Syracuse Chargers Rowing Club

The Syracuse Chargers Rowing Club, established in 1972, is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing the sport of rowing to the greater Syracuse community. Founded by former Syracuse University Men's Rowing coach, Bill Sanford, the club aims to promote the Olympic and lifetime sport of rowing by utilizing existing resources and expertise. With a rich history and strong community partnerships, the Chargers have become a valuable resource for Central New York, providing opportunities for youth, teens, adults, and corporate teams to learn and participate in the sport.

Building on a long-standing tradition of rowing on Onondaga Lake since 1879, the Chargers continue to contribute to the Central New York community through cooperation with institutions such as Syracuse University, Onondaga County, and local high schools. With dedicated volunteers and responsible fiscal management, the Chargers have been able to provide these opportunities without relying on financial support from governmental entities or third parties. The club's commitment to fostering a love for rowing and promoting physical fitness makes it a prominent presence in the Syracuse area.

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