Ways to stay in touch and get involved

This is the best way to get GLC information and to find out what is going on during the season and the year. This email newsletter platform lets the office send important information to anyone who signs up.
Sign up to receive these emails. (Make sure both parents sign up, as only the one who registered the rower will get these emails by default.)

Slack is the instant messaging platform that GLC parents use to communicate, chat about GLC and ask questions about the team. Request a parent Slack invite by emailing tootallted@gmail.com or asking another GLC parent to add you to the group.
If you are already signed up, glcjuniorparents.slack.com is the link to bookmark in your browser. (You can also just head to the app.)

Volunteer

Volunteering at GLC is the best way to get involved, meet other parents, and learn about rowing and regattas. Please consider volunteering at each regatta, where you can support your rower and watch them race:

Social media and team gear

Other important things to do

Make sure your rower has a City of Seattle float test
Do paperwork and account setup in iCrew: The registration codE is gogreenlake
Register for USRowing before the first regatta
Add the Green Lake Google calendar
Visit the juniors calendar page for event dates and payment links
Check out the GLC Handbook for detailed information about this program, a glossary of rowing terms and more!

Novice fall events

10/4: Tail of the Lake (select novices)
10/24: Erg-A-Thon, fall’s fun annual fundraiser event
10/25: Portland Fall Classic
10/31: Frostbite Regatta
2/26: Raisin’ of the Green auction and banquet

Who’s who in the office

Tamara Oki (also known as Tami)
Recreation specialist, Green Lake Small Craft Center
Tamara.Oki@seattle.gov
206-684-4074

Teal Hoffmann
Recreation attendant/boathouse assistant
206-684-4074

Jeny Potter
Rowing supervisor
Jennifer.Potter@seattle.gov

Chuck Desiderio
Boatman

If you have questions, please email tootallted@gmail.com or info@greenlakecrew.org