The Philadelphia City Rowing Boys Novice 4+ won first place at the Philadelphia City Rowing Championships on Sunday, May 5. PCR is a privately-funded nonprofit with a mission of empowering …
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The Philadelphia City Rowing Boys Novice 4+ won first place at the Philadelphia City Rowing Championships on Sunday, May 5. PCR is a privately-funded nonprofit with a mission of empowering Philadelphia public school students to reach their greatest potential. PCR offers all of its programs and services completely free of charge so that student-athletes reflect the racial, ethnic and socioeconomic diversity of the City of Philadelphia. From left to right: Jahvaun Sterling, Drew Warnick, Michelle Johnson, Denis Lattanzi and Sebastian Gonzalez. Warnick and Lattanzi are from Chestnut Hill and attend Central High School. (Photo by Gregory Lattanzi)
