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ALTHOUGH CREW is a school sport, it is not sanctioned the same way high-school football or basketball is. Team members pay dues and conduct fund-raising drives to buy the boats and other equipment.

The high school rowers meet Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 6 a.m. for six weeks, starting June 29. The fee is $50 for Brigantine residents and $75 for residents of other cities.