Spokane River Rowing Association

05/29/2026

05/21/2026

Looking for something to do this summer? Wanted to try something new? Sign up and join us for our summer youth learn to grow camps today! 

05/21/2026

Join us in making a difference! Our adult and youth programs are proud to support the summer river cleanup.

05/20/2026

What a better way to spend your summer than with Spokane Rowing in a Learn to Row Camp!! Sign ups are open!!

05/19/2026

This is the why….

05/16/2026

GO ZAGS!!!

WCC Women's Rowing Championships Friday 15 May
LAKE NATOMA, Calif. – Gonzaga women's rowing opened the 2026 West Coast Conference Championships with a strong day on the water Friday at Lake Natoma, advancing multiple boats into Saturday's finals competition.

The Bulldogs posted top-two finishes in all four preliminary heats, highlighted by a first-place finish in the Women's II Four Heat 2 and a runner-up result in the Women's I Eight Heat 1.

Gonzaga started the morning in the Women's II Four Heat 2, where the Zags crossed in second place with a time of 7:53.609. Gonzaga stayed within striking distance throughout the race, finishing ahead of Portland, Saint Mary's and Sacramento State.

The Bulldogs followed with another strong showing in the Women's I Four Heat 2. Gonzaga took second in 7:44.066 after battling Washington State through the middle 1,000 meters. The Zags finished comfortably ahead of Portland, Sacramento State and Seattle U to secure a spot in Saturday's final.

In the Women's II Eight Heat 2, Gonzaga earned its first heat victory of the regatta, finishing in 7:09.790. The Bulldogs surged ahead of Portland, Sacramento State and Seattle U, while narrowly trailing Washington State for much of the race before making a late push to secure second overall positioning heading into finals racing.

The day concluded with the Women's I Eight Heat 1, where Gonzaga delivered one of the top performances of the morning. The Bulldogs placed second in 6:53.029, finishing just behind Oregon State and ahead of Washington State, Santa Clara and Creighton. Gonzaga stayed close to the Beavers throughout the race and separated from the rest of the field over the final 500 meters.

The Zags return to Lake Natoma on Saturday for the final day of the WCC Championships with conference titles and NCAA Championship qualification spots on the line.

All races on both days will be streamed live on ESPN+. Make sure to check out the West Coast Conference Rowing Championship Central Page for more information on the two-day championship.

05/15/2026

WCC Women's Rowing Championships at Lake Natoma, Sacramento Friday and Saturday may 15 and 16. GO ZAGS!

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05/14/2026

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05/12/2026

05/10/2026

SRRA May Learn to Row class launches first 8 of the season on Silver Lake! After seeing the Gonzaga women's crew skimming down the lake from the shore, the May Learn to Row class, learned all about rowing shells and how to work as a team to move an 8 down to the water. Everyone was able to get in the boat and feel the sliding seat, the way the sweep oar swivels in the oar lock, and how moving the oar handle height up and down makes the boat tippy.

Next Saturday they will get on the water in shells and begin learning the rowing stroke!

It' always a great day to be on the water!

If you are interested in Learning to Row, SRRA has a second 4 week class starting in early June. Check us out at www.spokanerowing.org