Beekley Rowing Foundation
It is the primary goal of the H. Del Beekley Rowing Foundation to pool the resources of our alumni and supporters to provide the SDSU Men’s Crew with the additional financial support that is necessary to ensure it’s longevity and success. The current Aztecs are pushing ahead with impressive momentum. The team has now reached a point where they have been able to sustain two paid coaches for five years straight. Now with outstanding coaching, the foundation aims to ensure both current and future oarsmen are well-equipped for success
If you share in our goal of helping SDSU Men’s Crew regain its competitive level, please take the opportunity to Donate to this fund. If you’re not able to donate at this time but would still like to help, feel free to attend one of our board meetings or contact the Board of Directors.
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.
Any support would be greatly appreciated
Go Aztecs!
Recent Announcements
- 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. - Crew Classic 2024
The Aztec Men and Women will be racing against dozens of colleges this weekend. - Spring Racing Season Arrives
The Aztecs are in the thick of the Spring racing season, coming off a solid showing at Parker Cup. With the Men’s Varsity four and Women’s Novice four both taking first, the Men’s novice 8 taking 2nd out of 4 to Irvine, and a half novice-filled Varsity 8 taking 3rd.