Our Vision
We are known in the Pacific Northwest and nationally as a competitive, inclusive leader in the sport of rowing.
our VALUEs
LEADERSHIP
We lead with integrity and heart, building trusting relationships that inspire and support teammates and partners to create impact far beyond our boathouse - on and off the water.
BELONGING
We believe anyone can row, and we intentionally build a space where everyone - no matter their background - feels they belong.
EXCELLENCE
We strive to bring our best to every stroke, every practice, and every interaction - advancing with integrity, purpose, and a commitment to continuous learning and growth.
our HISTORY
The Everett Rowing Association Boathouse, dedicated in February of 1991, is the home of the Everett Rowing Association. The association was founded in 1984 by a group led by Marty Beyer and Lynn Dykgraaf. Beyer and Dykgraaf inspired the community efforts in acquiring boats and, in June of 1984, a small boathouse. Dick and Irma Erickson brought their considerable experience and knowledge in the sport of rowing to bear in the following years of growth. Robert and Barbara Cummins were also instrumental in leading the association to the highest levels of competition.
We respect and honor the indigenous people who have lived and worked in this area of the Northwest historically and presently and we will do all we can to protect the environment, both on land and water.
