About us

20+ years of rowing history in Port Moody

Rowing in Port Moody had very humble beginnings. In 2000, programs began and boats were stored in a small, grassy fenced area next to Rocky Point Pool. In 2002, the Old Mill Boathouse was built, and the rowing club moved in. Today we enjoy a wonderful facility that provides a large, safe indoor area to store our boats, heated changerooms with showers, as well as a spacious area to hold club functions.

Youth, university, and adult rowers have benefited from the programs offered at the Inlet Rowing Club (formerly Port Moody Rowing and Paddling Centre). Learn-to-row participants are taught the basics of rowing and are prepared to move on to either the recreational or competitive program. Recreational rowers learn more about rowing while working on their fitness and enjoying the breathtaking views on the Burrard Inlet. A huge thanks to our sponsors for their ongoing support of our club.

Meet our crew

Get to know the team of volunteers and coaches behind Inlet Rowing Club.

Our coaches

Peter Inden

Dante Feltrin

Glenys Kenny-Howell

Vlad Ivakhnov

Board of Directors

Wendy, President

Sue, Secretary

Rob, Treasurer

Frans, Vice President

Laurent, Board Member

Pam, Board Member

Safe Sport

Inlet Rowing Club believes in providing and promoting an inclusive space for all our members and coaches, treating every person with respect. We’ve adopted Safe Sport, a suite of policies [PDF]

aimed at ensuring a safe environment for all participants at our club.

Learn more about Rowing Canada’s Safe Sport program.