WEST SIDE ROWING CLUB

The West Side Rowing Club is a non-profit organization based in Buffalo, New York. Founded in 1912, the club boasts a rich history spanning over a century. With a team of 8 dedicated employees, they strive to promote the physical, mental, and moral well-being of young people through rowing and other athletic pursuits. The club offers rowing instruction and training to youth, fostering their passion for this sport. They have a long-standing tradition of supporting public schools, providing opportunities for thousands of young people to learn and excel in rowing. West Side Rowing Club has witnessed remarkable achievements, with its rowers representing the United States at prestigious competitions such as the Olympics, Pan American Games, World Youth Championships, and European Championships. Driven by volunteer officers and directors, the club's commitment to the community is unwavering. Despite facing challenges over the years, including the relocation of its clubhouse due to infrastructure developments and a devastating fire, the West Side Rowing Club persevered, securing a new site and rebuilding with the support of its dedicated members. Visit their website at wsrc.org to learn more about their programs, history, and opportunities to get involved.