

Message from the 2025 Regatta Chair
Welcome to the 53rd Brentwood International Regatta!
It is with great excitement and gratitude that we welcome you back to Brentwood’s shores for another incredible weekend of competition, camaraderie, and celebration.
For over five decades, the Brentwood Regatta has been a gathering place for athletes, coaches, and supporters who share a passion for rowing. What began as a local event has grown into one of North America’s premier high school regattas, bringing together teams from across the continent and beyond. This regatta is more than just a competition—it is a tradition that embodies the spirit of excellence, resilience, and sportsmanship.
As the races unfold against the stunning backdrop of our oceanfront campus, we recognize the dedication of the athletes who have trained tirelessly, the coaches and mentors who have guided them, and the families and volunteers who make this event possible. The Brentwood Regatta is a testament to the strength of our rowing community, and we are honoured to share this experience with you.
Whether this is your first time at Brentwood or you are returning for another chapter in your rowing journey, we hope you embrace the energy, friendships, and fierce but respectful competition that define this regatta. From the first stroke to the final sprint, may this weekend be filled with moments of perseverance, teamwork, and achievement.
On behalf of the entire Brentwood community, welcome to the 53rd Brentwood International Regatta. Let’s make it an unforgettable one!
Warm regards,
Spencer Manton
Regatta Chair


About the Regatta
The regatta started with a joint meet in 1971 between Brentwood College School, Sentinel (West Vancouver), and Lakeside School from Seattle. At that first meet, crews came in on a Sunday morning and the coaches sat down to breakfast in the dining room to compile a race schedule. The whole thing was finished by mid-afternoon.
The event slowly gained in popularity over time. More divisions were included in the schedule and more clubs and schools entered crews, particularly once girls joined Brentwood (the first boarding school in Canada to go co-ed, in 1972) and began forming crews.
In addition to Pacific Northwest crews, we’ve had clubs participate from as far away as Eastern Canada, the Eastern USA, England, Germany, Australia, Spain, and Mexico.
Long may it continue!

Meal Times
Friday
Lunch: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Dinner: 5:00pm - 8:30pm
Saturday
Breakfast: 6:30am - 9:00am
Lunch: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Dinner: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Sunday
Breakfast: 6:30am - 9:00am
Lunch: 11:30am - 2:00pm

Entertainment Schedule and Line-Up
Friday, April 26, 2024
11:30 am - 12:00 pm | BC Jazz Combo (Bunch Lobby) | |
12:30 pm - 2:30 pm | House Music | |
2:30 pm - 5:30 pm | Brentwood Dance Team, R&B / Rock Bands |
5:45 pm - 7:00 pm | Freeze Frame | |
7:00 pm - 9:00pm | House Music | |
Saturday, April 27, 2024
10:30 am - 11:45 am | Phonix (ft. Brentwood’s Scott McGill) | |
12:00 pm - 1:15 pm | Phonosonics (Ft. Old Brentonian Ned Saric ‘94) | |
1:30 pm - 2:45 pm | Soul Shakers | |
3:00 pm - 4:15 pm | Montgomery County | |
4:30 pm - 6:30 pm | Cakewalk |
Phil Newns
Phil is well known as a jazz pianist, vocalist, bandleader, and educator. He studied music at the University of Natal in South Africa and later through the University of Toronto. His jazz bands, choirs, and private students achieve top honours in festivals across Canada each year—including the annual Nationals, Music Fest Canada. Extensive professional career credits include Musical Director of more than 40 major theatrical productions; most recently, Mama Mia, Chicago, Spamalot, West Side Story, Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, and many more.

Scott McGill
West Coast born and raised, Scott McGill obtained his bachelor's degree in Jazz Guitar/Voice through Vancouver Island University. His professional career in music started with the Vancouver-based Urban/Pop group F-Jam (later known as or-gan-ik). The group released two studio albums, a number of EPs, one live album, toured extensively, and was nominated for Album of the Year at the West Coast Music Awards in 1999. After F-Jam, Scott was chosen to be a cast/contestant member of Global TV’s Season 2 Popstars and spent some time living in Toronto. He has played in many bands, in Canada and other parts of the world. In 2005, Scott started teaching music, privately and at the high school level. He has spent the last 18 years at Brentwood College School. Today, Scott is an active live performer and recording artist. He can be found performing solo, with his duo Rae&Scott, in community/high school/college theatre orchestra pits, and with the eight-piece Pop/Show Band The Phonix YYJ. His solo works can be found on all streaming platforms along with his latest release with Rae&Scott, ‘Still Like Falling in Love (with you)’.


Regatta Store 2024
SHORT SLEEVE T-SHIRT | ||
Kiwi Green, White & Black | S-XXL | $30 |
LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT | ||
White & Military Green | S-XXL | $40 |
HOODIES | ||
Black & Military Green | S-XXL | $60 |
Grey ¼ Zip Centenary Logo | ||
Black S-XL | $40 | |
HATS | ||
Beanie $25 | Bucket Hat $30 | Ball Cap $30 |
Nike ¼ Zip | ||
Black | S-XXL | $110 |
Taxes included | All prices in Canadian Dollars
We accept Visa, MC, AX, Debit and Cash | *we cannot offer exchange on US Cash
Store Hours
Friday 10 am - 5 pm
Saturday 9 am - 5 pm
Sunday 9 am - 1 pm

2024 Food Booth Alley
Hungry? Look no further than our student-run food booths set up on the Campbell Commons.
Brentwood College Students enrolled in Entrepreneurship 12 are provided the unique opportunity to start and run their own business during the Regatta. Students collaborate in teams and compete for customers. Each business retains their profits, as well, they donate a portion of their profits to a Canadian charity of their choice.


Regatta Trophies
RACE CATEGORY | SPONSOR & TROPHY | |
Jr. A Boys 1x | Signc & Eric Gotfredsen Trophy | |
Jr. A Girls 1x | Gotfredsen Trophy | |
U19 JV Mens 2x | Team Sales | |
U19 JV Womens 2x | SERCA Foods | |
U17 Mens 8+ | The Jim Henniger | |
U17 Womens 8+ | Malahat Lions Club | |
U19 Mens 4x | A.C. Carr Trophy | |
U19 Womens 4x | Yvonne Carr Trophy | |
U17 Womens 4x+ | Lady Logan Cup | |
Novice Mens 8+ | Panasonic Canada | |
Novice Womens 8+ | South Cowichan B&B Association | |
U19 Mens JV 4x | Frank Cunningham Trophy | |
U19 Men 8+ | Thrifty Foods, The Jacqueline Felix | |
U19 Women 8+ | David & Joyce McKenzie | |
U19 Men 2x | The Pat Walter | |
U19 Women 2x | Michelle Darvill | |
U17 M 72 kg 8+ | The Scott Matheson/David Sinclair | |
U17 W 63kg 8+ | Susan Garvey | |
U19 M 72kg 4+ | Scott Gray Trophy | |
U19 W 63kg 4+ | Jim Burrows Trophy | |
U19 Men JV 8+ | Michael Moran | |
U19 Women JV 8+ | North Douglas Distributors | |
U17 Men 4+ | Carlos Cup | |
U19 Men 4+ | The Wiggins | |
U19 Women 4+ | The Stillwell | |
U19 Women JV 4+ | Mark Salmon Trophy | |
U17 Men 72kg 4+ | Crew of 1997 | |
Boys School 8 | Island Key Computers | |
Girls School 8 | Lexmark Canada Inc. |
Overall Points - Girls | Sheila Serup | |
Overal Points - Boys | The Horn | |
Regatta Champions | Brentwood Cup |
The Entrepreneurship 12 course is designed to take students through the stages required to develop and begin to operate a business. It covers the personal characteristics that make an entrepreneur, the elements of a viable business, and helps the students assess strengths and weaknesses to make good choices about their enterprises. The course addresses all the functional areas of a business including marketing, operations, finance, accounting, management, and human resources.
Key skills students have developed include:
Teamwork and collaboration.
Effective communication.
Conducting a competitive analysis.
Business management including financial management.
Development and implementation of an operations, finance, and marketing plan.
Design and construction of business stalls.
Design and implementation of advertising campaign.
Safe food preparation (food safe certified).

Participating Clubs
CODE | TEAM NAME | COLOURS | HOME |
BIR | Blue/White | Bainbridge Island, WA | |
BCS | Red/Black | Mill Bay, BC | |
BBR | Maroon | Vashon, WA | |
CSI | Red/White | Victoria, BC | |
GLC | Green/Sky Blue/White | Seattle, WA | |
HNA | Maroon/Grey/ | Seattle, WA | |
MBRC | Navy/White | Maple Bay, BC | |
MBC | Navy/White | Seattle, WA | |
NRC | Red/White | Nanaimo, BC | |
ORU | Black/White | Portland, OR | |
PYR | White/Gold | Seattle, WA | |
RCRC | Black/Yellow/Red | Portland, OR | |
SSIRC | Black/Gold/ | Salt Spring Island, BC | |
SPS | White/Blue | Seattle, WA | |
SS | Green | Seattle, WA | |
SLS | Black/Gold | Shawnigan Lake, BC | |
SMUS | Royal Blue/Red | Victoria, BC | |
VC | Purple/Gold | Vancouver, BC | |
VLRC | Red/White | Vancouver, WA | |
VIRC | Blue | Vashon, WA | |
VCRC | Green/White | Victoria, BC |


Officials
Year after year, there are individuals who make the Brentwood Regatta a fair and unbiased place to compete. Their professionalism and dedication to the sport of rowing allow this regatta, and others like it, to run in all forms of weather and for all levels of rowers. To these individuals, we say thanks.
POSITION | NAME | |
Chief Umpire | Ge-An Rijniersce | |
Umpires | Michael Bates | |
Associate Umpire | Leonhard Braunizer | |
Asst. Umpires | Alexa Harrison |