Saskatoon Rowing Club
Saskatoon SK Canada
Membership Information
The membership period is for the term April 1, 2011 to March 31, 2012. The fee structure for all members is as follows:
| Membership Type | Details | Fee | Club Development |
| Full | Unlimited Rows | $330 | 5 x $60 |
| Full- buyout option | Unlimited Rows | $580 | n/a |
| Journey II | 2 weekly scheduled rows (1 month) (Upgradeable) | $95 | n/a |
| Winter | Off-water training only | $160 | 2 x $60 |
| Upgrade | Journey II to Full membership | $240 | 3 x $60 |
| Associate | Non-rowing - includes officials, coaches, parents, volunteers, etc. | n/a | n/a |
A single full time membership fee will apply for all and be accompanied by 5 x $60.00 post-dated cheques dated: July 1, 2011, September 1, 2011, November 1, 2011, January 1, 2012, and March 1, 2012. These cheques would be refundable upon completion of fundraising activities.
Competition participation will be on a user-pay basis.
Members have unlimited rowing times (subject only to the availability of club boats and club safety regulations).
Note that you must be a member in good standing in order to belong to a provincial team.
Memberships include winter training; there is no rebate on fees should you choose not to train.
Journey 2 (novice) membership is for one calendar month duration following completion of Journey 1(LTR); it allows twice weekly rows, at scheduled times.
There are no other monthly memberships, except for a Temporary membership that is extended in unusual circumstances. This costs $160 and includes the obligation of one club development cheque; $60 is returned upon completion of fund raising activity. This type of membership lasts one calendar month and is not renewable.
Journey 2 memberships are upgradeable; the fee already paid is applied to the new membership category. Journey 2 who upgrade to full membership must provide 3 x $60 club development cheques, which are refundable upon completion of fund raising activities.
Journey 2 rowers must pay an additional fee of $65 (other than the usual regatta entry fee) to compete in regattas other than SRC host regattas. This reflects the cost to the Club as a whole to maintain the equipment and infrastructure necessary to allow such competition. This fee will be applied to membership should a rower decide to upgrade.
SRC membership fees include amounts paid to the Saskatchewan Rowing Association and Rowing Canada Aviron.
Private Boat Owner’s Storage Fee is $50 (May 1– April 30. Payable in advance). Boat owners provide their own insurance, as it is not included in the fee.