With more of you owning singles, here’s some info on how to transport them to interesting places to row (and race) them! For more details...

After a cold wet morning, the fog lifted for ideal rowing conditions – relatively flat water and nice cool temps for rowing....

Ever a source of inspiration, the intrepid rowers of Port Townsend (and Seattle) all entered (and finished!) this year’s...

What a difference a year makes! Last year the weather was so bad, the Rats didn’t even make it across the Hood Canal bridge, and the...

This was a totally new and totally delightful event nestled in the scenic (and calm!) waters of Sequim Bay hosted by the SBYC. Here was...

For all of Debra Feinmans photos go here For all of Patti Hoyeki’s photos go here “Husky Challenger” 28:57 Jana-cox, ZoeAnn, Ann W,...

After wringing out the remaining wind from last year’s regatta, the sun came out, the wind died down and everyone had fun. Thank you...

Photos by Peggy and Kate Franco. (read about the regatta here) Standing at the end of the road near the ski lift, the intrepid set of...

Historic Heat Roasts Pacific Northwest, said the Washington Post headline. On the day of the festival however, Old Man Sol took a break...

It was a bit rougher than last year. Times were a bit slower and crews were definitely wetter but it was a fun challenge and thank heaven...

In the midst of rain, clouds, darkness, Stan Pocock (or maybe Neptune?) opened the skies for a glorious day for the de-naming of the...

Stan Pocock Way Enough, p. 109 The Huskies finished a close second to Cornell, who nipped them at the finish. John “Gimp” Halberg went on...

Stan Pocock Way Enough P.299 The pause before the catch, which we always insisted upon, was designed to eliminate the tendency of some...

Stan Pocock Way Enough p. 71 Two of the frosh came into the shop one afternoon, each complaining that his feathering wrist hurt like hell...

This one’s for our own pilot Ed Kirkpatrick who donated the Riverside to our club and graciously agreed to renaming her the Stan Pocock....

Stan Pocock Way Enough p. 286 I was resting on the bank of the Seneca River at Syracuse, enjoying a respite from the goings on around the...

Stan Pocock Way Enough p. 162-165 I couldn't go along with that style.[pause in the bow, rush up, snatch and grab] …For one, I wanted my...

Stan Pocock Way Enough p 237 1968 was also the busiest year we ever had in the shop. During those eleven months we built 125 boats of all...

Stan Pocock Way Enough p. 258 After we took Dad home, I moved in to be with him and give support to Mother as best I could. Mrs. Blix, a...

We are honored to announce that on May 6 at 10am (at our boathouse) one of the last shells Stan built for the Olympics will be renamed...