Links

A US-focused organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) young people ages 13-24.

A US organization whose primary purpose is the oversight and execution of the SRAA Championship regatta, held every May.

The regatta is regarded as an informal championship for juniors. (under 19 rowing programs).

The website claims that the SRAA has "been the principal source of rules and procedures governing high school rowing." Not so sure about that - USRowing might disagree

A high school (secondary school for non-US) recruiting system that helps University coaches connect with high school rowers.

This system is created for colleges and universities in the United States. Foreign students can certainly use it as a tool if they are looking to study in the US>

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) oversees all official competitive sports in all colleges and universities in the United States.

When we say 'official,', the NCAA rules do not apply to university "club" rowing programs. Those are unofficial programs that do not receive any funding from the NCAA.

If you row for an official NCAA sport at a college or university, you are subject to various rules.

A US resource for women in what is called the Big 10 Conference, which is a group of 10 universities in the Midwest of the United States.

A US resource for women in what is called the Atlantic 10 Conference, which is a group of 10 universities in the Southeast of the United States.

The landing page says the calculator helps you find split, distance, time, or world record percentage.

Okay, I guess. Take your erg information and enter the different fields. It is kind of confusing at first but roll the mouse over the 'calculate' buttons and you will see what it will do given a certain field entry.

This is a US-based resource for High School athletes looking to be recruited by colleges and universities.

This link focuses on rowing.

A list of "some" of the LGBT resource centers in the United States.

This is not to thrash this resource but we know there are more university glbt student resource centers than what is listed.

Good resource for finding a boathouse. In a way, it is similar to what we are building here with Share A Link. The difference is that Share A Link is meant for our members to share their rowing links.

On the home page, scroll down and click on a US state or a foreign country. The links for the United States are more comprehensive than those elsewhere.