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2026 Summer Racing Schedule
Summer racing is characterized by regattas called “sprint races,” which are shorter in length and
demand more anaerobic fitness. Sprint races are typically between 1,000 or 2,000 meters
in length, or roughly .65 - 1.3 miles long. Sprint race courses often contain multiple lanes where athletes can race side by side and can take anywhere between 5 - 8 minutes to complete,
based on the length of the race and speed of the crew.
Cascadia Masters Championships
Dates: July 10th - July 12th
Athletes: Advanced Masters / Select Intermediate Masters
Info: Taking place at Burnaby Lake, British Columbia, Canada, this regatta has quickly gained popularity and favor on an international stage. This regatta takes place across three days of action packed racing. Make sure your passports/pass cards are up to date!
Green Lake Summer Extravaganza
Date: August 1st
Athletes: Youth who have rowed for at least 2 weeks leading up to the regatta
Info: Taking place at Green Lake, Seattle, this regatta has a long history dating back to 1961! This regatta features 1000m sprints that are friendly to all levels of skills and ages. Additionally, select Masters athletes can attend for special events such as the Parent/Child race!
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