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Rowers training on the Maumee River beneath the Anthony Wayne Bridge in Toledo

Philip LeBoutillier Jr. Boathouse · Toledo, Ohio

Row Toledo.
Since the early 1980s.

The Toledo Rowing Club has put Toledo on the water for more than four decades, rowing from the Philip LeBoutillier Jr. Boathouse at International Park.

About the club

The club that keeps Toledo rowing

Founded in the early 1980s, the Toledo Rowing Club is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit. The club helped establish Toledo's modern regatta tradition and helped build the boathouse it still rows from today.

TRC owns its own fleet of shells, oars, launch, and training equipment, and welcomes experienced racers and first-time rowers alike, rowing for fitness, competition, and the joy of being on the water.

Est. 1982-83 501(c)(3) Non-profit Maumee River
A men's four sweeping across the Maumee River

What we offer

One club, every way to row

Whether you've raced for decades or never held an oar, TRC has a seat for you in the boat.

Adults & Masters

Club Rowing

Adult and Masters rowing on the Maumee, competitive and recreational, in the club's own fleet of shells.

New rowers

Learn to Row

No experience needed. Summer Learn to Row sessions and private lessons get first-time rowers on the water.

Youth

Juniors

Summer junior rowing gives young athletes a place to learn, train, and race with the club.

Shells and rowers gathered at the boathouse at sunset with the Toledo skyline behind

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