More Rowing Beefcake

I already posted on crew (competitive rowing), thinking that it was practiced solely at ultra-exclusive Ivy League colleges and the private boarding schools for the children of the rich and famous.  But a bit of searching revealed rowing teams in several ordinary, everyday public high schools and less-than-prestigious colleges.  It all depends on how close you are to a river or lake.

1. Berkeley High, but not the one in Moncks Corners, South Carolina.  This one is in the real, prestigious, elite Berkeley, California.






2 Commencement Bay Rowing Club, in Tacoma, Washington, where school is always letting out.



3. The Culver Military Academy for boys in Culver, Indiana, which happens to be on a small lake.













4. East Hampton High.  Ok, East Hampton, on the tip of Long Island, is not exactly ordinary, everyday.  The median price for a house is $800,000 (four times the national average).














5.  Liverpool High in Liverpool, New York, a suburb of Syracuse.

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6. Long Beach Rowing Club, California.  I like the guy doing a hand stand instead of rowing.

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7. Norwalk Rowing Club in Connecticut.

8. St. Augustine's College in Sydney, Australia, turns out to be a college preparatory school, not a college.












9.  I imagine the same is true of Scotch College, Melbourne.















10. Unionville, New Jersey. I checked  The person on the end is male.