With experience as both an elite rower and coach, I have dedicated my career to the sport of rowing. As an athlete, I competed with the Senior USA National Team and the U23 USA National Team (2009), earning a silver medal in the 4-. During my time at UC Berkeley (2008-2010), I was an IRA National Champion, named Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year, and won major regattas like the San Diego Crew Classic and Head of the Charles. Prior to that, I rowed for Orange Coast College (2007-2008), serving as team captain and earning Oarsman of the Year honors.

As a coach, I have guided multiple crews to success at the Youth, Junior, and U23 World Championships. Currently, I serve as Men’s Head Coach at Newport Sea Base Rowing (2014-2017; 2018-Present), where I’ve led seven crews to Youth Nationals and developed athletes competing at the international level. My coaching experience includes roles with the US National Team, Orange Coast College, Newport Aquatic Center, USC, and Marin Rowing Association, where I’ve helped produce multiple national champions.

I hold a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Field Studies: Technology and Society from UC Berkeley.

With decades of experience as both a competitor and coach, Peter Vescovi brings a deep passion for rowing to Newport Sea Base. A former Senior USA National Team member, he competed in the 1996 Olympic Trials in the pair and rowed for CSU Long Beach and Orange Coast College, beginning his journey with Long Beach Juniors and the Junior National Team.

As a coach, Peter has led crews to success at every level. Since joining Newport Sea Base Rowing in 2020, he has guided multiple boats to Masters Nationals podium finishes. Previously, as Head Coach at UC Irvine (2014-2020), he was named 2018 ACRA West-Region Women's Head Coach of the Year, and his crews secured multiple national and regional titles. His coaching career also includes roles at CSU Long Beach, USC, and Long Beach Juniors, where he developed three national championship crews.

Peter holds a B.A. in English from California State University, Long Beach.

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With experience as both an elite rower and coach, I have dedicated my career to the sport of rowing. As an athlete, I competed with the Senior USA National Team and the U23 USA National Team (2009), earning a silver medal in the 4-. During my time at UC Berkeley (2008-2010), I was an IRA National Champion, named Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year, and won major regattas like the San Diego Crew Classic and Head of the Charles. Prior to that, I rowed for Orange Coast College (2007-2008), serving as team captain and earning Oarsman of the Year honors.

As a coach, I have guided multiple crews to success at the Youth, Junior, and U23 World Championships. Currently, I serve as Men’s Head Coach at Newport Sea Base Rowing (2014-2017; 2018-Present), where I’ve led seven crews to Youth Nationals and developed athletes competing at the international level. My coaching experience includes roles with the US National Team, Orange Coast College, Newport Aquatic Center, USC, and Marin Rowing Association, where I’ve helped produce multiple national champions.

I hold a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Field Studies: Technology and Society from UC Berkeley.

Lacey Shelton brings a wealth of experience to Newport Sea Base Rowing, both as a competitor and coach. A former captain and president of UC Irvine Rowing (2012-2016), she led her team to victory at the 2016 ACRA Nationals in the Varsity 4+.

As a coach, Lacey has played a pivotal role in developing young rowers at Newport Sea Base Rowing since 2018. Under her leadership, crews have consistently reached the Youth and Masters National Championships, with multiple top finishes at Southwest Regionals and Youth Nationals. Previously, as Novice Coach for UC Irvine Women’s Rowing (2016-2020), she was recognized as the 2018 ACRA National Women's Assistant Coach of the Year, coaching multiple crews to national and regional titles.

Lacey holds a B.A. in Educational Sciences and History from UC Irvine and an M.S. in Educational Counseling from the University of La Verne, specializing in school and family-based counseling.

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With experience as both an elite rower and coach, I have dedicated my career to the sport of rowing. As an athlete, I competed with the Senior USA National Team and the U23 USA National Team (2009), earning a silver medal in the 4-. During my time at UC Berkeley (2008-2010), I was an IRA National Champion, named Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year, and won major regattas like the San Diego Crew Classic and Head of the Charles. Prior to that, I rowed for Orange Coast College (2007-2008), serving as team captain and earning Oarsman of the Year honors.

As a coach, I have guided multiple crews to success at the Youth, Junior, and U23 World Championships. Currently, I serve as Men’s Head Coach at Newport Sea Base Rowing (2014-2017; 2018-Present), where I’ve led seven crews to Youth Nationals and developed athletes competing at the international level. My coaching experience includes roles with the US National Team, Orange Coast College, Newport Aquatic Center, USC, and Marin Rowing Association, where I’ve helped produce multiple national champions.

I hold a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Field Studies: Technology and Society from UC Berkeley.

Noah Greenslit has been deeply involved in the rowing community as both an athlete and a coach. His rowing journey began at Casitas Rowing (2012-2016) before continuing at Orange Coast College (OCC) Rowing (2016-2018), where he earned a silver medal in the 2nd Novice 8+. He later rowed for UCLA (2019-2020), further developing his skills at the collegiate level.

Transitioning into coaching, Noah served as the Head U17 Men's Coach at Casitas Rowing (2020-2022) before joining OCC Rowing (2022-2024). He is currently coaching at Newport Sea Base Rowing (2023-Present), where his crews have found national success, including a 1st-place finish at Regionals and a 5th-place finish at Youth Nationals in the U16 4x+.

Noah holds a Bachelor’s degree in History from UCLA, combining his passion for education and athletics to mentor the next generation of rowers.

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