- These are alternative, lower cost options for experienced sweep rowers
- 10-Class passholders may row in the coordinated sessions with coordinator/coach approval
- 10-Class passholders may participate in regattas if asked by a coordinator/coach, but Full-Season Masters Sweep passholders have first priority.
What if I use up my 10 rows but still want to row? You can convert the 10-Class Pass to a Full-Season Masters Sweep Pass at any time before the end of the season by paying an additional $175. The spring season ends on June 30 and the fall season ends on December 31. However, the Full-Season Masters Sweep Pass will only run through the end of that season.
What if I want to buy a second 10-Class Pass instead of converting to a Full-Season Masters Sweep Pass? You can do that, but if you carry it over from one season to the next, you cannot convert it into a Full Masters Pass for the second season. At that point you may keep buying 10 Row Passes or pay full price for a Full Masters Pass.
What if I become ill and do not use up my 10 rows by the end of the season (January-June or July-December) – can I carry them over? Yes, you can carry them over until the end of the calendar year. If you buy a 10-Class Pass in the fall and do not use it, you cannot carry the rows over past December 31.
If I fill a seat at the Masters Coordinator’s request, does that count toward my 10 rows? Yes. The only exception is if you are filling a seat in a Learn to Row or Developmental class (which you can do as many times as you’d like).
If I drive to the mill to scull and decide to erg instead due to rain, does that count toward my 10 rows? Yes. Erg sessions count the same as rows.
If I participate in a regatta does that count as one of my 10 rows? Yes.