The Princeton 3-Mile Chase has grown over the years and has exceeded the capacity of our facilities (parking, trailer space, boat storage, dock space, race course, etc.) threatening to jeopardize the race-day experience. Second round Events 5-18, listed at Noon, 12:00 PM, will be started in order listed (based on relative speeds of each boat class) and assigned bow numbers. The event staff will reserve the right not to start any boat that cannot properly steer or manage the course and could cause harm or incident to any other crew racing. Please race lesser experienced rowers in 8’s and coxed 4’s. Small boats are allowed but we ask that coaches only race those with good small boat experience in small boats. The starters will exercise caution and create decent gaps between crews to give everyone a clean run of the course. Starting order from fastest to slowest based on relative speeds of each boat class. This year we are planning a two round format as we did in 2019 but with some adjustments.Ĩ+, 4X, 4-, 4+, 2X, 2- & 1X permitted Unvaccinated members of the travel party- 1 PCR test within 72 hours of arrival.

Masking is not required for outdoor sports, but recommended for all coaches, staff, and non-competing personnel. Spectators and competing athletes are not allowed inside the Princeton boathouse. We are sorry that we can not accommodate everyone that seeks to race at The Chase. Based on available space, you will be notified of any accepted entries, if any, by October 13th. All other entries are not guaranteed and will be reviewed after October 10th. Although entry permission is available to any collegiate rowing program on RegattaCentral, only those listed as 'Guaranteed Entries' on the 'Rules & Eligibility' tab will be a guaranteed entry if submitted by the entry deadline of October 10th. In an effort to maintain The Chase as a quality event for coaches, student athletes and spectators, we limit the number of entries.

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