About us

Clam Island Rowing is a Port of Silverdale boating program in Silverdale, Washington on Dyes Inlet. Clam Island Rowing offers recreational and competitive rowing for teens and adults. Our name is from a little island in Dyes Inlet that only shows itself on very low tides.

History

The Kitsap Sailing and Rowing Foundation (KSRF) was founded in 2006 as an outcome of a Leadership Kitsap Program.

With a successful sailing program running for eight years as a Kitsap County Parks and Recreation program, the KSRF focused attention on starting a rowing program. Clam Island Rowing was founded in 2013 with John Lind as coach and Bridget Burke as the coordinator. After two seasons as a Kitsap County Parks and Recreation program, Clam Island left the County and became a Port of Silverdale Program.

In 2017 Clam Island Rowing became its own non-profit organization.


Our Mission

Our mission is to provide rowing opportunities for youth and adults for competition, fitness, and community.

 

Board of Directors

  • Ellen Strong

    PRESIDENT

  • Esmit Perez

    VICE PRESIDENT

  • Vanessa Allison

    SECRETARY

  • Sarah Layman

    TREASURER

  • Summer Beasley

    MEMBERSHIP CHAIR

  • Donna Moore

    SAFETY OFFICER

  • Katrina Jones

    MEMBER

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