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Passaic River Rowing Association Youth Programs

797 Riverside Avenue, Lyndhurst, NJ, 07071
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PRRA offers youth rowing programs for ages and skill levels from beginners to competitive rowers. The organization runs seasonal programs with registration through Regatta Central and also offers learn-to-row sessions throughout the year for those new to the sport.
The Passaic River Rowing Association (PRRA) is a community-based, not-for-profit rowing club located in Lyndhurst, New Jersey that provides youth rowing programs. Their youth programs are open to various age and skill levels, from beginners to competitive rowers. The club also offers learn-to-row sessions scheduled throughout the year for those curious about rowing and wanting to try before committing to membership. Youth programs run seasonally with registration available through Regatta Central. The club emphasizes accessibility to the community and supports athletes through their Youth Scholarship Fund.

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  • Community-based nonprofit
  • Programs for all skill levels
  • Learn-to-row sessions available
  • Youth scholarship fund
  • Waterfront location on Passaic River

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