Treasure Coast Rowing Club

🚨 RACE DAY AT YOUTH NATIONALS! 🚨

After two days of weather delays, Treasure Coast Rowing Club is back on the water today at the 2026 USRowing Youth National Championships!

First up this morning, Luke McManus takes on the nation’s best in the Men’s U17 Single Semifinal at 7:30 AM as he races for a spot in the finals.

Then at 10:30 AM, our Men’s U16 Coxed Quad will compete in the B Final after an impressive semifinal performance yesterday.

🚣 Men’s U16 4x+
Coxswain: Aiden Jenkins
Zach Besade
Griffin McGee
Finn Thompson
Miles Reyburn

And this afternoon, Kaarina Ingels will represent TCRC in the Women’s U17 Single C Final at 2:49 PM.

No matter what happens today, these athletes have already earned the opportunity to compete on the biggest stage in youth rowing and represent Treasure Coast Rowing Club among the fastest crews in the country.

Good luck to Luke, Kaarina, Aiden, Zach, Griffin, Finn, and Miles!

Let’s finish Nationals strong! 💙💛






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Along with the signing ceremony, the team also gathered together to christen a new boat. We are proud to officially unveil the “Lee-thal Stroke” — named in honor of the late Lee Williams, whose impact on Treasure Coast Rowing Club and the people within it will never be forgotten. The decal on the boat was created using Lee’s own handwriting, making this tribute even more special. Lee’s support, generosity, and spirit touched so many throughout the program and helped shape the community we have today.

The naming ceremony was made even more meaningful with Lee’s daughter, Joy, and husband, Glenn, there to celebrate alongside the team. We are incredibly grateful for the Williams family and honored to carry Lee’s legacy forward every time this boat takes the water.

🚨 INTRODUCING OUR 2026 SE REGIONAL CHAMPION - Luke McManus

Luke delivered a dominant performance at the Southeast Youth Championships, capturing first place in the Men’s U17 1x with a time of 7:27. His victory not only earned him a bid to the USRowing Youth National Championship but also solidified his status as one of the top young rowers in the country. Luke is currently ranked 1st in the nation in his event, a testament to his relentless work ethic, focus, and competitive drive. As Youth Nationals approach, he stands as a leading contender on the national stage.