Welcome to week 2 of the fall racing season and the first regatta for our Novice squad!  HT Rowing will head to Delaware on Sunday for the Head of the Christina Regatta.  All athletes must arrive at the trailer 2 hours prior to race time. 

All Bow Seats: click HERE for a video of the race course.

Head of the Christina Schedule and Lineups:
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9:50 am - Mens Youth Double
     -Christian/Gavin - Bow #44
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10:00 am - Women's Youth Double
     -Maggie/Brooke - Bow #52
     -Maddie/Jacqui - Bow #58
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11:40 am - Mens Youth Quad
     -Anthony/Evan/Hans/Ryan - Bow #96
     -Julian/Luke/Dane/Justin - Bow #101
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12:00 pm - Mens JV Quad
     -Thomas/Owen/Tyler/Connor - Bow #106
     -Callum/Ian/Kellen/Cahill - Bow #109
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​1:20 pm - Women's JV Quad
     -Leia/Mary/Caroline/Mariah - Bow #115
     -Marley/Kate/Malie/Payton - Bow #123
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2:10 pm - Mens Youth Single
     -Brendan - Bow #140
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2:20 pm - Womens Youth SIngle
     -Gina - Bow #148
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GO HAWKS!!!

Today's downpour didn't dampen the enthusiasm of HT Rowers as they loaded shells on the team trailer for the first regatta of the season.  The Hawks compete tomorrow at the Kings Head Regatta on the Schuylkill. Rowers must navigate a 2.8 mile (4500 meter) race course that includes 2 bridges. GO HAWKS!

Race season is finally here!  The Hawks will head to the Upper Marion Boat Club on Sunday to compete in the King's Head Regatta on the upper Schuylkill River.  With the incoming weather, any changes to the schedule will be sent out on Remind.  Be prepared for a rainy day -- bring extra clothes, towels, and whatever you need to keep your belongings dry.  All athletes must arrive at the trailer 2 hours prior to race time.

Click HERE for a parking map.
​Click HERE for a course map.

King's Head Regatta Schedule and Lineups:
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9:15 am -- Men's Youth Single
     -Brendan
     -Henry
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9:45 am -- Women's Youth Single
     -Maggie
     -Mariah
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10:20 am -- Men's Youth Quad
     -Julian/Evan/Dane/Justin
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10:25 am -- Mens Youth JV Quad
     -TBD/Gavin/Cahill/Connor
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12:30 pm -- Men's Youth Double
     -Jack/Hans
     -Anthony/Ryan
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1:05 pm -- Women's Youth Double
     -Brooke/Gina
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2:55 pm -- Women's Youth JV Quad
     -Jacqui/Maddie/Payton/Caroline
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GO HAWKS!!!

Congratulations to HT Rowing's Team Captains for the 2023-2024 season.:  (l-r) Maggie Dunn (senior),  Gina Gerber (senior),  Brendan Savell (junior) and Jack Fowler (senior). Team captains assume additional responsibilities and play an integral role in the team's success, fulfilling important roles in leadership, communication and motivation. 

The music will be hot, the beer cold and the food yummy. Join us this Friday at HTR's annual Rock the Dock celebration. Evening features Cellarside, Reds Rolling Restaurant, the best of local brewers....and the chance to catch up with good friends.

HT Rowing is offering fall programs for Haddon Township High School students as well as students in 7th and 8th grades (do not need to be enrolled in Haddon Township Middle School). HTR is a highly respected and successful team that routinely medals at regional and statewide competitions. Rowers are guided by a highly skilled coaching staff with years experience in working with young athletes.  To learn more and register, click on the links below or the tabs at top of page.
High School Program  (starts September 6th)
Middle School Youth Development Program (starts September 16th)

HT Rowing's Competitive Fall season starts Wednesday, September 6th. Returning and new rowers are encouraged to register now and avoid any last minute panic. Above all, be sure to take care of the school requirements for student athletes - especially the sports physical that can take time to schedule. Fulfillment of the school's requirements is mandatory to begin practice. For details - click on High School Fall tab above. We are finalizing plans for the Middle School fall program and expect to open registrations that program by end of July.

Congratulations to the graduates of HTR's Learn to Row program. The program welcomed 18 to the great sport of rowing and all did exceptionally well. Looking forward to having them back in the fall for HTR's high school and middle school programs. 

Was a great day on the Cooper for Tech Camp participants Cahill Crawford and Luke Rutkowski who are working hard this summer to perfect their technique in preparation for the coming fall season. Next week, HTR's popular Learn to Row program gets underway providing those new to the rowing a chance to experience this great sport. 

We are pleased to announce this year's recipients of HTR's Rower Awards that recognize outstanding accomplishments in athleticism, sportsmanship and leadership.

Most Valuable Rower Female - Athena Constantakos
Most Valuable Rower Male - Luke Gerber
Awarded to a rowers who anticipate and respond to needs without having to be asked.  The rower is thoughtful, respectful, has an infectious positive attitude and never blames others for mishaps or setbacks.  They excel in finding and giving the most of themselves. 

Hammer Award Female - Sarah Lex
Hammer Award Male - Joey Savell
Given to the athlete that spins the biggest erg. The erg is a symbol of hard work, determination and toughness. 

Most Improved Athlete of the Year - Henry Fowler
The recipient has been unrelenting in efforts to improve their skills and their progress is a testament to the value of never giving up. 

The Anna Arsenault Award - Anthony Gattone
Presented to the rower who exemplifies club values, exhibiting at all times the qualities of leadership, sportsmanship and unity. Recipients exceed the coaches’ expectations in teamwork, dedication to improving and unflappable positive attitude.

Award Recipients (l-r) Anthony Gattone, Henry Fowler, Joey Savell, Sarah Lex, Luke Gerber and Athena Constantakos.