Anonymous
08/10/2020 15:20
Subject: Recruited for Crew /Rowing
If you didn't get hurt in high school crew, you will in college. Few finish their careers without injury and not many non revenue athletes compete for their 4 or 5 years.
Anonymous
08/10/2020 15:17
Subject: Recruited for Crew /Rowing
The AD at my kids’ HS said the largest percentage of unclaimed college sports scholarships is for women’s crew. If your daughter is being recruited, there is likely $ to be had.
Anonymous
08/10/2020 14:30
Subject: Recruited for Crew /Rowing
It’s a hard sport.
Anonymous
08/10/2020 13:55
Subject: Re:Recruited for Crew /Rowing
Anonymous wrote:what does it mean to be a “preferred walk on” for crew? does it guaranty admission?
Ask the coach - that's going to depend on the school. I can't imagine it's going to "guarantee admission" but it might give your kid a little bump.
Anonymous
08/09/2020 23:29
Subject: Re:Recruited for Crew /Rowing
what does it mean to be a “preferred walk on” for crew? does it guaranty admission?
Anonymous
07/29/2020 16:24
Subject: Recruited for Crew /Rowing
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Make sure your kid does club crew too. H.S. Alone is not enough. Mine was recruited to every Ivy. We bought a book on Amazon that was great. Google college rowing recruitment. Make sure your child (not you) starts emailing coaches at the beginning of junior year. Google NCAA official and unofficial visits. Good luck. Ask more of you want. Most earlier answers here were snarky or terrible
We’re you full pay? Cuz cynics say this is just a back doorstep for those who can pay.
Not everyone is a cheat. Your question is nuts.
Asking if PP’s kid is full pay is not asking if s/he cheated. You are a 🥜 nut case.
It may be a recognition that rowing 🚣♀️ is like badminton 🏸 or ping pong 🏓 Not sure if these are true sports, like football, baseball, basketball.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Have you ever watched rowing? The idea that it isn't a "true" sport is ludicrous. Rowers are in crazy good shape and have to be strong as well as coordinated.
Anonymous
07/29/2020 15:36
Subject: Re:Recruited for Crew /Rowing
NP also interested so bumping. PP, did you find the website? Thanks.
Anonymous
07/22/2020 20:57
Subject: Recruited for Crew /Rowing
Anonymous wrote:I went to a patriot league school 20 years ago. The grabbed any freshman with the right body type when we were at the swim test during orientation and begged them to join. I guess times have changed
Lol. I’m 5’11” at the time about 135 and was begged every time I walked past their table at the student union to join. Never did.
Ironically I now have an erg in my basement I use daily.
Op, there’s a really good website on this I will try to find for you.
Anonymous
07/22/2020 20:53
Subject: Recruited for Crew /Rowing
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Make sure your kid does club crew too. H.S. Alone is not enough. Mine was recruited to every Ivy. We bought a book on Amazon that was great. Google college rowing recruitment. Make sure your child (not you) starts emailing coaches at the beginning of junior year. Google NCAA official and unofficial visits. Good luck. Ask more of you want. Most earlier answers here were snarky or terrible
We’re you full pay? Cuz cynics say this is just a back doorstep for those who can pay.
Not everyone is a cheat. Your question is nuts.
Asking if PP’s kid is full pay is not asking if s/he cheated. You are a 🥜 nut case.
It may be a recognition that rowing 🚣♀️ is like badminton 🏸 or ping pong 🏓 Not sure if these are true sports, like football, baseball, basketball.