The Fredericton Rowing Club (FRC) is situated on the picturesque Wolastoq (Saint John) River in the capital city of Fredericton, New Brunswick. The name Wolastoq translates to "the Beautiful River" in the Maliseet language, reflecting the stunning natural surroundings of the club. The FRC offers a range of rowing programs for athletes of all ages and skill levels, with a mission to provide opportunities for individuals to learn, play, progress, train, and compete in the sport of rowing throughout their lives.
The club's vision is to foster a sustainable, diverse, and welcoming rowing community in Fredericton, contributing to the well-being of participants both physically and mentally. The FRC values inclusivity, collaboration, and lifelong participation in rowing. The club is committed to promoting a positive and active lifestyle through the sport of rowing.
Located at the Small Craft Aquatic Centre on Brunswick Street in Fredericton, the FRC offers a variety of participant programs, including junior, master, senior, and university-affiliate categories. From novice to experienced rowers, the FRC provides coaching and support for athletes looking to improve their skills and compete at various levels. The club also has a strong focus on safety, with detailed guidelines and protocols in place to ensure the well-being of all members.
For updates on rowing opportunities and programs, you can follow the Fredericton Rowing Club on Facebook or visit their website for more information. Whether you are a seasoned rower or looking to try rowing for the first time, the FRC welcomes individuals of all backgrounds to join their rowing community and experience the beauty of the Wolastoq River from the water.