Rowing

March 24, 2025

2025 On-Water Spring-Summer Programs

programs start Monday, April 14, 2025

REGISTRATION FOR SPRING AND SUMMER JUNIOR PROGRAMS

ROWING PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS AGES 19+

Contact us at micmacaacrowing@gmail.com

 

 

Program Registration – Coming Soon Spring Summer programs

All registration and payment for programs is completed online via the Rowing Canada (RCA) website. To register for a program:

  1. Create an account with Rowing Canada (RCA), or login to your existing account
  2. Register for a Program via the RCA online registration system
  3. Remit payment

Step by step instructions on how to complete these requirements are provided under: New Members or Returning Members

Once you have registered online with RCA (step 2.), the club registrar will be notified that there is a “pending” registration. They will review the pending registration to ensure the participant has registered for the right program based on their age and rowing experience. Payment using the RCA online payment system is preferred, however payment by cash and cheques are also accepted.

Once program registration is confirmed and payment is received, the registrar will activate your membership. You will receive an automated email from Rowing Canada indicating this has happened, and that you are ready to start rowing!

Please contact micmacaacrowing@gmail.com with any questions.

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Located on Lake Banook in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Mic Mac Amateur Aquatic Club (MMAAC) is a non-profit organization that fosters community involvement and personal growth through social, recreational, and athletic activities. MMAAC Rowing offers programs in both sweeping (one oar per person) and sculling (two oars per person). Programs include Learn-to-Row, Novice, Recreational, and Competitive for Juniors (ages 11-18) and Adults (ages 19+).

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Rowing was the major organized sport at MMAAC when it was first established in 1923. Many great rowing crews and events have graced the lake since those days.The famous Mic Mac fours crew represented Canada and finished third in the 1932 Olympics. The crew consisted of Henry Pelham, Gordon (Tiny) Gammon, Fraser Herman and Frank Courtney.

Over the years many MMAAC rowers have gone on to compete nationally and internationally. Todd Hallett rowed for Canada in five World Championships and the 1992, 1996, and 2000 Olympics. Cody Bailey is currently training with the National Team aiming for Tokyo 2020!

Since 1923, MMAAC Rowing has contributed to the development of Rowing in Nova Scotia, and has produced many athletes who have earned the privilege to compete regionally, nationally, and internationally.