The annual Head of the Indian Creek is a 2.7 mile race against the clock on scenic Indian Creek in the heart of Miami Beach. Race categories cover the entire range of competitors (high school, masters, colleges and open classes) from recreation singles to championship eights. Medals are awarded to the first three places in all races, and trophies are given to the highest point college, club and high school. The "Creek" gets bigger every year, and is always a lot of fun.

The Head of the Indian Creek Races will be held on the Indian Creek at Miami Beach on Sunday, October 16th, 2011. Several changes are adopted each year, therefore the following details are important to review.

RACE DISTANCE: 4,450 meters or 2.7 miles

MEDALS AND TROPHIES: Medals will be presented throughout the day, trophy awards ceremony will follow the last event of the day. First, second, and third place medals will be awarded for all events. A crew must not necessarily beat another crew to medal. Overall points trophy will be awarded to the Junior Program and Master Program that accumulate more points. There will be a first place medal awarded to the first place master lightweight sculler in the men’s and women’s division. In order to promote sculling in Florida, we have included two new events: Men’s Novice Quad and Women’s Novice Quad.

REGISTRATION:
$75.00 per eight    $60.00 per four/quad    $50.00 per double    $35.00 per single

PLEASE NOTE: Organizational Fee Cap is $950