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Matthew Hebdon

Matt rowed for two years at the Rochester Institute of Technology, capping off his time as an oarsman by taking bronze at the NYS Collegiate Championships in the Men’s 8, and gold at the Dad Vail Regatta in the Men’s Lightweight 4. Matt started rowing with us in 2014 as a Competitive Master, winning medals at High Point, Clemson, and Augusta, among others. He is a certified USRowing Level 2 Coach.

Matt currently coaches: Varsity Youth, Private Lessons, Developmental, Indoor Rowing

Tyler Dollberg

Tyler currently coaches: Novice Youth, Private Lessons

Kristin Sherman

Kristin currently coaches: Developmental, Private Lessons

Kate Hebdon

Kate started her rowing career in the summer of 2014 by being placed into the coxswain seat not knowing bow from stern or port from starboard. Only a couple months later, she coxed her first race and continued to compete from the cox seat for the next 2 years after which she finally got the opportunity to become a rower. She swept her way through a spring and fall competition season and still that wasn't enough. Teaching herself how to scull and pushing through to compete at Worlds in 2018. She continues to scull, sweep, cox, and coaches.

Kate currently coaches: Learn to Row, Private Lessons, Coxswains

Wade Glaser

Wade rowed for three years on the varsity squad at the University of Virginia in both the varsity 4+ and JV 8+. After earning his BA in 2010, he moved to Charlotte where he works as a high school physics teacher at Gaston Day School. He started coaching with BRC in 2011, working with both youth and masters rowers at all levels. He also continues to compete himself with a group of former collegiate rowers located in the southeast.

Wade currently coaches: Masters