Delta Sculling Center-Everybody Sculls Inc

Our Delta Heroes team, comprised of disabled vets and active duty military, is part of USRowing's Freedom Rows initiative (in partnership with the Veterans Administration). Wile some of the disabled military we serve have physical challenges, others are "able-bodied" but struggle with emotional, psychological and cognitive difficulties resulting from their military service.

Girls Row Stockton’s mission is to provide hard-working middle and high school girls with an affordable rowing program designed to improve their physical and emotional health, to encourage their personal performance, and build a community of young female scholar-athletes from diverse social and economic backgrounds. Rowing is challenging and requires a level of commitment and fitness many have not experienced or attained previously; it is in that demand that young women have the opportunity to grow and flourish in new ways that will help them succeed in secondary school, post-secondary school and beyond throughout life.

We offer learn-to-scull instruction, recreational and competitive team training for Masters athletes (23 yrs old and older).

Erg Ed® is a classroom-based indoor rowing education program of the Pocock Foundation running in fourteen public school districts across the country and serving more than 25,000 students a year. In 2017 Delta Sculling Center won a grant from the George Pocock Rowing Foundation to offer Erg Ed in Stockton Unified Public Schools and Aspire Public Schools. Twice a year, DSC trains middle school and high school PE teachers new to Erg Ed in indoor rowing technique as well as how to teach indoor rowing via the Erg Ed curriculum. Teachers and students can access rowing without ever leaving the classroom. Through Erg Ed, students learn basic rowing skills, exercise intensity, goal setting, and teamwork in a fun, highly engaging curriculum.

In the summer of 2021 DSC expanded its youth offerings to include pre-teens and boys as well as girls. As one of only five national winners of an A Most Beautiful Thing Inclusion Fund Grant, DSC actively seeks to have a boathouse that is as diverse as the community we live in. In a matter of months, we have grown from the Girls Row Stockton program with just 9 young women to 35 middle school and high school students and we have added a school-based team from ABLE Charter School. With the support of this grant, we have been able to expand the number of youth we serve thanks to the gift of additional equipment and support to hire additional youth development coaching staff.