Celebrating 10 years

ADBC holds its first ever virtual membership meeting using Zoom and incorporates virtual practices. Plans for the IBCPC 2023 event – to be held in New Zealand – are well […]

We relocated to our new berth: Pier 4 Marina in Eastport, directly on Annapolis Harbor. It quickly became “home” and our membership almost doubled in one year to 115. Annapolis […]

ADBC traveled to Florence, Italy for our second IBCPC festival. Over 3,000 athletes competed, the largest gathering of athletes on the planet that year – all of them  breast cancer […]

ADBC earned their place in the Guinness Book of World Records by paddling a half-marathon course (13.5 miles) in the Annapolis Harbor and Spa Creek. Time:  2:49:59.

This year we also debuted our custom paddles, designed by ADBC member Jen Sears.

The Red Boat was added to the ADBC fleet. It was built by Swift Boat in Taiwan, which also built the Pink Boat.

ADBC mapped out our first Strategic Plan for the next five years. This document officially framed the club’s values: Trust, Caring Community, Personal Growth, Freedom, Giving to Wellness and [...]

Renowned Annapolis artist Nancy Hammond created a custom work reserved for the exclusive use of the ADBC. The design was incorporated into our work with the SOS program and many […]

“The Olympics of Dragon Boating” are held every four years, staged by the International Breast Cancer Paddlers Commission (IBCPC). In 2014, ADBC paddled in Sarasota, Florida, the first time the [...]

ADBC joined the Survivors Offering Support (SOS) program at Anne Arundel Medical Center. SOS offers companionship and support to those undergoing treatment for breast cancer at AAMC. From this [...]