Teams & clubs · One boathouse
Six high schools, two collegiate programs, and adult rowing through TRC, all sharing the Philip LeBoutillier Jr. Boathouse and its access to the Maumee River.
Our mission
It is the mission of everyone in the Toledo Rowing Foundation to engage and support the youth and adults of Toledo and the surrounding community in the education, training, instruction, and participation in the sport of rowing. Each partner program stores its shells, oars, and machines in the boathouse and reaches the water easily through International Park.
Adult rowing
The Foundation's longtime adult and Masters club rows competitively and recreationally on the Maumee. New adult rowers are always welcome, no experience required.
Each program sets its own membership, dues, and schedule. Reach out to the crew that fits: youth, high school, collegiate, or adult.
Private lessons
Prefer to learn solo or sharpen your technique? Call or text to set up a session.
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Find the crew that fits you
Where are you in your rowing journey? Pick the option that fits and we'll point you to the right program.
Adult & Masters rowing on the Maumee. Tell us about yourself and we'll reach out.
Six area high schools row out of the boathouse. Visit a program's site to get started.
Perrysburg ↗ Notre Dame Academy ↗ St. Ursula Academy ↗ St. John's Jesuit ↗ St. Francis de Sales ↗ Toledo Central Catholic ↗Two collegiate programs call the boathouse home.
University of Toledo Women's NCAA Division I rowing ↗ Bowling Green State University Club rowing ↗