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About Row New York
A nonprofit that pairs competitive rowing with academic support, running youth programs from the Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse on the Harlem River in Inwood. Middle and high schoolers can join with no rowing experience.
- High school team for grades 8-12
- No experience required
- Year-round training
- Address
- 3579 Harlem River Drive (Peter Jay Sharp Dock), 10034
- Phone
- (718) 433-3075
- Website
- rownewyork.org
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Weekly schedule
Year-round youth programs
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Questions parents ask about Row New York
What ages is Row New York best for?
Ages 13–17.
How much does Row New York cost?
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What are the hours for Row New York?
Year-round youth programs
Where is Row New York?
3579 Harlem River Drive (Peter Jay Sharp Dock), 10034, in Inwood, Manhattan.
How do I sign up for Row New York?
Registration is handled by Row New York: rownewyork.org, or call (718) 433-3075.
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