BOAT ROWING

Feel the splash of excitement. Get ready for an unforgettable day on the water as the boat rowing event returns with waves of energy, rhythm, and pure team spirit. Watch as powerful rowers cut through sparkling waves, their oars moving in perfect sync to the beat of the drums and the cheers of the crowd. The air will buzz with excitement as every stroke tells a story of strength, teamwork, and passion. From the adrenaline of the race to the festive vibe on the shore, it is a spectacle you won’t want to miss. Come cheer, celebrate, and be part of the thrill—everyone is warmly invited to join the boat rowing event and feel the spirit of the waves.

Rules and Regulations

1. All members must wear proper attire: clean boiler suit and polished boiler shoes.

2. All safety gear must be properly worn, secured, and ready for use.

3. Equipment must be inspected for serviceability. Any defects must be reported and replacements requested before departure.

4. If equipment failure occurs during rowing (e.g., broken oar or damaged crutch holder), the rescue boat will provide assistance.

5. On “ship oars,” oars must be placed in the crutch holder parallel to the water surface. Touching the water results in disqualification.

6. On “stand by,” rowers must lean forward with blades at a 45° angle. Touching the water results in disqualification.

7. If any oar touches the water before the whistle or command is given, the team will be disqualified.

8. All rowers must maintain proper synchronization throughout the rowing cycle.

9. Commands issued by the coxswain must be clear, firm, loud, and followed immediately.

10. If the boat becomes beached, collides with canal structures, or touches designated buoys, the team will be disqualified.

11. The team must complete the entire rowing course within 10 minutes and must disembark in headcount order without letting oar blades touch the ground.

Participation Details

• Minimum / Maximum participants: 7 to 11 members per team

• Number of teams per college: 2

See the event brochures to know more –> Boat Rowing Brochure