Row for Westborough 2025

Mike Collette • October 21, 2025

Row for Westborough 2025: Community, Competition & $25K Raised for Our Student Athletes!

We launched Row for Westborough with one goal in mind: to bring people together and row for something bigger than themselves. This year marked the 6th Annual Row for Westborough, where we came together once again to raise funds in support of our local youth athletes and programs right here in town.


Through the combined efforts of our incredible participants, sponsors, and community, we’re proud to share that we raised just under $25,000 to benefit Westborough Athletic & Social Association (WASA) and the Westborough Boosters. These funds will directly support the development of local athletic programs, youth coach education, and financial aid for families who need it most.

Check out the recap video below to learn more about our mission and see the day in action:


The Day at a Glance

Over 300 people showed up throughout the day to row, cheer, eat, and celebrate the community we’ve built together.


The event kicked off at 10 AM with the Adult Division, where parents, coaches, and community members teamed up to tackle a 25,000-meter relay row. The Youth Row followed, and energy stayed high all day with live music from SNG, vendors, food trucks, raffles, and a Youth Combine where kids competed in mini fitness challenges.


Edward's Coffee and R3 Wellness



Apple Tree Face Painting and Ridge Valley Stables Pony Rides



Event Highlights

  • 🎶 Live Music: A huge shoutout to the SNG Band for donating their time and talent. They brought incredible energy to the event, with crowd favorites from The Beatles to Lady Gaga.
  • 🥇 Top Fundraiser (Individual): Latisha Broomfield
  • 💪 Top Fundraising Team (Adult Division): Foley Plus Five — led by Latisha herself!
  • ⚽ Top Youth Fundraising Team: Sweet Ca-Row-Line, made up of members of the Westborough Girls Varsity Soccer Team, who earned themselves a well-deserved team party for their efforts!


SNG Band

Our Top Fundraising Individual: Latisha Broomfield and Top Fundraising Team: Foley Plus Five


Top Youth Fundraising Team: Sweet Ca-row-line

Photo Library

We’ve uploaded a full library of photos from the day — from rowing action shots to family fun moments.
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Check them out here: Google Drive Photo Library →


Grab Your Gear

Missed out on event merch? We still have a limited number of Row for Westborough T-shirts and water bottles available for purchase! Stop by the gym to grab yours before they’re gone.


Huge Thank You to Our Sponsors

A huge shoutout to all of our sponsors — we couldn’t have done it without your incredible support! Your generosity and commitment to the community make events like this possible and help us continue building opportunities for Westborough’s youth athletes.

And an extra special shoutout to Nelson Ball of Ball Financial Services for being our Top-Tier Sponsor this year. Your continued support and belief in our mission mean the world to us — thank you for helping us make Row for Westborough 2025 our best one yet! 💙

If Dan’s eyebrow has you wondering how things went, just check out Neal’s grin — that’s the look of a guy who knows Row for Westborough 2025 was a win!


Thank you to everyone who rowed, volunteered, sponsored, and cheered — you’re the reason this event keeps growing every year. Here’s to the future of youth sports in Westborough!

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