Row Nova Scotia developing, promoting and growing the sport of rowing in Nova Scotia

This season Row NS is organizing and hosting three coaching mini clinics to help provide practical and meaningful coach development opportunities in targeted skill areas. These mini clinics are free to attend for rowing coaches across the province. The three targeted areas of skill development are rigging, injury and prevention …

A Learn to Row Coach Workshop will beheld on Saturday May 19 and Sunday May 20, 2018 in Dartmouth from 8:30am-4:30pm both days. Cost for the workshop is $100 per person. This workshop is the entry into the RCA coach development pathway and is geared toward people interested in coaching …

Row Nova Scotia is pleased to offer an Emergency First Aid with Level C (adults, children and babies) CPR and AED Training to our membership including coaches, umpires, volunteers and rowers. This course is a 1 day course taking place on Saturday June 2, 2018 at the Sport Nova Scotia …

A successful bidding process has led to a new training home for rowing athletes in the province. Row Nova Scotia is pleased to announce a multi-year partnership with North Star Rowing Club of Dartmouth, N.S. as the new location for outdoor training for the Nova Scotia Provincial Team (NSPT). “This …

Would you be interested in helping the RowNS Board achieve its Strategic Goals in support of rowing across the province? We need athletes, officials, coaches and parents to serve on committees of the Board, and/or help out with specific tasks. Current committees and their mandates include: The Coach and Umpire …

A Level 1 – Assistant Umpire Clinic will be held on Saturday May 5 at Sport Nova Scotia in Halifax, NS. Level 1 – Assistant Umpire is open to all those interested in umpiring. Athletes, coaches and volunteers are strongly encouraged to participate in this entry level clinic for umpires …

Halifax Rowing Club is proud to host the Annual Erg Marathon & Half Marathon on Sunday March 18th, at the University of King’s College Gymnasium. The format is a 42,195m race in the morning, a 21,098m race in the afternoon and 10,000m and 5,000m Junior Rower events will be interspersed …

Thank you to those who attended the Row Nova Scotia Annual General Meeting on Tuesday February 20 at Oakwood House in Dartmouth. We would like to welcome our incoming Board of Directors for 2018. President – Katie Edwards Treasurer- Rosalyn Huynh Secretary – Joan Backman Director – Nick Head-Petersen Director …

Through extensive consultation with Rowing Canada Aviron, other provincial rowing associations and review by our board of directors, the Row Nova Scotia board has approved a new provincial participant fee structure that will align with Rowing Canada Aviron’s (RCA) new fee structure, which will take effect on April 1, 2018 …

Brightwood Golf and Country Club – Dartmouth, N.S. On Saturday night the winners of the Annual Row Nova Scotia Awards were announced at the Banquet. Congratulations to this year’s winners: Female Individual Rower of the Year – Claire Ellison – Halifax Rowing Club Male Individual Rower of the Year – …