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USRowing will host 14 one-day ID camps at locations across the country. These camps are open to all U19 age eligible athletes and will consist of an on-land program including short distance erg testing, functional movement instruction, national team technical instruction, coxswain specific educational programming and information about USRowing U19 Summer Camps including the 2025 U19 Team Selection Camp.
NEW - Join USRowing for the Last Chance Virtual ID Camp – March 16, 2025!
USRowing is pleased to offer a Last Chance Virtual ID Camp on March 16, 2025, offering athletes another opportunity to participate in our identification process. This camp will take place on Zoom from 12:00 – 2:00 PM EST.
This year, we are introducing a virtual option in response to weather-related postponements of several in-person ID camps. The safety of our athletes and staff is our top priority, and we want to ensure that every athlete has the chance to showcase their potential and take the next step in their rowing journey.
ABOUT THE CAMP:
The mission of the USRowing 2025 U19 ID Camps is to identify and inspire future elite rowers while providing a clear pathway for success at both national and international levels.
This camp is designed for athletes of all experience levels—whether they’re looking to improve their rowing skills, prepare for collegiate competition, or pursue a spot on the U.S. National Team.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
COST: $20 per athlete
HOW TO REGISTER:
1. Log into your USRowing Member Portal HERE
2. Click “Camps” on the left side of your screen
3. Select “Apply"
4. Register for the 2025 U19 Virtual ID Camp.
NEXT STEPS:
All registered athletes will receive an invitation to a private Zoom meeting for the ID camp on or before Tuesday, March 11th. This link is not to be shared with anyone besides the registered individual and their immediate family. Only athletes listed as registrants will be allowed to add erg scores to the submission form.
Southern California 1/12/25
Chicago 1/12/25
Bay Area 1/26/25
Connecticut 1/26/25
Pittsburgh 2/1/25
Florida 2/2/25
Philadelphia 2/2/25
Princeton 2/9/25
Chattanooga 2/9/25
Dallas 2/16/25
Boston 2/23/25 - Postponed from 2/9 due to weather
Seattle 2/23/25
Detroit 2/23/25
Washington, Row House West End 2/23/25 - CANCELLED DUE TO POWER OUTAGE
Comprised of athletes identified and invited to race at the World Rowing Under 19 Championships.
The bridge from youth rowing to Under 19 Selection Camp. This level focuses on developing skills, processes, technique, and mindset to give athletes the tools they need to take their rowing to the next level.
Athletes who are looking to fine tune their skills and become prospective high performance athletes.
The United We Row Scholarship provides financial assistance to athletes who are looking to pursue their passion for rowing by participating in USRowing camps and programs. Whether you’re an aspiring rower facing financial challenges, a leader promoting inclusivity, or a high-potential athlete, this scholarship is here to support your journey.
Who Can Apply?
The scholarship is open to rowers of all levels and encourages applications from those who:
Application Process
Our process evaluates four key areas:
Click HERE to apply now and take the next step in your rowing journey!
USRowing will host two 2026 U19 HP Winter Camps with the purpose of identifying and developing athletes for the 2025 U19 National Team. These camps will be by invitation only and will accept applications for admittance to camp. Athletes admitted to camp will participate in small boat training, physiological testing (lactate step test) and a U19 Winter Speed Order. Athletes with the goal of being selected to the 2026 U19 National Team that will compete at the 2026 World Rowing Championships are HIGHLY encouraged to apply. Dates and location are TBD.
The goal of Pathways Development Camp is to set you up with the tools and skills to reach your rowing goals. This camp is led by an excellent group of Olympians and college coaches, so athletes will gain excellent insight into what it takes to succeed in the sport.
Height, weight, and erg scores are taken into account when assessing applications. If you are significantly over the “target” ranges, we do not want to put you in an environment that is reaching too far beyond your current age or development.
The intention and execution of each camp is very similar, the biggest difference being the skill level of the athletes attending each camp. Both camps will spend the majority of the time in small boats with an emphasis on overall development.
A team focused competition in a range of boat classes on July 14-16 at Chula Vista, Calif. Some of the other countries participating are Canada, New Zealand, Mexico, etc.
72 athletes (32 rowers and 4 coxswains per gender) will be invited to Selection Development Camp. All Selection Development Camp Athletes will participate in the international regatta at the end of camp.
No, while the camps will both be at Chula Vista, they will run independently with no overlap of athletes between camps.
40 Athletes (18 rowers and 2 coxswains per gender) will be invited to Selection Camp. This is the number needed to field a four, quadruple sculls, eight, and two alternates per gender.
*it is possible that additional invitations will be issued if boats fail to qualify through trails (double, pair)
We fully anticipate the four with coxswain being eliminated from the World Rowing Program. This change will be formally announced in March. There are no plans for the event to be at any subsequent World Championships starting in 2025.
These athletes will not be named to the 2025 U19 National team
Note: 95% is an achievable standard that ensures we’re sending boats to Worlds that will be competitive (perform in the top half of the field).
We are requiring that coxswains must be practicing and racing in eights that are going World Class Speed (see chat below) in order to be considered for U19 Selection Camp.
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