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Rowing program athlete portal

Athletes manage their own profile, check the practice schedule, mark practice attendance, and reserve shells from their phone. Parents get their own view of their athlete's schedule, lineup, and regatta entries.

Keep contact details and account settings in one place.

What does the Row HQ athlete portal do?

The athlete portal is each rower's personal dashboard, with a parent view layered on top for high school crew programs. Athletes confirm practice, update contact details, check the shell schedule, see upcoming regattas, and pay dues without emailing the team manager. Parents get read-only visibility into their athlete's practice schedule, lineup assignments, and regatta entries. Every change syncs back to the central program view, so coaches and the AD stop being a mailbox for routine updates.

What athletes and parents get

No more chasing GroupMe threads or coach emails for program info. Compare it to running a program on Google Sheets.

Athlete Profile

Athletes update their own contact details, emergency info, parent/guardian contacts, and rowing preferences.

Attendance History

Track your attendance record across practices and how many you've logged this season - data the AD uses for Title IX participation reporting.

Regatta Sign-Up

Browse upcoming regattas and championship races and confirm your spot with one tap. Parents see the same calendar.

Parent View

Parents log in to a read-only view of their athlete's practice schedule, lineup assignments, and regatta entries. No more forwarded emails or screenshotted GroupMe messages.

Notifications

Practice reminders, lineup announcements, weather calls, and program updates delivered in the app and by email to athletes and parents.

Shell Reservations

Athletes can see which shells are free and reserve a single for sculling, with permissions managed per squad.

Privacy Controls

Athletes and parents control who can see contact details. FERPA-aware data handling for school-affiliated programs and CCPA-compliant for California athletes. Read more about our security practices.

Title IX Visibility

Participation data flows automatically into the AD's Title IX reports - no separate spreadsheet needed. Athletes\' attendance counts towards their program's official roster numbers.

A Dashboard That Actually Helps

Athletes see what matters most: upcoming practices they've confirmed, their next regatta, recent notifications, and quick stats about their rowing season. Parents get a parallel view scoped to their athlete.

  • Upcoming Schedule

    Practices and regattas they're signed up for at a glance

  • Personal Stats

    Attendance percentage, practices this month, regatta participation

  • Quick Actions

    One-tap access to confirm practice, reserve a shell, or update your profile

Athlete Dashboard

Complete Athlete Profiles

Everything coaches and athletic directors need to know, maintained by athletes and their parents

Contact Details

Phone, email, address, parent/guardian contacts - always current

Emergency Info

Emergency contacts, allergies, and medical notes for the trainer

Preferences

Side preference, squad assignment, 2k erg score, experience level

Certifications

Swim test, coxswain certification, USRowing membership status

Athlete portal FAQs

How the rowing program athlete portal works for athletes, parents, and coaches.

A rowing program athlete portal is the personal online account each athlete in your program gets, where they update their own contact and emergency-contact details, see their attendance history, reserve practices and boats, manage notification preferences, and keep their physical clearances (medical, concussion, water safety) up to date. The portal replaces the email-the-coach cycle every time someone's phone number changes or a new emergency contact is needed. For coaches, the win is that athlete data stays current without anyone having to chase it - the athletes do the work themselves, on their own time, which matters when you are running varsity, JV, and novice squads simultaneously.

Yes. Every athlete has a self-service profile where they can change their phone number, email, school address, emergency contact, parent / guardian details, allergies, and any other field the program has set up. Changes are saved instantly and the coach sees an audit trail of who changed what and when. Some programs allow free-text notes (for medical info or accessibility needs); some lock specific fields (like the roster level) to coach-only edit. The default rule of thumb is: anything personal to the athlete, the athlete edits; anything that affects eligibility, dues, or Title IX status, the coach edits.

Row HQ is designed around UK GDPR principles and aligned with the relevant US frameworks. The athlete portal honours CCPA / CPRA rights for California athletes (right to know, right to delete, right to opt out), is FERPA-aware for school-affiliated programs, and built around the same minimum-necessary principle as GDPR. Athletes own their personal data, can export it on request, and can delete their account when they leave the program. Consent for marketing is recorded separately from operational notifications, all data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and access is logged. Programs running collegiate athletics get a data-processing agreement on request for compliance reviews.

No - the athlete portal works in any web browser, on phone or laptop, with no install required. Most athletes find it easier to use the progressive-web-app version (which behaves like an installed app once you "Add to Home Screen") for quicker access and faster start-up, but it is not mandatory. We deliberately avoided forcing the App Store / Play Store route because parents and older alumni members do not always want another app on their phone. The PWA approach means athletes get a native-feel experience without the install friction.

Yes. Each athlete's portal shows their attendance history across practices and races - how many sessions they have done this season, what type (water/erg/land), which practices they missed, and trends over time. Coaches can choose how much of this is visible (e.g. "show your own attendance, but not other athletes'") to balance personal motivation against privacy. Athletes often find the history a useful nudge during a quiet stretch, and it is invaluable when discussing lineup selection or Title IX participation reports because everyone is working off the same data rather than recollections.

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