Rowing Programs
Spring Competitive
Program Dates: Early May to Mid June
This program is for experienced rowers training for regional and national level competitions. 5-6 practices a weeks with one of the competitive coaches. Season will also commence with dryland training.
Regatta: Ice Breaker – Late May
Fees:
Rowers = $215 ($165 + Sport Organization Fee)
Spring High School Rowing
Program Dates: April - June
Rowing program offered through partnering high schools for both experienced and new athletes. There will be 4 – 5 practices a week. Season commences with dry land training and then moves onto the water in later April (dependant upon spring river conditions). Season will finish early June with the High school championships.
Regatta: High School Championships – May 29-31
Fees:
Rowers = $180 ($130 + Sport Organization Membership Fee)
Coxswains = $120 ($70 + Sport Organization Fee) MAX 4 coxswains / school
Summer Competitive – Learn to Compete
Program Dates: June 13 - August 14
This is for experienced rowers that will compete at summer regattas. This program is 5-7 practices a week with 2 competitions planned, which athletes are expected to attend. The regattas are the Nova Scotia Sprints (Halifax, NS) and ERA Championships (Montreal, QC). Both of these competitions will be occurring in July.
Regattas:
- Nova Scotia Sprints
- ERA Championships Montreal
Fees:
Rowers = $595 ($545 + Sport Organization Membership Fee)
Coxswains = $175 ($125 + Sport Organization Membership Fee)
Summer Competitive – Train to Train
Program Dates: June 13 - August 14
This program is designed to introduce athletes to sculling and racing and will consist mostly of athletes joining from the high school programs who have no or limited sculling and regatta experience. Athletes will be required to attend 4 practices a week with a focus on sculling. One practice a week will be sweeping in 4s and 8s.
Regattas: Nova Scotia Sprints
Fees:
Rowers = $495 ($445 + Sport Organization Membership Fee)
Coxswains = $175 ($125 + Sport Organization Membership Fee)
Summer Novice – Learn to Train
Program Dates: SESSION 1: June 22 to July 17, SESSION 2: July 20 to August 14
This program is for new rowers who want to learn to row, with a desire to move onto a competitive program in the future. There will be 3 morning practices a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 8:00 & 10:00 am. The program is targeted to athletes from age 14 to 20. Space is limited to 8 athlete (male and female). Program will introduce athletes to the different styles of rowing (sweep and sculling)
SESSION 1: June 22 to July 17
SESSION 2: July 20 to August 14
Fees:
Session 1 Participants = $455 ($405 for 4 week session + Sport Organization Fee)
Session 2 Participants = $440 ($405 for 4 week session + Sport Organization Fee)
Session 1 & 2 Participants = $755 ($705 for 8 week session + Sport Organization Fee)
Fall Competitive
This program is for experienced rowers training for regional and national level competitions. 3-5 practices a weeks with one of the competitive coaches. Season will also commence with dryland training.
Regatta: Atlantic Rowing Championships, Really Chilli Regatta
Fees:
$175 -($125 + Competitive Sport Fee if not paid for 2026)
Masters Rowing – Competitive & Active for Life
Program Dates: May 4 - October 31
Rowing program for Masters athletes, who have previously been competitive rowers. 1-3 practices a week to be scheduled around competitive programs. Potential opportunity to participate in 1 summer competition and 1 fall competition.
Fees:
Athletes = $320 ($270 + Sport Organization Fee)
Corporate Learn to Row
Come and learn to row for your next team building event. Kennebecasis offers and introductory Learn to Row. These sessions are approximately 3 hours (weather dependant) for a minimum of 4 people and a maximum 10. Participants learn the basics of rowing in a safe, supported environment. These are offered from May 18 to August 30. Contact Kennebecasis to discuss your event.
Fees:
Contact Kennebecasis Rowing Club for pricing
NOTES
Kennebecasis Rowing Club practices Safe Sport. Rowing Canada Aviron – Safe Sport Information
2026 program offerings are subject to modification based on coaching, equipment availability and weather.
No refunds to a participant once a program commences
Sport Organization Fee = $50. (Rowing Canada Aviron and Rowing New Brunswick Aviron) This is paid once with the first program registered each year.
Program fees do not cover competition expenses. These will be determined prior to any competition travel for athletes.
Programs follow Rowing Canada Aviron’s Long Term Athlete Development Pathway







