The RCNA is a non-profit started in 2010 to promote and share the sport of rowing in northwest Arkan
09/07/2025
RCNA had a wonderful Master's Fall meeting and group row this weekend!!!
Special thanks to Bill Correll, Holly Aaron and Rosie Perez for coaching the 7a Learn to Row class and to Coach Jenn Frankin-Knowles, Amy Drummonds, Karen Takemoto, and Evan Tanner for organizing the meeting and snacks! And a special thanks to Marley Suda for coxing the 8+!
Excited for fall regatta season! See you at the boathouse!
08/20/2025
So many new rowers have joined the club! Shout to our newest crew members: Chelsea, Elizabeth, Noelle, Wayne, Miguel, Maegan, Jessie, Olivia, Amy Spears Drummonds!
08/05/2025
Another beautiful morning on Lake Fayetteville. If you're interested in learning more about rowing, check us out at www.rownwa.com!
05/29/2025
🚣♀️✨ Trade your screen time for lake time!
Ready to breathe in the fresh air, and learn something new? 🌊
Join our Learn to Row classes at Lake Fayetteville — no experience needed, just a splash of curiosity.
🌟 Sessions start:
🟡 May 31 | 🟡 July 13 | 🟡 August 9
➡️ Sign up at www.rownwa.com
Let’s row into something beautiful. 💙
05/23/2025
🚣♀️ Youth vs. Masters: 1K Showdown Recap! 🚣♂️
What a day! Last week's Youth vs. Masters 1K Race was everything we love about rowing—friendly competition, great community, and a whole lot of fun. The energy was high, the strokes were strong, and the support on and off the water made it a day to remember.
A huge THANK YOU to Coach Skye and our amazing youth team for organizing the event and bringing everyone together. Your effort and spirit are what make our club so special.
From the intense sprints to the high-fives at the finish line, it was a perfect way to celebrate the season. 🌟
Excited to race again after summer practice just in time for regatta season —rest up, recharge, and get ready for a fun rematch!
05/16/2025
Rowing really is a masterclass in teamwork, trust, and perseverance. It is perpetually humbling as we learn this tenchincal sport but so rewarding when the crew comes together, you're flying across the water and at the end of "10 strokes for power" you can "Let it Run" and the boat glides quietly in perfect balance 🤌
Amazing practice today and special thanks to Marley for doing double duty as both cox and bow seat! Thank you, Marley, and Happiest of Birthdays to you today! Shout out to Tamra, Karen, Marley and Evan on a great practice.
✅ If you're interested in rowing, sign up for classes on our website under “Learn to Row Classes”. See ya on the water!
05/12/2025
Our first Learn to Row classes of the season are officially under way and we had a great time on the water!
Learning to row classes are friendly, beginner-focused, and full of people just like you. Come try something new — you might just fall in love with it. 💙
👉 Visit our website [www.rownwa.com] and sign up under the “Learn to Row” button and fill out the the boxes.
The lake is waiting.�
04/26/2025
Ever thought about gliding across the water at sunrise? ☀️ Our Learn to Row program is the perfect way to dip your oar in. No experience needed — just a good attitude and a little curiosity.
Interested in learning? 📲 Interested in learning? 📲
-Go to www.rownwa.com
-Scroll to bottom section of 1st page find
“Sign up for Rowing Lessons Here”
Let’s get you in the boat.�
With great sadness we announce the passing of our beloved coach Roy Rom. Roy was a founding member of this club and an icon in the rowing community. His funeral details are below along with one of the last videos we have of Roy, talking about his recent erging and advising us all how to live life well. Weigh enough, Coach Roy!
A memorial gathering and reception of Roy Rom's family and friends will be held on Thursday, July 18, 5:00 until 7:00pm at the Botanic Garden of the Ozarks. A memorial service will be held at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Fayetteville on Friday July 19, beginning at 10:30am
06/11/2024
June Ozark Oar -
June Ozark Oar Be cautious of very warm weather that may cause harmful bacteria in the lake water. Signs will be posted if levels reach dangerous amounts.