Scheduling Rows
Members in good standing can sign up for rows using our scheduling site, “The Scheduler”:
scheduler.yarmouth-rowing.org
New members should contact Bob Checkoway or Cordie Southall for help getting set up the first time.
When creating your account, please use a name others will easily recognize.
Signing Up
- First, look to join an open seat in an existing boat that fits your ability and preference
- If no spots are available, you can create a new row by selecting a day, time, boat, and workout description
- Categories include: Summary, Small Boats, Women’s 4s, and Men’s 4s
- Once a boat is full, all participants will receive an email confirmation
Be sure to click “Update” to save your selections.
Guest Rowers
If you’re bringing a guest:
- Enter your name twice (once for you, once for your guest)
- Add “Guest rower” in the Coach field
- Ensure your guest completes both the US Rowing waiver and Yarmouth Rowing Club waiver before rowing
Timing Note
Out of courtesy to your crew, changes (ideally) shouldn’t be made within 24 hours of a scheduled row.
Small Boats
Scullers are encouraged to add their rows to The Scheduler so others know when you’ll be on the water. Whenever possible, plan to row at the same time as others—for safety and help with launching and carrying boats.
The Fleet
Our fleet is made up primarily of sweep boats, with a mix of competitive and fitness-focused shells, along with a few small boats. These boats support a range of rowing styles, from team-oriented fours to smaller sculling boats for independent rows.
Conlan — Men’s Heavyweight Competitive 4+ (B crew)
Ultralite — Men’s Heavyweight Competitive/Fitness 4+ (C crew)
Herewego — Women’s Competitive Midweight 4+
Artemis — Women’s Competitive Midweight 4+
Quad — Men’s 4x- (often used by women)
Grayling — Midweight 2x
Note: All singles and most doubles are privately owned. Some may be available to borrow with permission—please contact the owner directly to make arrangements.
Oars
Sweep Oars — Men’s and women’s club oars are color-coded with tape and stored on the rack
Sculling Oars — Located on the bottom two racks
Private Oars — May be stored on the main rack or on private boat racks beneath individual shells