McQuaid Crew

Friends of Scholastic Crew is a community organization working to foster and further the interest of Competitive rowing is a non-funded school varsity sport.

Currently FoSC supports McQuaid Jesuit Crew, with the intent of including several additional high school teams in the future. Scholastic Crew is a Varsity sport fully supported by school administrations. Students who meet athletic program requirements around academic eligibility and health certification are eligible to participate and earn a Varsity Letter. However, crew is a non-funded school spo

rt that is primarily instituted through the efforts of FoSC and not through the planned development and management of the athletic department. The governing Board of FoSC provides the vision, oversight, financial aid and manpower to member-school rowing teams. It supports the logistical needs of the crews for practices and regattas, and undertakes annual fundraising & development to establish and maintain the FoSC Boathouse and expensive rowing shells and equipment. Having a pool of resources – boats, oars, launches, ergs, trailers, etc. – significantly opens the door for all students to participate. Scholastic rowing is a single school event where athletes row for, and represent, their high school. Youth club rowing draws student athletes from more that one high school. Depending on the regatta competition, athletes may row as a club, or must row as a school team.

05/21/2026

🔥🏆 WHAT an incredible season for the McQuaid Jesuit Crew Team! 🏆🔥
Through hard work, determination, and countless hours on the water, these young men have earned their place on one of the biggest stages in high school rowing — the SRAA National Championships 2026 in Tennessee!
This team has represented McQuaid with grit, teamwork, discipline, and pride all season long, and now they’re taking their talents to Nationals to compete against the best crews in the country.
Please join us in wishing all of our rowers and coaches the very best of luck as they race this weekend! Your McQuaid family and community are cheering you on every stroke of the way.
LET’S GO KNIGHTS!! 💙💛

04/19/2026

❄️ Car Wash Cancelled Today 🚗💦
Due to today’s weather, the car wash is cancelled.
Thank you to everyone who came out yesterday to support the team and House of Mercy—we truly appreciate it! 💙

04/17/2026

04/10/2026

Come out and support Row for Hope at our car wash fundraiser on April 18-19 at McQuaid HS, 1800 S. Clinton Ave. 14618. We will be there from 10-4 to get your cars ready for spring!

04/01/2026

We can’t wait to get out on the water to support the mission of House of Mercy (Rochester, New York)! Please help spread the word! Donations can be made by Venmo .

Row for Hope! Let's support the McQuaid Jesuit HS Crew Team as they prepare to row the length of the Erie Canal, from Buffalo to Albany, beginning June 7.
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03/26/2026

McQuaid Crew athletes volunteered at the House of Mercy as part of their Row for Hope Campaign. Watch the video from News10NBC to find out more. Donations for the Row for Hope, which will benefit the House of Mercy this year, can be received via Venmo .

The McQuaid Jesuit crew team spent Sunday volunteering at the House of Mercy in Rochester as part of their Row for Hope campaign. The team dedicated eight ho...

02/08/2026

Save your cans from your Super Bowl Party!

Help our boys raise money for House for Mercy. Bring your cans to any Upstate Bottle Return (Upstate Bottle Return Redemption Centers) and ask that the funds be donated to Row for Hope. This is an ongoing campaign so you can bring cans at any point to help the boys meet their goal.

Thanks in advance for your help!

10/06/2024

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