Thomas Jefferson Crew
TJ CREW OPEN BOATHOUSE
TJ CREW OPEN BOATHOUSE
Interested in TJ Crew? Come to TJ Crew's Open Boathouse June 22nd and experience what it's really like to row for TJ. The event will be held at Sandy Run Regional Park (10450 Van Thompson Rd, Fairfax Station, VA 22039).
Interested in TJ Crew? Come to TJ Crew's Open Boathouse June 22nd and experience what it's really like to row for TJ. The event will be held at Sandy Run Regional Park (10450 Van Thompson Rd, Fairfax Station, VA 22039).
Here's why you should consider crew:
Here's why you should consider crew:
1. Make friends! We are a tight-knit community of some of the friendliest faces you'll meet at TJ.
1. Make friends! We are a tight-knit community of some of the friendliest faces you'll meet at TJ.
2. Get fit: our students get into the best shape of their lives - even those who have been lifelong athletes.
2. Get fit: our students get into the best shape of their lives - even those who have been lifelong athletes.
3. Tenacity: crew is a sport of mental strength. Rowers develop a resilience and tenacity that can't be found anywhere else.
3. Tenacity: crew is a sport of mental strength. Rowers develop a resilience and tenacity that can't be found anywhere else.
We are TJHSST's Crew Team, a community composed of over 100 hard-working student athletes.
We are TJHSST's Crew Team, a community composed of over 100 hard-working student athletes.
Since 1989, we have competed at State, National, and International competitions, winning numerous national medals and international acclaim. Our rowers form the most tight-knit and academically successful athletic community at TJ, with the highest graduating GPA of any sport in 2018. From the class of 2018 alone, our alumni went to row and study at schools including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Princeton University, and Duke University, just to name a few.
Jacob Fondriest (TJ Crew '17) wins a $1,000 scholarship from the Scholastic Rowing Association of America.
TJ Crew Men's Varsity rowers practice on a calm Saturday morning at the Occoquan Reservoir.