Mount Crew Vision

We are a family, on and off the water, who have the mental and physical capacity of achieving our goals.  We are dedicated to one another’s and the team’s successes.  We are true sports women and Champions

Rowers Expectations of Coaches

  • Be aware of how you go about comparing girl to girl.
  • Keep the website updated.
  • Make sure there are enough supplies.
  • Provide feedback.
  • Give every girl and equal chance.

 

Teammates Expectations of Teammates

  • Every practice counts – Work hard to meet potential.
  • One Team – Include everyone.
  • No Gossip/False Rumors.
  • No stealing.
  • Don’t live in the past.
  • Open and Honest Communication.
  • Higher expectations for ourselves and teammates than coaches have (Exceed Expectations).
  • What happens on the water stays on the water.
  • What happened off the water stays off the water.
  • Respect.
  • Listen to and obey coaches and coxswains.
  • Have fun.
  • Respect the boathouse.
  • Be efficient.

 

Coaches Expectations of Rowers

  • BE AT PRACTICE ON TIME AND PREPARED

-          Call if you can’t make it

-          Always bring the proper clothing

-          Cell phone use during practice is prohibited

  • Manage your time effectively

-          School 1st

-          Family

-          Crew – Focus on water

-          Social

  • Treat self, teammates, competitors, coaches, facility & equipment with respect

-          Remember that we are guests of the WBC!

  • Have fun
  • Coaches create boatings
  • Give your best all the time

 

Commitment Statement

 

 

 

 

 


For the Mount Crew Team to embrace a level of commitment and inclusion, the team as a whole, including coaches and all athletes must foster an environment of communication and support.  Team members should work together to achieve the common goal of being a successful team.  Each team member must contribute a 100% effort and be dedicated not only to the team but also to each other.  Teammates and coaches should not make any assumptions or generalizations about other athletes.  Each member of the team must be treated equally, regardless of skill, grade, or ability level.  This will ensure a successful and fun season.

 

 

 

 

 


In order to develop and embrace an attitude of respect, we must foster an environment of flexibility, understanding, positivity, and support to ensure equal treatment of all rowers no matter what their class, ability, or boat.  As a result, we hope to reach our fullest potential as an interdependent team, working towards unity and success, while embracing an attitude of respect.