Pocock Rowing Club
Boathouse
The George Pocock Memorial Rowing Center was built in 1994 by the George Pocock Rowing Foundation - a group of Seattle, Northwest, and National rowing enthusiasts - to honor the legacy of George Pocock by ensuring access to the formative, wonderful sport of rowing.
Membership includes:
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24 X 7 member access to the facility
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Club fleet of singles, doubles, pairs, quads, fours and eights.
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Land fitness center featuring cardio and strength training equipment
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Well appointed locker rooms
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Contact us for more information or stop in to tour.
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George Yeoman Pocock
Diversity in the Boathouse: It Takes All of Us
Our mission is to foster an inclusive rowing community, support fitness, recreation, and skill development, and provide competitive local, national and international racing opportunities for rowers of all skill levels.
In our newly adopted by-laws we have made a commitment to adopt, maintain and promote a policy incorporating the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the governance and operations of the Pocock Rowing Club. We are now writing a DEI plan with input from our members, and a link will be active from this page when it is finalized.
Diversity, Equity &
Inclusion
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Open Positions
The Pocock Rowing Club is always looking to grow our coaching staff. We have coaching opportunities for all experience levels and offer flexible scheduling, professional development, and competitive pay. Learn more about how you can get involved with the team by contacting us to learn more
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