About.

Established in 2019

This team was formed to train and empower the female youth, through the teachings of some of the most competitive female athletes,  who still compete to this day.
​       Our coaches will train and race alongside our athletes to continuously motivate them to improve. We feel that it is important to have coaches that practice what they preach, and our team does. It is hard to motivate an athlete by simply telling them what to do. Our staff not only will show and demonstrate, they will row with them; allowing our coaches to truly know what is going on both inside and outside the boats.

Our Goal

Our goal, as a team, is to create the perfect environment in order for our girls to become the perfect athlete; dependable, coach-able, versatile, positive, and an overall team player. Colleges and universities look for these attributes in their own athletes, so we are looking to instill them now. It is statistically known that 1 in every two female rowers. who apply, receives a full or partial athletic scholarship. That's 50%! This is a big opportunity which many young ladies are missing out on, and we are here to remedy that.  ​

Our Team

Coach Danielle Kammerer

Coach Kammerer, the founder of this club, fell in love with the sport the moment she took her first stroke. She began her three-year high school career at Space Coast Crew, where she earned state, regional, and national titles. Her senior year she was recruited to row on scholarship at Florida Institute of Technology, where she rowed for two years, winning the sunshine state conference, 4th at Dadvails, and going on to NCAA D2 National Championships where FIT placed 3rd. 
      Coach Kammerer decided to continue to pursue her love for the sport through coaching. Now in her 4th year of coaching she is eager to assist the young women on our team to get the gold.
      Coach Kammerer holds a BS in Accounting and is currently training to become a female airline pilot. 

Coach Natalia Arasa Bonavila

Coach Bonavila moved to the U.S. from Tortosa, Catalunva, Spain, to continue her rowing career while receiving an education. She rowed for her local team in Spain where she earned the name of National Spanish Champion 5 times. Coach Bonavila also participated in three Under 23 World Rowing Championships, where she placed top 10.
     For three years she rowed at Florida Institute of Technology on scholarship, where she and the team earned many titles, and many medals:
-Sunshine State Conference Champions for 3 years
-1st at Dadvails for 3 years
-Finishing 3rd and 2nd overall for NCAA D2 National Championships.
In her college career Natalia Arasa Bonavila earned three Pocock/CRCA All America first team nods and two CRCA National Scholar Athlete Awards. She is currently completing her Masters Degree in Psychology.
       

Coach Federica Pala

Coach Federica Pala came to the U.S to pursue her degree and athletic career simultaneously as well. She moved from Oristano, Italy to the U.S. She competed on two different and competitive Italian teams near her home. Federica participated in the European Junior Championships in 2013, 2014,and 2016 where she placed continuously in the top 10. She also competed in the Under 23 World Championship for 2x and 1x in 2013, 2014, and 2016. In 2016, Federica competed in the World University Championship where she placed 4th overall. 
     Her college career at Florida Tech was just as successful, earning the same titles at Sunshine State Conference, Dadvails, and NCAA Championships. After graduating with her BA degree, Federica moved to Brazil for a few months where she competed on their national team as well.
    Coach Pala is pursuing a Masters in Business at Florida Institute of Technology.