Past Events
Southwest Regional Championships (CJ’s)
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510 Sprints @ JLAC
Berkeley High School Crew and the Jack London Aquatic Center welcome Deep Water Rowing Association (DW), Palo Alto Rowing Club, River City Rowing Club (RCRC), Serra High School, Stanford and Stockton Rowing Club to the newly christened 510 Sprints
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT PARKING
Please follow the instructions below when you park. Oakland Police will ticket cars parked in other areas.
Download the map (pdf, 380KB)
Regatta Parking Options
A limited amount of parking will be available in the regatta parking lot (west end of Jetco warehouse) on a first come first served basis. $10 per car - cash only, no bills larger than 20, exact change please. Drop off rowers at the drop off/parking lot entry. JLAC lot is for coaches, trailers, officials and disabled parking ONLY.Other parking options:
- Street parking in the warehouse district north of Oak St. (observe all parking signs)
- Paid parking in Jack London Sq. parking lots/garages north on Embarcadero
- Street parking south on 1st St. beyond the concrete bridge (NO parking on bridge and observe all parking signs). NO parking on either side of 1st. Street or in Port of Oakland lot off 1st. Street. Cars may be ticketed or towed.
VISITOR INFORMATION
Looking for coffee, or a place to eat or shop? Here are some suggestions!
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League Race #5 - Deep Water Dash
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Local Teams Regatta
The Oakland Strokes have organized this bonus race for local teams on Saturday March 20 at JLAC. Berkeley High Crew joins the Strokes, Jack London Aquatic Center, Los Gatos Rowing Club, Palo Alto Rowing Club, NorCal Crew, Marin Rowing Association, North Bay Rowing Club, Saint Ignatius High School and, visiting from afar, the Humboldt Rowing Club.
Strokes to the Strokes for putting together this day of racing!
Information for visitors to JLAC: nearby places to eat, drink, shop, stay and see.
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League Race #4 - Lake Natoma
vs Marin Rowing Club, Capital Crew, Deepwater Rowing Association. Download the preliminary race schedule (pdf, 48KB)
The drive to Lake Natoma takes about an hour and a half in light Sunday traffic. Parking is available at the site and costs $7.
Here are some rules from the Park brochure:
* Drinks in plastic bottles only.
* Dogs must be on leash at all times.
* No swimming near the racecourse or by the boat launching areas.
This is by far the best spectator venue of the racing season, with a long sandy beach opposite the finish line and a level bike/walk trail all the way to the start line. The yellow BHS Crew banner will be on our tent so our viewing area should be easy to find. You should bring folding chairs for the beach area and the weather report so far is for mild temperatures and cloudy. As usual, pack enough food for your family as the team will be providing food for the rowers and coxswains only.
The race should be over at about 1pm and then the team must be driven back to JLAC for mandatory boat unloading and rerigging. Team should be released from JLAC by 4pm.
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League Race #3 - Battle of the Bay @ JLAC
This weekend's race is at JLAC. The race is being hosted by the Oakland Strokes and the teams participating are St. Ignatius, Berkeley High and Marin Rowing. Download the preliminary race schedule (pdf, 26Kb)
BHS Rowers should arrive at JLAC by 6:45. Parents will not be allowed to park in the lot that day but volunteers will be on site to direct you to alternative parking spots.
WHERE TO FIND COFFEE, FOOD AND SHOPS: Visitor information
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League Race #2 - Port of Redwood City
vs NorCal Crew, Los Gatos Rowing Club, Stockton, Palo Alto, St Ignatius and Serra crews
Race times and lane assignments have been posted: Download them here (pdf, 52KB). Remember, these may change. There will be printed schedules at the race.
The drive takes about an hour in the very early morning and can take about an hour and a half in the afternoon depending on traffic.
It is possible that the weather will be rainy on Saturday. The teams will still be racing if it is rainy, but would stop if the wind gets strong. The coaches will decide as the race day proceeds. It would be a good idea to pack some towels and a spare outfit for team members to wear home in case they get really wet. Wearing JLs under uniforms is recommended as well.
The racecourse does not have a large viewing area and families should bring folding chairs, and of course given the weather, should dress for rain. Parents should look for the yellow crew banner which will be on the tents by the food table. Food will be provided only to the team at the food tents so families should bring food and drinks for themselves. Photographers should bring their cameras.
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Board open house
Interested in getting involved with the Crew board? Ask a current board member to invite you to this board "open house." We will be talking about goals for next year and brainstorm fundraising ideas. Come learn more about the board and its role in supporting BHS Crew.
Cookies and coffee will be provided.
The meeting will take place in the BHS Library.
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Coaching survey - men's team
The combined men's team will meet for an hour after their practice Saturday to complete the surveys. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Thanks!
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Coaching survey - women's team
The combined women's team will meet for an hour after practice Saturday to complete the surveys. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Thanks!


