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The Fall 2024 Season is wrapping up!

Select varsity rowers are preparing for the Head of the Fish in Saratoga Springs, NY!
October 26th - 27th

Congratulations all on a fantastic fall season! 


Learn more about what it means to row at Loyola

Click on the following link to learn more about Loyola Rowing and how joining the team could make a big impact on your high school experience: This is Loyola Rowing!


In-Season Practice Schedule

  Monday Tuesday  Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdAY
Varsity Women 3:30-6:00p 3:30-6:00p 3:30-6:00p OFF 3:30-6:00p 7:00-9:00a
Varsity Men 3:30-6:00p 3:30-6:00p OFF 3:30-6:00p 3:30-6:00p 7:00-9:00a

Novice Women

3:30-5:30p 3:30-5:30p 3:30-5:30p 3:30-5:30p OFF 7:00-9:00a

Novice Men

OFF 3:30-5:30p 3:30-5:30p 3:30-5:30p 3:30-5:30 9:00-11:00a

 


Engraved Brick Campaign

The Loyola Academy Rowing Association has embarked on an 'engraved-brick donor campaign' and development of a brick-patio just outside the LARA boathouse.

Secure your part of LARA's legacy and community by purchasing a personally engraved brick!

All 'contributions' are tax deductible and will be applied towards the development of the LARA program for future generations of rowers.

For further information navigate to the above Donate tab Brick Campaign or Find Information Here for brick options, pricing and order form

Your generosity and support are greatly appreciated!

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LARA Mission Statement

Founded in 1985, Loyola Academy Rowing Association (LARA) provides a rare, highly desirable opportunity for Loyola Academy students to participate in the sport of rowing. Of fundamental importance, LARA believes that the arduous, demanding nature of the sport creates the ideal environment for the physical, mental, and spiritual development of student athletes. To this end, LARA endeavors to lead students toward recognition, appreciation and fulfillment of their true athletic potential through the shared pursuit of winning both the MSRA Midwest Championships and the SRAA National Championships. The teams, as constructed, strive toward excellence with dedication to Jesuit ideals, including aspiring to become “Women and Men for Others.”