Beekley Rowing Foundation

 

The H Del Beekley Rowing Foundation is the primary alumni organization for the San Diego State Rowing Team. As such we are proud to be a part of the campaign celebrating 100 years of SDSU Crew. To find out more about this ambitious campaign and to donate, please click here

The secondary goal of the H. Del Beekley rowing foundation is to provide a single point of contact for alumni to learn about the current state of the program, and to reconnect with their teammates from years past. We encourage all of our alumni to subscribe to receive our regular newsletters about the state of the team and upcoming events.

Any support would be greatly appreciated

Go Aztecs!

Recent Announcements

  • Aztecs For Life Crew Party – Nov 23, 2024
    We are excited to invite you to the Aztec Crew Fundraising Party on Nov 23. This special event brings together alumni, supporters, and current members in celebration and support of our rowing program. As alums, your connection to the team remains an important part of our legacy. With your help, we have continued to foster […]
  • 2024 Fall Racing Begins
    The team got back on the water on August 19th with 16 returning athletes. A new face around the boathouse is interim head coach Bernard Aparicio (Aztec rower 2011-2015) and Olympic hopeful (2019 – 2024), making his coaching debut for the team. Recruiting efforts yielded 48 potential new athletes. To start off this large new […]
  • It’s recruiting season + boathouse prep day on Saturday 9/7
    The first Boathouse Prep Day on August 18th had a great turnout of alumni – representing the last several decades of Aztec Crew – returning to the boathouse to help the team get things ready for the 2024/2025 season.
  • Changes in Leadership
    Coach Craig Doan let us and the team know that he was resigning as Head Coach for the program to pursue other opportunities.
  • Aztec Rowing breaks for Summer
    As we transition into the summer months, the Aztecs are preparing for some time off from the boathouse.
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