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Welcome Letters Great Partnerships Produce Results Regatta Directors ...... 3 By Alan Robinson...... 30 James F . Kenney, Mayor of Philadelphia ...... 4 REfill REuse REcycle REgatta: REspecting the Park, River & Community Kathryn Ott Lovell, Commissioner, By Alan Robinson...... 31 Philadelphia Parks & Recreation...... 5 Power Rowing Regatta Sponsors, Partners & Friends...... 6 By Jen Whiting...... 32 Meet Mitch Budman: The Head of the Schuylkill’s Go To Guy Volunteers: The Heart and Soul of the Regatta...... 50 By Signe Wilkinson...... 7 The Lotman United States Rowing Challenge: Helping Seize the American Dream Once Again Cover: Sculler On The Schuylkill (detail), Artist: Elaine Lisle By Elle Carolan...... 9 Elaine Lisle is a Philadelphia artist whose work often features Map of Race Course & Surrounding Area...... 11 architectural focal points, figures and reflections with vibrant Head Racing 101: Frequently Asked Questions color and contrast to emphasize the emotional context of the About Head Racing on the Schuylkill River ...... 13 subject. She received a Bachelors in Fine Arts from the University of Pennsylvania and completed post-graduate study at the 5 Healthy Eating Tips for Athletes Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. She has won regional and By Kathleen Wood ...... 15 national awards and has exhibited widely on the east coast. The Battle of the Weeds Her richly painted oils are owned by numerous corporations, By Merrill Hilf, PT, DPT...... 17 public institutions and individual collectors around the globe. Parents, Children & the Bond of Rowing The Schuylkill River has been a source of inspiration throughout By Dotty Brown ...... 18 her career as an artist. Schedule of Events...... 20 Lisle is represented by Gross McCleaf Gallery in Philadelphia. She is on the faculty of the Main Line Art Center and Wayne Things To Do & See In Philadelphia...... 21 Art Center in PA. Festival Area Map...... 23 For more information visit www.elainelisle.com. Awards Ceremonies & Race Sponsors...... 24 VisitPhiladelphia: The Philly Basics...... 26 & 27 Photo Credits: Susan Cohen, Michael Murphy, Saturday Race Schedule...... Insert Judy Hasday, Sport Graphics Sunday Race Schedule...... Insert 2018 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta: October, 27 & 28 Competitors ...... Insert 2019 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta: October, 26 & 27 Parkway 100 By Lucy Rowe...... 28 For updates, results and team trailer locations go to www.hosr.org SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 PROGRAM 3

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Executive Director E’RE EXCITED TO SHARE our 47th regatta with you and expect you will enjoy the new Jennifer Wesson W initiatives we’ve planned for this year . As you know, rowing is growing! And, it’s growing in many wonderful directions . Building Board of Directors on the trends we’re seeing across the rowing spectrum we’ve added new races to allow more combinations of rowers of all ages and skill levels to participate on our extraordinary head Margo Angelopoulos race course on the iconic Schuylkill River . Mitchell S. Budman Ellen Carver Not only have we added race categories, we’re highlighting the exceptional people who are Mike Cipollone supporting new opportunities for rowers . Jen Whiting, editor of Coxing Magazine, has spent Edward Grose time learning about the history of adaptive rowing, development of para-rowing, and changes Bart Isdaner taking place in distance and equipment, all propelling para-rowing onto the world stage; we are Amy Kurland lucky she has shared her research with us (page 32) . We’ve also emphasized parent-child rowing Gerald Lawrence Alan Robinson partnerships . Rowing’s ever-changing demographics present more opportunities for second Milton (Tony) Schneider and third generation rowers to get in a boat together . Through the insightful writing of Dotty Benjamin Speciale Brown, author of the acclaimed Boathouse Row, we learn the stories of parent-child interaction in a boat and lessons learned (page 18) .

www.hosr.org Our Alumni races have expanded, as teammates clamor to get back in boats and connect with one another . We expect even more growth as school administrations realize the importance of engaging alumni with current students to share career and life experiences . We’ve added the Alumni four+ to accommodate those budding associations and for those who want to ‘jump in a boat’ with college friends as many times as they can, ‘for old times’ sake . On Saturday, all eyes will be on the newly formed U .S . Lotman Challenge, a triple crown of rowing in partnership with The Gold Challenge Cup Foundation, US Rowing, The Head Of The Charles Regatta and the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta . The final race in Philadelphia will showcase the top U .S . male and female scullers . Off the water, we’ve been working with City agencies to become a litter free regatta . With the help of Philadelphia Water, which generously provides us with 15,000 reusable water bottles, we are slowly, but surely, eliminating single-use bottles from our environment . This year we are partnering with the Fairmount Park Conservancy, Parks & Recreation and the Office of the Mayor to encourage all of our attendees to pack in and pack out, recycle, compost, and donate excess food . It’s a big task, but together we can accomplish anything . Our sponsors, aware of our year-round efforts, have been right there beside us . Sincere thanks to NSM Insurance Group, COOPER Bone & Joint, Visit Philadelphia, DNB First and Tony and Pam Schneider . This year we welcome and thank Whole Foods Market, Comcast Xfinity, Power Crunch and our wonderful volunteer outfitters, League . Last but certainly not least, a huge thank you to University Barge Club, our roots and our future . To our competitors and coaches, we wish you swift racing and a memorable experience . To friends, family and spectators, we hope your weekend is unparalleled . Please take time to enjoy our wonderful city (our extended list of nearby events/destinations is on page 21)! We look forward to seeing you in 2018 .

Ellen Carver, President Mitchell S . Budman, Treasurer Jennifer Wesson, Executive Director 4 HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA®

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KATHRYN OTT LOVELL Commissioner 6 HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA®

The Head of the Schuylkill Regatta thanks its generous sponsors, partners and friends . We urge you to support our sponsors, advertisers and vendors! Presenting Sponsor NSM Insurance Group Partner Philadelphia Gold Challenge Cup Foundation Platinum Sponsor COOPER Bone & Joint Institute Platinum In-kind Sponsor Philadelphia Water Official Outfitter League Collegiate Outfitters Gold Banner Sponsor VisitPhiladelphia Gold Intern Program Sponsors Tony & Pam Schneider Official Grocery Store Whole Foods Market Gold Volunteer Recognition Sponsor DNB First Silver Sponsor Comcast XFINITY Bronze Sponsors Power Crunch, Keystone Property Group, Semanoff, Ormsby, Greenberg & Torchia Race Sponsors Carlton Services LLC, The Colgan Family, Friends of Bob Brasler, Sibby Brasler, W . Reed Kindermann, MD, Daniel Swartley McCardle, Friends of John F . Timoney, Friends of Willem Van der Linde, Anonymous (2) Angels Alta Management Services, Hanley Bodek, Ellen Carver, Mitch Budman, Amy Kurland, Gerald Lawrence, John Basinski, Anonymous (3) Other In-kind Sponsors University Barge Club, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, Sport Graphics, Stradley Ronon Media Partner: Rowing Magazine Registration provided by RegattaCentral, Timing Services provided by HereNow Special Thanks to: Margo Angelopoulos, Dotty Brown, Annelise Smith, Mindy Speciale, Signe Wilkinson, Bruce Lalonde, Michele Baymour, Jeff McGinnis/PAR, The Office of the Mayor, City of Philadelphia; The Office of the Managing Director; Philadelphia Parks & Recreation; The Fairmount Park Conservancy; Parkway Museums District; USRowing; The Head Of The Charles Regatta Sincere appreciation to our friends and clubs, schools and colleges/universities on Boathouse Row and Kelly Drive for your cooperation and participation .

(List complete as of September 25, 2017) SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 PROGRAM 7

Meet Mitch Budman, the Head of the Schuylkill’s Go-To Guy By Signe Wilkinson

HEN MITCH BUDMAN WENT GAME HUNTING for the first time, he brought down an Alaskan W moose so big it was the world record at the time . His friends and fellow rowers at University Barge Club, where the moose’s head is now majestically mounted, weren’t surprised . When Mitch takes aim at a problem, the problem is quickly dispatched, fortunately in more peaceful ways .

Competitors, coaches and onlookers who are enjoying this year’s Head of the Schuylkill Regatta are also enjoying the fruits of almost three decades of Mitch’s quiet, behind- the-scenes guidance of the event’s many moving parts . When he began, HOSR was a 250ish-boat, one-day affair organized out of shoe boxes by dedicated, but all-volunteer UBC members, most of whom, including Mitch, had full-time jobs off the water . UBC rowers laid the course themselves, stuffed registration packets, and refereed the races . Starting with the finances, Mitch helped improve the various ingredients (including such romantic items as parking) that made the event safe and enjoyable . Volunteers from other clubs joined in to help .

The regatta eventually outgrew the volunteer organization structure . Mitch helped recruit professional help to deal with timing and registration . One and a half years ago, he wooed Jen Wesson, a former coach, as the year-round director to oversee what has grown to a 1,950+ boat, 8,900 competitor, now two-day event .

Perhaps he got his ability to direct the troops from his three years as a Marine or his 11 years as the COO of a food manufacturing company in South Philadelphia . to the Maccabee games in Israel . They had to settle for 14 gold, 3 silver In his spare time, he helped start a cigar manufacturing and 4 bronze medals, the regatta’s top haul . Mitch was honored with a company in Nicaragua that exports its stogies to the medal for top coach . U .S . under the name “Acid” . He sold his share of the Mitch speaks for all involved in organizing the HOSR, “We break our company and recently sold his Beechcraft 36 Bonanza . backs to make sure it’s, number ONE, safe and also a great experience . He now is traveling more with his tolerant wife of 30 I’m looking for smiling faces .” years, Diane Budman . Even if you don’t meet Mitch in person, you’ll be enjoying his presence . Mitch came late to rowing . In the late 1980s, he was (Though, if it’s lousy weather, that’s the one thing he DOESN’T control!) introduced to a UBC member who invited him to row one And, if you have time, stop by University Barge Club, #7 Boathouse Row, day at 5:30 . Mitch said, “Great . I’ll come over after work .” and at least say “hi” to the moose! “That’s 5:30 in the MORNING,” said his new rowing partner . Mitch showed up and never left . Signe Wilkinson is Head Duffer Rower at University Barge Club and Between running regattas, he has coached teams all over editorial cartoonist for the Philadelphia Daily News and Inquirer. the area . This past summer he recruited and trained a Twitter: @signewilk team of rowers from across the country whom he took Facebook: https://www.facebook.comSignetoons/ Agnes Irwins! PHOTO COURTESY OF BARB MILES

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The Herb Lotman United States Rowing Challenge: Helping Seize the American Dream Once Again wins! By Elle Carolan, Gold Cup Planning Committee

HE PHILADELPHIA GOLD CHALLENGE CUP FOUNDATION is well known for its marque race, the Gold Cup Challenge . T The Gold Cup is the most storied race in Philadelphia’s rich rowing history and one of the most exciting rowing competitions outside of the Olympic Games . The top amateur single scullers compete against each other in a sprint race on the famed Schuylkill River . The Gold Cup was first awarded in 1922 to Vesper Boat Club’s John B . Kelly, Sr ., after he won the 1920 Olympic gold medal in the single sculls . The Cup disappeared in the early 1960s, but was recovered by a group of rowing enthusiasts led by the late businessman and philanthropist Herb Lotman . It was run in 2011 for the first time in over 50 years and will be held again in 2018 .

In April of this year, the Philadelphia Gold Challenge Cup Foundation announced a partnership with USRowing, the Head of The Charles Regatta, the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta, and Regatta Central to host the inaugural Herb Lotman United and motivation, but he was also a man of tremendous heart, who States Rowing Challenge in 2017 . knew that wealth was irrelevant unless he used it to help others seize their American Dream . The Lotman Challenge is comprised of three separate open weight events starting with the USRowing Club National In the United States, sculling at the national level Championships on July 12-16 in Bethel, is significantly underfunded and lacks the Ohio followed by the Head of The Charles support of the National Training Center Regatta on Oct . 21 and culminating on system; thus making the athletes, especially Oct . 28 at the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta . those in singles and doubles, bear the The races are 2,000 meters, approximately burden of subsidizing their training . This 5,000 meters, and 4,000 meters, respectively, became increasingly clear as the Foundation

PHOTO COURTESY OF BARB MILES truly identifying the best all around American hosted the last several years’ of the Gold Cup, male and female scullers . which led the Foundation to take a pause from the Gold Cup and focus on building a The Foundation created the Lotman Challenge collaborative partnership . The hope is to draw to further promote and develop single sculling attention to this lack of funding and find a in the United States and will award prize money way to inspire national and pre-elite scullers to to the top American men and women scullers participate in the inaugural Lotman Challenge . accumulating the most points over the course While the Foundation had a dream, our partners of the three-race series . at USRowing, Head of The Charles, Head of the Schuylkill, and RegattaCentral and our sponsors At the conclusion of the series, the American sculler in HereNOW and Boathouse Apps turned it into a reality . the men’s and women’s divisions with the most points The vision is to jump start financial support for American will receive $9,000 with second place earning $3,500 scullers and hopefully build momentum and funding for and $1,500 going to third . In the event a rower finishes in this event in the future . the first position for all three events, the foundation will award $14,000 . The prize money was increased through The Philadelphia Gold Challenge Cup Foundation is a group the generosity of our sponsors at HereNOW and Boathouse of rowing enthusiasts who believe in the stars and stripes and try Apps . The race also pays respects to its late founder, Herb to live up to the high standards that Herb set . The Foundation Lotman who lived the American Dream . A self-made is excited to support American scullers, cheer for them, man, Herb knew the importance of hard work and watch their American Dream be realized . IN MEMORY OF OUR FRIEND,

MENTOR AND BOAT MATE

BILL VAN DER LINDE

HE IS MISSED, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.

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OCTOBER 28-29 2017 Twin Bridges

START 40.00.04 N -75.11.27W 2.5 mi

Strawberry Mansion Bridge

Canoe House St Joe’s City Dock Peter’s Island

Columbia Ave Bridge X X Grandstands X Dragon Boat Dock

Three Angels Docks PAR Festival Area Dock

Parks on Tap X X Amtrak RR Bridge X Girard Avenue Bridge

0 mi FINISH 39.58.20N Boathouse Row -75.11.26W N Lloyd Hall COURSE MAP For Race Results and Team Trailer Locator, go to www.hosr.org REV. 09.26.2017 In Memory

Hugh Miller Foley

March 3, 1944 - November 9, 2016

Vesper Boat Club Gold Medal Eight 1964 Olympics Tokyo

“Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even checkered by failure than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat.” – Theodore SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 PROGRAM 13

Head Racing 101 Frequently Asked Questions About Head Racing On The Schuylkill River

What does a “Head” race mean? ROWING HEAD RACE is one in which competitors race the You can follow a particular boat’s progress by noting its “bow Aclock over a course typically 2 - 3 miles long – compared to number,” which is the large number positioned on the bow side-by-side sprint races of 1,000 to 2,000 meters . Head races are (front) of every boat . Basically, for each lower numbered boat a format that began in England; the term meant that the winner it passes, a passing boat will have rowed the course faster by received the title of “Head of the River .” roughly 10 seconds . Another important viewing tool is the “bow ball,” also located on Where does the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta the front of the boat . It mimics the boat’s momentum . Simply put, the bow ball should not bob or halt, but rather travel smoothly . start and finish? Long and fluid strokes generally make for faster boats . HE RACE STARTS above the Strawberry Mansion Bridge Tnear Hunting Park Avenue and finishes above the Viking statue above Boathouse Row . What if a boat wants to pass another boat? F A COMPETITOR is in a passing position, the slower boat Imust move or “give way” to the side or risk penalty . This How long is the race course? is an important aspect of the sportsmanship of rowing . HE HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL race course is 2 .5 miles Tor 4,023 meters . How can I distinguish each team or rower? VERY BOAT in each race is given a number, known as a Who rows in the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta? E“bow number .” All bow numbers are listed in the Head of the What are the events? Schuylkill program book . Many clubs also have identifying marks N 2015, during the two-day regatta, there were more than on their blades (oars) or uniforms – but they may be borrowed I8,900 competitors in the Head of the Schuylkill in 1,913 boats . equipment from another club or team . Bow numbers are the most accurate method to distinguish competitors . Events include: Singles (one rower), Doubles (two rowers), Pair with and without Coxswain (coxswains direct and steer the boat but do not row), Quad (four rowers) and Fours with and without How is each boat’s time determined? Coxswain, Rough water singles and Eights (eight rowers, each with one oar .) Racers compete in events, grouped by such ACH BOAT starts sequentially, approximately ten seconds apart, categories as age, sex, high school, college, and more . For Eand a start time is noted for each boat as it crosses the Start a schedule of events see the Program Book or the website at Line . The clock stops for each boat at the Finish Line . The exact www .hosr .org . The schedule shows the time of each race and time is recorded the instant each boat crosses the Start and the bow number of each boat entered in that race . Finish . The final Race Time is stated in minutes, seconds and hundredths of a second (for example: 18:35:33) .

What is the best way to follow a Head race? How does a boat win a Head race? ATCHING A HEAD RACE is different from watching a Wsprint race because instead of all the boats starting at HE BOAT that rows the course clocked at the fastest time, after the same time and racing side by side, they start one at a time Tdeductions for penalties, if any, wins its event . Deductions may and chase each other down the course . Remember, in a head be made for such infractions as interference with another boat, race, the winning boat is determined by the fastest time, not passing on the wrong side of a buoy, steering under the wrong necessarily by the order in which it crosses the finish line . arch of a bridge or unsportsmanlike conduct . Incidentally, the Head of the Schuylkill adds a twist to the The preliminary times of all boats are posted generally within typical start line procedure . 15 minutes of the conclusion of each event . Race results can be found at the results station in the Festival Tent, at the Finish Line and online at www.hosr.org. Masterplan for Centennial District, Fairmount Park | MGA Partners | MGA Park Fairmount District, Centennial for Masterplan

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The Battle of the Weeds By Merrill Hilf, PT, DPT

YEAR HAS GONE BY, and in my world as a masters rower, that costs over $70,000, requires some skill to operate, and more not much has changed . I’m still working full time, rowing importantly, not break . Al Wachlin’s loyal followers and fellow A in the morning, swimming in the evening, squeezing in members of Fairmount Rowing Club, Bill Hudome, Craig Bischoff, some stretching and dog walking, and not sleeping enough . I play and Joe McElevenney, volunteered to operate the machine, catch up every weekend, spend time with family, do chores, and and possibly train others who were also mechanically inclined . get beat in the occasional regatta . It’s all so dull and uninspiring, Maintenance of the weed eater was donated by the Richard S . that I’ve been relegated to write about weeds . Burns Company (more ties to Fairmount) . Everything was ready, except that the Eco Harvester was in Minnesota, and wouldn’t The battle versus the invasive milfoil weed, began in earnest last be delivered in time for the first regatta of the summer . Who ya summer . There are organisms on the planet that don’t appear to gonna call? Joe Sullivan, of course! Joe drove out to Minnesota, have many redeeming qualities . Things like cockroaches, piranha, and then drove back with the Eco Harvester, just in time to clear poison ivy, and milfoil . Centipedes eat roaches, goats will eat poison the race course for the Schuylkill Navy Regatta . ivy, but apparently, nothing will eat milfoil . Rumor has it that if the weeds are piled up on land, dried out enough to die, they In general, when single scullers see a motorized boat they can be used for compost . But honestly, it’s not like gardeners are cringe, some stop, some curse, and some go to great lengths to fighting over milfoil compost . If all the milfoil were to evaporate row when the river is empty . The first time I saw the Harvester, suddenly, nothing would have it’s food source cut off, water would I clapped, cheered, and waved . Feel free to watch the YouTube flow without hindrance, and rowers, swimmers, and boaters alike, videos staring the Eco Harvester; they are amazing . First you see would rejoice . Last summer, Al Wachlin wrangled up as many a body of water that appears to be a field of lilies, next you see willing volunteers as he could, to join him on his barge . They the Harvester transforming what seems to be a solid mass into a yanked the weeds by hand, piled them up, and got them out pond . If there was a sound track, you might hear cheering, and of the river, and off of the racing course . milfoil screaming in fear . Weeds be gone!

At the beginning of this summer, the devil weeds returned . After a lot of debate, hand wringing, and some slightly heated discussion, Merrill Hilf PT DPT, is a rower before dawn, a physical therapist the Schuylkill Navy ordered the EcoHarvester from New Hope, during the day, a swimmer in the evening, and a keen observer Minnesota . The Eco Harvester is a heavy duty piece of equipment all the time. She openly despises milfoil. Dennis Mueller 18 HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA®

Parents, Children and the Bond of Rowing

By Dotty Brown

IM AVENDT WILL NEVER FORGET the first time he raced in a pair with his father . It was 1984 . He was just 14, and the T Head of the Schuylkill Regatta had not yet created a parent- child contest . “We entered the men’s champion pair and came in dead last – and had a great time . We didn’t hit anybody .” This year, Tim, now 47, will race at the HOSR with his 16-year-old daughter, Annie Avendt . Such is the interest among parents and children that the HOSR now has four parent-child races: mother-daughter, mother-son, father-daughter, and father-son . Some parents have been competitive rowers for years; others are returning to a previous passion just to spend time with a child . Still others became rowers only after their children did . True of them all is how much they value the relationship over the victory . Tim & Annie Avendt Tim Avendt forged a special tie with his father through rowing, something he sought to do with his daughter, Annie, as she became a teenager . “Rowing with my dad was special,” Tim said . Anne & Gabby Cutler “You’re out of your normal environment on the water . At times there’s peace and at times it’s very intense . We probably weren’t the best match .” “I made a conscious decision that this is just for enjoyment,” Tim said . He doesn’t strive for perfection, which can be fraught His father, a heavy weight, was a stellar athlete; he was lighter and with stress . But as Annie’s technique has improved with sculling less so . “We had to compensate for each other . Tim said . Still, they camp, they’ve started to gently coach each other . rowed well “because you have that bond . You know the person so well you can anticipate .” “She may say, I’m off here and I may say you’re off there . Yelling, we haven’t done that .” Tim stopped rowing after college, but two years ago he learned about sculling classes at the Washington Rowing School and saw a Father and daughter, in sync on the water, are also in sync about chance to forge the same bond with his eighth grade daughter that how they see their relationship . “We work in tandem,” said Annie . he had had with his father . “I asked Annie if she was interested ”. “If he’s doing something wrong, I’ll tell him . If I’m doing something wrong, he’ll tell me . They took classes an hour’s drive from their Clarksburg, MD home . Then Tim bought a double, which they car-top twice a week “I was never good at sports like basketball or soccer, but rowing, to a nearby reservoir . I felt I wasn’t bad at it . And I did it with Dad . We were always together . His passion was passed on to me .” Anne & Gabby Cutler Anne Cutler and daughter Gabby Cutler, members of University Barge Club, are each racing independently in the HOSR . Both are serious competitors: Gabby, 26, crew coach at the Baldwin School, is training for the U .S . national team; Anne, 58, is her coach . “Sometimes,” said Gabby, “it’s hard to tell the line between familial relationship and coach/athlete, which is also very close .” Helped by a sports psychologist, said Anne, “We’ve developed signals,” to let each other know if we’re crossing boundaries . Anne got into competitive rowing in 1978 at George Washington University and has never stopped, even rowing while pregnant with Gabby . Still, she says, she did not foster her passion on her only child . Tim & Annie Avendt SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 PROGRAM 19

Whether it was genetics or the environment, Gabby fell for rowing . “My earliest memories are of being at UBC with my mother and the rowing community there . When I was 10 or 11, I said I want to row and she said, ‘Are you sure?’” After racing at Boston University, she turned to her mother for coaching . Only as an adult, said Gabby, has she come to realize how similar they are – both stubborn, both competitive . “We had a joke that we can’t row over 1,000 meters without arguing . But then we’ll pass two boats and congratulate each other .” This HOSR, said Gabby, “We might not race the double together, but it will be a mother-daughter day of racing .” Tony & Matt Valazza For the Valazzas, from California, it was son Matt who inspired his father, Tony, to get into rowing . Neither had rowed before Matt arrived at Villanova University . “My freshman year, I couldn’t make Villanova basketball and I wanted to be part of a team, so I joined rowing, said Matt . His Dad flew in from California to watch the Dad Vail that spring and when Matt’s four won a silver, Tony told Matt, “I want to row with you!” Tony, 56, bought an erg and for a year commuted 45 minutes from his home in Temple City to the Long Beach Rowing Association, then taught himself . In 2013, when Matt was a junior, they raced the Head of the Charles . “We finished horribly,” said Tony, “but it was one of the best times Molly Murray of my life to row with him . They lost their mother when he was eight . . Rowing is the thing that tied us together .” job in San Francisco, and mostly just ergs . The two live six hours In 2016, father-son tried the HOSR and loved it . Besides, it’s “a apart and last rowed together in August . great chance to see my Villanova rowing buddies,” said Matt . They “What’s hard,” said Tony, “is we jump in the boat in Philly against arrive this HOSR with little preparation . Matt, 26, has a finance people who row together every day ”. No matter . “It feels great,” said Matt . “I’m quasi-coaching him . It’s kind of a role reversal, but fun .” Said his dad, “It brings me together with him .” Charles & Molly Murray When Charles Murray’s two daughters were about 10, the former World Rowing competitor would take them out in a double with him for fun . Crew stuck for a while with daughter Molly, who rowed at St . Joseph’s University . Then life intervened, and she left the river . This summer, though, a family trip to Henley, England sparked Molly, 26, to begin training for the HOSR with her dad . The decision has already caught some wind . Molly, who works for the outfitter JL Rowing, was named crew coach at Philadelphia University . Despite their rowing credentials, the two face challenges . Charles, 60, who still coaches crew, hasn’t competed in five years and Molly, 26, pretty much quit after college . But those racing against them should not breathe easily . They’re out practicing at 6:45 a .m . and report only two problems: Quipped Charles, “I steer from the stroke seat and she stops for ducks all the time .”

Dotty Brown is author of “Boathouse Row: Waves of Change in Tony & Matt Valazza the Birthplace of American Rowing.” 20 HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA®

Schedule of Events The Three Angels Statues Festival Area is the Official Location for Vendors, Awards Ceremonies, Food, Race Results, Sports Announcing, Fun & the Launch Dock for Out of Town Boats The Finish Line Area is the Location for Sports Announcing & Information

Saturday, October 28 6:00am – 9:30am Registration: Lloyd Hall 8:00am – 4:45pm Racing Events 8:00am National Anthem at Three Angels Statues, The Orpheus Club All day Official Food Vendor: Festival Foods Selfie Stations: Festival Tent, Finish Line REfill REuse: Water Bottle Distribution, Several Locations Meet & Greet National Team and Olympic Medalists and new CEO of USRowing, Patrick McNerney Author Signings & Conversation

THE LOTMAN CHALLENGE: Third & Final Race of Triple Crown of Rowing 1:00pm #12A, Mens Championship Singles 1:20pm #12C, Womens Championship Singles

11:00am & 3:30pm Awards Ceremony* at Festival Tent Olympic Gold Medal & World Championship Appearances 5:00pm – 7:00pm Registration at University Barge Club, #7 Boathouse Row 5:30pm Awards Ceremony* at University Barge Club, #7 Boathouse Row 11:00am – 7:00pm Watch the races (or celebrate after your row) from Philadelphia's traveling beer garden, PARKS ON TAP, located on Kelly Drive between the Railroad Bridge and Girard Avenue Bridge along the Schuylkill River Trail

Sunday, October 30 6:00am – 9:30am Registration: University Barge Club, #7 Boathouse Row Cell Phone 8:00am – 4:45pm Racing Events All day Official Food Vendor: Festival Foods Low On Selfie Stations: Festival Tent, Finish Line Battery? REfill REuse: Water Bottle Distribution, Several Locations Meet & Greet National Team and Olympic Medalists with and Head to the CEO of USRowing, Patrick McNerney Author Signings & Conversation USRowing booth 1:15pm Chuck Wagon Cook-Off Challenge at Festival Tent in the Festival 11:00am & 3:30pm Awards Ceremony* at Festival Tent Tent and Xfinity Olympic Gold Medal & World Championship Appearances Wifi Van at the 5:30pm Awards Ceremony* at University Barge Club, #7 Boathouse Row Finish Line for 11:00am – 7:00pm Watch the races (or celebrate after your row) from Philadelphia's traveling beer garden, PARKS ON TAP, located on Kelly Drive free Charging between the Railroad Bridge and Girard Avenue Bridge along Stations. the Schuylkill River Trail

See complete awards ceremony schedule on page 24. Schedule complete as of September 25, 2017. Subject to change. SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 PROGRAM 21

Things To Do & See This Weekend ... Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse Greater Art Museum Area/Fairmount 3500 Reservoir Drive, just up from the Three Angels Festival Area Restaurants and businesses lining the streets of the Fairmount If you are attending the regatta with children, this is a must! The neighborhood welcome rowers on regatta weekend providing Playground, situated on its original historic landscape, is home to an authentic taste of Philadelphia . the century old Ann Newman Giant Wooden Slide, a treasured play Eastern State Penitentiary: Terror Behind the Walls experience for generations of Philadelphia’s children . In addition, A must experience . The country’s biggest haunted house is a Smith’s 16,000 square foot Playhouse was designed solely as a play prison! The famous, shuttered, Gothic former fortress offers six space for children . Take some time between races to explore! attractions where guests can achieve the perfect level of fright . Healthy Halloween at Smith Playground Purchasing tickets in advance online is suggested . Saturday, October 28, 10am to 12pm. Nature Exploration, Live Music, Thriller Dance Party, Messy Arts, Healthy Treats . Philadelphia Zoo $5 per child with HOSR discount . In 1859, Philadelphia became home to America’s first zoo . Hours: Saturday, 12pm to 4pm and Sunday, 10am to 4pm . Now celebrating over 150 years of innovation and achievement, Pay as you wish . Philadelphia Zoo is a key part of our region’s life and culture . Located at the corner of 34th Street and Girard Avenue in historic Laurel Hill Cemetery Fairmount Park . Open everyday from 9:30am to 5:00pm . Main Entrance at 3822 Ridge Avenue Boo at the Zoo Overlooking the Schuylkill River and offering majestic views of the October 28 & 29 from 10am to 4pm. Bring your family for a day colorful fall foliage and vibrant landscape along Kelly Drive, there of spooky adventures . Included with Zoo admission . is no better time of year to visit . Guests are invited to visit Laurel Hill at their own leisure for self-guided walking, driving or audio The Glow: A Jack O'Lantern Experience tours . Open Saturday and Sunday from 9:30am to 4:30pm . Free Over 5,000 hand-carved pumpkins will fill West Fairmount Park admission . For more information: thelaurelhillcemetery.org. this month as part of The Glow: A Jack O'Lantern Experience. Dracula: A Gothic Mystery Lanterns—ranging from famous Philly icons and sports figures Saturday, October 28 at 7pm, Outdoor Halloween Performance to superheroes and princesses—will illuminate a trail for visitors adjacent to the Mann Center for Performing Arts . Advanced Big Bling tickets are required and start at $16 . Artist Martin Puryear’s 40-foot-high work—made of wood and chain-link fencing with a bright gold shackle at the top—evokes a Independence Seaport Museum range of reactions . The sculpture sits along Kelly Drive, between 211 S. Columbus Boulevard Fountain Green Drive and the Railroad and Girard Avenue Bridges Breaking Barriers Exhibit (tucked between team trailers on regatta weekend), and will remain Philadelphia has long been our nation's center for rowing . on view until November 2017 . A first-time collaboration of the Throughout rowing's history there have been innovations and Association for Public Art and Madison Square Park Conservancy . accomplishments that have broken barriers of class, gender, race and ability . Uncover stories of the first women's club, leading-edge October is Mural Arts Month adaptive rowing, and the empowerment of individuals who have Philadelphia honors the Mural Arts Program’s 3,800 works of risen from modest beginnings to personal fulfillment and gold- public art . Visit muralarts.org for a guide to walking and trolley medal achievements . Look for the Breaking Barriers ad in this tours of neighborhood gardens, mosaics and a roster of free and Program Book for discounted tickets. pay-what-you-wish events . The people’s choice? XFINITY X1

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KELLY DRIVE League Collegiate Outfitters Small Puddles by Michael P Danziger HOSR N&D Official Merchandise HQ Tent Nielson-Kellerman Patagonia Power Crunch RegattaSport Rubini Jewelers Three Scull and Sweep Angels . Shell Repair USA FESTIVAL TENT Snap Raise Statue No Parking Sports Graphics United by Blue Wave One Sports Food Wintech Racing Race Vespoli Announcing Festival Tent/Regatta Activities Information Awards Ceremonies/Medal Distribution Race Results WHOSR Sports Desk Food Court/Coffee DJ/Music Grant’s Selfie Stations Statue Chuckwagon Cook-off Challenge FOUNTAIN GREEN DRIVE Meet and Greets: US Olympian and National Team Athletes Bike Path Walking Path To / From 1 MILE TO BOATHOUSE ROW USRowing CEO Patrick McNerney Off-Site Parking, Boxer’s Trail & Book Authors and more… Smith Playground (List complete as of September 25, 2017)

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Award Ceremonies, *Race Sponsors & Honorees

EVENT RACE SPONSOR/HONOREE SATURDAY: 11:00AM Award Ceremony at the Three Angels Festival Tent 1A & 1B Adaptive/Inclusion Double (USRowing Classified LTA, TA & AS (PR 1-3) Athletes) Adaptive – TA Double (USRowing Classified TA (PR 2) Athletes) 2A & 2B Mens & Womens Championship Pair w/out Cox ...... The Founders Race

3A & 3B Mens & Womens Masters Pair w/out Cox 4A & 4B Mens & Womens College Frosh/Novice Fours w/Cox 5A – 5D Parent/Child Doubles 6A – 6D Mens Masters & Veterans Fours w/Cox (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+)

7A Mixed Masters Fours w/Cox 7B – 7E Womens Masters & Veterans Fours w/Cox (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) 3:30PM Award Ceremony at the Three Angels Festival Tent 8A & 8B . Mens & Womens Championship Fours w/Cox 9A & 9B . Mens & Womens College Frosh/Novice Eights ...... The Commodores Race 10A & 10B Mens & Womens Alumni Quads 11A & 11B Mens & Womens Alumni Fours w/Cox 12A & 12C The Lotman Challenge/Sir Steven Redgrave Challenge: Mens & Womens Championship Singles 12B & 12D Sir Steven Redgrave Challenge: Mens and Womens Championship Light Singles . . . . In Honor of Sir Steven Redgrave 13A& 13B Mens & Womens Club Championship Eights 5:30PM Award Ceremony at the University Barge Club, #7 Boathouse Row 14A – 14D Mens Masters & Veterans Eights (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) ...... Charles P . Colgan Memorial Race 15A – 15D Womens Masters & Veterans Eights (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) ...... Christopher I . Blackwall Race 16A & 16B Mens Masters Doubles (27-39)(40-49) ...... The Fred Duling Cup 16C Mens Masters Doubles (50-59) ...... In Memory of John F . Timoney 16D Mens Veterans Doubles (60+) ...... In Memory of Bob Brasler 17A – 17D Womens Masters & Veterans Doubles (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) 18A & 18B Mens Championship Doubles ...... In Memory of Bill van der Linde 18C & 18D Womens Championship Doubles 19A & 19B Mens Championship Eights ...... NSM Insurance Group 19C & 19D Womens Championship Eights ...... Todd B . Craun Memorial Race 20A & 20B Mens & Womens Championship Quads 21A – 21C Mens, Womens & Mixed Alumni Eights 21D Corporate Challenge Eights

SUNDAY: 11:00AM Award Ceremony at the Three Angels Festival Tent 22A & 22B Mens High School Trainer Singles (Varsity & JV) 22C & 22D Womens High School Trainer Singles (Varsity & JV) 22E & 22F Mens & Womens High School Trainer Singles (Frosh/Novice) 23A & 23B Mens & Womens High School Quads (Frosh/Novice) 24A & 24B The Jim Barker Mens High School Singles (Varsity & JV) ...... In Honor of Jim Barker 24C & 24D The Jim Barker Womens High School Singles (Varsity & JV) ...... In Honor of Jim Barker 24E The Jim Barker Mens High School Singles (Frosh/Novice) ...... In Honor of Jim Barker 24F The Jim Barker Womens High School Singles (Frosh/Novice) ...... In Honor of Jim Barker 25A Mens High School Fours w/Cox (Varsity) 25B Womens High School Fours w/Cox (Varsity) 26A & 26C Mens Master Singles (27-39)(40-49) ...... Joseph William Burk Memorial Race sponsored by W . Reed Kindermann, MD 26B & 26D Mens Master Lightweight Single (27-39)(40-49) 26E & 26G Mens Master & Veterans Singles (50-59)(60+) ......  The Sid Salomon Trophy presented by Malta Boat Club 26F & 26H Mens Master & Veterans Lightweight Singles (50-59)(60+) SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 PROGRAM 25

3:30PM Awards Ceremony at the Three Angels Festival Tent 27A & 27B Mens & Womens High School Doubles (Frosh/Novice) 28A & 28B Mens & Womens High School Eights (Frosh/Novice) ...... Mitchell S . Budman Race 29A, C,E,G Womens Master & Veteran Singles (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) 29B, D, F, H Womens Master & Veteran Lightweight Singles (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) 30A & 30B Mens High School Quads (Varsity & JV) 30C & 30D Womens High School Quads (Varsity & JV) 31A Mixed Championship Doubles 31B - 31E Mixed Masters & Veterans Doubles (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) 32A & 32B Mens & Womens High School Fours w/Cox (JV) 32C & 32D Mens & Womens High School Fours w/Cox (Frosh/Novice) 33A & 33B Mens & Womens High School Eights (Varsity/First Boat) ...... The Mayor’s Cup 5:30PM Awards Ceremony at the University Barge Club, #7 Boathouse Row 34A Mens High School Doubles (Varsity) ...... Daniel Swartley McArdle 34 B Mens High School Doubles (JV) ...... Daniel Swartley McArdle 34C & 34D Womens High School Doubles (Varsity & JV) 35A – 35D Mens Masters & Veterans Quads (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) ...... Semanoff, Ormsby, Greenberg & Torchia, LLC 36A – 36D Womens Masters & Veterans Quads (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+) 37A & 37B Mens & Womens High School Eights (JV & Lower Boats) 38A Mixed Championship Quads 38B – 38E Mixed Masters & Veterans Quads (27-39)(40-49)(50-59)(60+)

* Athletes are encouraged to attend the Award Ceremony for their respective event(s). If you are not able to attend the ceremony you may pick up your medal(s) between 10AM – 4:30PM in the Three Angels Festival Tent. The Awards Desk closes at 4:30PM and the medals are then transported to University Barge Club (#7 Boathouse Row). You may collect your medal(s) at University Barge Club between 5:30 – 7:00PM both evenings. Athletes and coaches are welcome to take pictures on the Awards stage at any time of the day; we encourage you to post your photos on the HOSR Facebook and Instagram pages! Photo opportunities will be available at the University Barge Club as well. Medals not collected will be subject to a mailing fee.

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HOSR 2017 SATURDAY RACES 01A Adaptive/Inclusion Double (LTA, TA, and AS Athletes)...... 8:00 AM 01B Adaptive – TA Double 02A Mens Championship Pair w/out Cox...... 8:30 AM 02B Womens Championship Pair w/out Cox 03A Mens Masters Pair w/out Cox (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27)...... 8:40 AM 03B Womens Masters Pair w/out Cox (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) 04A Mens College Frosh/Novice Fours w/Cox...... 8:50 AM 04B Womens College Frosh/Novice Fours w/Cox ...... 9:05 AM 05A Father/Son Doubles (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) ...... 9:20 AM 05B Father/Daughter Doubles (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) 05C Mother/Son Doubles (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) 05D Mother/Daughter Doubles (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) 06A Mens Masters Fours w/Cox (27-39)...... 9:40 AM 06B Mens Masters Fours w/Cox (40-49) 06C Mens Masters Fours w/Cox (50-59) 06D Mens Masters Veterans w/Cox (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 07A Mixed Masters Fours w/Cox (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60)...... 9:50 AM 07B Womens Masters Fours w/Cox (27-39) 07C Womens Masters Fours w/Cox (40-49) 07D Womens Masters Fours w/Cox (50-59) 07E Womens Veterans Fours w/Cox (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 08A Mens Championship Fours w/Cox...... 10:15 AM 08B Womens Championship Fours w/Cox...... 10:35 AM 09A Mens College Frosh/Novice Eights...... 11:00 AM 09B Womens College Frosh/Novice Eights ...... 11:30 AM 10A Mens Alumni Quads – (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27)...... 11:50 AM 10B Womens Alumni Quads – (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) 11A Mens Alumni Fours w/Cox – (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27)...... 12:00 PM 11B Womens Alumni Fours w/Cox – (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) LUNCH BREAK (12:15 ­– 12:45 PM) 12A U.S. Lotman Challenge/Sir Steven Redgrave Challenge: Mens Championship Singles...... 1:00 PM 12B The Sir Steven Redgrave Challenge: Mens Championship Light Singles 12C U.S. Lotman Challenge/Sir Steven Redgrave Challenge: Womens Championship Singles...... 1:20 PM 12D The Sir Steven Redgrave Challenge: Womens Championship Light Singles 13A Mens Club Championship Eights...... 1:40 PM 13B Womens Club Championship Eights ...... 1:55 PM 14A Mens Masters Eights (27-39)...... 2:15 PM 14B Mens Masters Eights (40-49) 14C Mens Masters Eights (50-59) 14D Mens Veterans Eights (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 15A Womens Masters Eights (27-39)...... 2:30 PM 15B Womens Masters Eights (40-49) 15C Womens Masters Eights (50-59) 15D Womens Veterans Eights (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 16A Mens Masters Doubles (27-39) ...... 2:45 PM 16B Mens Masters Doubles (40-49) 2017 PROGRAM HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA®

16C Mens Masters Doubles (50-59) 16D Mens Veterans Doubles (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 17A Womens Masters Doubles (27-39)...... 3:00 PM 17B Womens Masters Doubles (40-49) 17C Womens Masters Doubles (50-59) 17D Womens Veterans Doubles (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 18A Mens Championship Doubles ...... 3:15 PM 18B Mens Championship Light Doubles 18C Womens Championship Doubles 18D Womens Championship Light Doubles 19A Mens Championship Eights...... 3:30 PM 19B Mens Light Championship Eights 19C Womens Championship Eights...... 3:50 PM 19D Womens Light Championship Eights 20A Mens Championship Quads...... 4:10 PM 20B Womens Championship Quads 21A Mens Alumni Eights (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27)...... 4:30 PM 21B Mixed Alumni Eights (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) 21C Womens Alumni Eights (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 27) 21D Corporate Challenge Eights

HOSR 2017 SUNDAY RACES 22A Mens High School Trainer Singles (Varsity)...... 8:00 AM 22B Mens High School Trainer Singles (JV) 22C Womens High School Trainer Singles (Varsity) 22D Womens High School Trainer Singles (JV) 22E Mens High School Trainer Singles (Frosh/Novice) 22F Womens High School Trainer Singles (Frosh/Novice) 23A Mens High School Quads (Frosh/Novice)...... 8:20 AM 23B Womens High School Quads (Frosh/Novice) 24A The Jim Barker Mens High School Singles (Varsity)...... 8:35 AM 24B The Jim Barker Mens High School Singles (JV) 24C The Jim Barker Womens High School Singles (Varsity) ...... 8:50 AM 24D The Jim Barker Womens High School Singles (JV) 24E The Jim Barker Mens High School Singles (Frosh/Novice)...... 9:05 AM 24F The Jim Barker Womens High School Singles (Frosh/Novice) 25A Mens High School Fours w/Cox (Varsity)...... 9:20 AM 25B Womens High School Fours w/Cox (Varsity) 26A Mens Master Singles (27-39)...... 9:50 AM 26B Mens Master Lightweight Singles (27-39) 26C Mens Master Singles (40-49) 26D Mens Master Lightweight Singles (40-49) 26E Mens Master Singles (50-59) 26F Mens Master Lightweight Singles (50-59) 26G Mens Veterans Singles (60-69) 26G .2 Mens Sr . Veterans Singles (70+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 70) 26H Mens Veterans Singles (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 COMPETITORS

27A Mens High School Doubles (Frosh/Novice) ...... 10:20 AM 27B Womens High School Doubles (Frosh/Novice) 28A Mens High School Eights (Frosh/Novice)...... 10:40 AM 28B Womens High School Eights (Frosh/Novice) 29A Womens Master Singles (27-39)...... 11:10 AM 29B Womens Master Lightweight Singles (27-39) 29C Womens Master Singles (40-49) 29D Womens Master Lightweight Singles (40-49) 29E Womens Master Singles (50-59) 29F Womens Master Lightweight Singles (50-59) 29G Womens Veterans Singles (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 29H Womens Veterans Lightweight Singles (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 30A Mens High School Quads (Varsity)...... 11:30 AM 30B Mens High School Quads (JV) 30C Womens High School Quads (Varsity) 30D Womens High School Quads (JV) 31A Mixed Championship Doubles...... 12:00 PM 31B Mixed Masters Doubles (27-39) 31C Mixed Masters Doubles (40-49) 31D Mixed Masters Doubles (50-59) 31E Mixed Veterans Doubles (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 32A Mens High School Fours w/Cox (JV)...... 12:20 PM 32B Womens High School Fours w/Cox (JV) 32C Mens High School Fours w/Cox (Frosh/Novice)...... 12:50 PM 32D Womens High School Fours w/Cox (Frosh/Novice) LUNCH BREAK (1:15 ­– 1:45 PM) 33A Mens High School Eights (Varsity)...... 1:50 PM 33B Womens High School Eights (Varsity) 34A Mens High School Doubles (Varsity)...... 2:20 PM 34B Mens High School Doubles (JV) 34C Womens High School Doubles (Varsity)...... 2:40 PM 34D Womens High School Doubles (JV) 35A Mens Masters Quads (27-39)...... 3:10 PM 35B Mens Masters Quads (40-49) 35C Mens Masters Quads (50-59) 35D Mens Veterans Quads (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 36A Womens Masters Quads (27-39) ...... 3:30 PM 36B Womens Masters Quads (40-49) 36C Womens Masters Quads (50-59) 36D Womens Masters Quads (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 37A Mens High School Eights (JV)...... 3:45 PM 37B Womens High School Eights (JV) 38A Mixed Championship Quads ...... 4:15 PM 38B Mixed Masters Quads (27-39) 38C Mixed Masters Quads (40-49) 38D Mixed Masters Quads (50-59) 38E Mixed Veterans Quads (60+) (Continuous Handicap – Base Age 60) 2017 PROGRAM HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA® BOW TEAM COMPETITORS BOW TEAM COMPETITORS

59 University of Pittsburgh SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 60 Susquehanna University 61 Hamilton Schavee, P . Race 01A: Adaptive/Inclusion 2x 62 Maryland Baltimore County Garrett, D . (USRowing Classified LTA, TA, AS Athletes) 63 University of Pennsylvania Crew 1 Philadelphia Adaptive Rowing PAR Doughty, J . 64 St . Marys College Crew Club 2 Row New York Choe, W . 65 Duke Men’s Crew 3 Philadelphia Adaptive Rowing PAR Loudon, J . 66 Canisius College 4 Philadelphia Adaptive Rowing PAR Gallagher, H . 67 New York University Crew 5 Philadelphia Adaptive Rowing PAR Jones, M . 68 Stockton University 69 U .S . Coast Guard Academy Race 01B: Adaptive TA 2x 70 University of Pittsburgh (USRowing Classified TA (PR 2) Athletes) 71 Duke Men’s Crew 72 Scranton Mercugliano, J . 9 Row New York K . Valdez/M . Bournias 73 U .S . Military Academy Crew B Race 02A: Mens Championship Pair w/out Cox Race 04B: Womens College Frosh/Novice Fours w/Cox 11 Franklin & Marshall A . Molloy/S . Hyland 79 Penn Gentile-Williams, K . 12 Duke Men’s R . Gottberg/E . Glavin 80 Holy Cross Cohen, P . 13 West Side S . Rupp/J . Green 81 Villanova - Wildcat Rowing Association 14 Penn AC C . Shirley/J . Garay 82 Temple University Rowing 15 New York AC T . Dethlefs/H . Rummel 83 Temple University Rowing B 16 Canisius N . Senchak/T . Chameli 84 Hamilton Bates, I . 17 Fairmount B . Reehill/J . Bellesheim 85 University of Pittsburgh 18 Whitemarsh J . Rita/B . Morosse 86 U .S . Coast Guard Academy 19 Duke Men’s F . Kosarek/Z . Markovich 87 Maryland Baltimore County O’Neill, B . Race 02B: Womens Championship Pair w/out Cox 88 Delaware - Women Popielaski, C . 89 LaSalle McDaniel, L . 22 Penn S . Brunsberg/R . Salmons 90 Stockton University 23 Penn F . Kane/N . Wood 91 Hofstra University Crew 24 Villanova B . Mroz/M . Mroz . 92 Lafayette Smith, E . 25 Villanova E . McCassey/V . Burke 93 Duquesne University 26 Holy Cross P . Cohen/K . Hegermiller 94 Bryant University 27 Pittsburgh C . Marshalek/K . Bushman 95 St . Josephs Young, M . 28 Duquesne University A . Schmitt/B . Raible . 96 TCNJ Conrey, R . 29 New York University N . Lauer/E . Andersson 97 Franklin & Marshall College 30 Lafayette C . McDonough/C . Draper 98 New York University Crew 31 St . Josephs M . Biancaniello/K . Robb . 99 St . Marys College Crew Club 32 Lafayette A . Golub/K . Lay 100 Haverford College Brody, E . 33 Jefferson M . Gonzalez Romero/R . Tobinus 101 Villanova - Wildcat Rowing Association B 34 Pittsburgh R . Huang/K . Murray 35 Holy Cross M . Moriarty/A . Salatas Race 05A: Father/Son Doubles 36 Duquesne University S . Dunn/K . Sayers 106 Simsbury Composite M . Scully/D . Scully 37 Pittsburgh M . Donahue/K . Brasch 107 Long Beach T . Valazza/M . Valazza 38 Jefferson K . Johnson/M . Strangia 108 Capital S . Lea/R . Lea 39 Villanova H . Hurteau/E . Gaffney 109 Viking J . Swift III/J . Swift IV 40 Duquesne University C . Redd/D . Eliason 110 Carnegie Lake J . Flynn/B . Flynn 41 Duquesne University L . Murray/M . Cunningham 111 East End D . Gould/S . Gould 42 Villanova K . Rubin/M . Bowden 112 Rockford Composite R . Anderson/R . Anderson Race 03A: Mens Masters Pair w/out Cox 113 Syracuse Alumni C . Hilgartner/P . Hilgartner 114 New Haven F . Suter/L . Suter 45 New Haven A . Jackson/K . Knudsen 46 Saugatuck C . Howard/M . Richards Race 05B: Father/Daughter Doubles 47 Cambridge J . Saxelby/J . Lambert 117 Unaff . (USA) A . Avendt/T . Avendt 48 Detroit Composite C . Selden/D . Sitek 118 Rockland C . Carroll/L . Carroll 119 Undine S . Dale/P . Dale Race 03B: Womens Masters Pair w/out Cox 120 Brigantine J . McCarty/J . McCarty 52 Alexandria P . Jones/B . Simonen 121 Rockland P . Klose/C . Voutsinas-Klose 53 Wilmington H . Dodge/K . Gruber 122 Conshohocken C . Gallagher/S . Gallagher 123 Western R . Haines/T . Haines Race 04A: Mens College Frosh/Novice Fours w/Cox 124 Undine C . Murray/M . Murray 56 SUNY Geneseo Smith, D . 57 Lafayette Lombardo, C . Race 05C: Mother/Son Doubles 58 U .S . Military Academy Crew 127 DWRA Detroit A . Schreiber/R . Kirchhoff

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Race 05D: Mother/Daughter Doubles 192 Prince William Mansfield, S . 129 Vesper M . Jones/B . Jones 193 Rock Creek Moazed, S . 130 Narragansett C . Gross/R . Gross 194 Alexandria Cato, M . 195 Under the Bridge Szabo, S . Race 06A: Mens Masters Fours w/Cox (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 196 Cortlandt Community Rowing Moore, D . 132 D .C . Strokes Kriese, K . 197 University of Queensland Draydon, M . 133 D .C . Strokes B McGuirk, J . 198 Baltimore Turtle, E . 134 Baltimore Zook, A . 199 Saugatuck Durno, S . 135 Wharton Stroebel, S . 200 Notre Dames Fitzsimons, M . 136 D .C . Strokes C Krietemeyer, D . 201 Rock Creek Heck, B . 137 Capital B Nursey, D . 202 Rock Creek DiCarlo, E . 138 Fairmount Villanueva, E . 139 Baltimore B Gore, W . Race 07E: Womens Veteran Fours w/ Cox (60+) 140 Row New York Liepkalns, J . 206 Vesper Acworth, E . 141 Capital Neumann, M . 207 Vesper Composite Hingley, S . 208 Avalon Wooten, M . Race 06B: Mens Masters Fours w/Cox (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 209 Penn Phil, S . 144 Fairmount Ulrich, J . 145 Alexandria Huggins, T . Race 08A: Mens Championship Fours w/Cox 146 Carnegie Lake Wengryn, E . 213 Penn Hofmeister, J . 214 Penn B Stengle, A . Race 06C: Mens Masters Fours w/Cox (50 yrs- 59 yrs) 215 St . Josephs Best, G . 149 Swan Creek Albanir, A . 216 St . Josephs B Darling, J . 150 Prince William Rodriguez, R . 217 Coast Guard Brookhart, J . 151 Cortlandt Community Rowing Levy, M . 218 Pittsburgh Black, A . 152 Annapolis Holland, W . 219 Susquehanna University Reilly, I . 153 University Phillips, R . 220 BC High Alumni Perry, K . 154 Alexandria Fannon, T . 221 Pittsburgh Regina, P . 155 University Phillips, R . 222 University of Mary Washington Moran, K . 223 TCNJ Schaper, L . Race 06D: Mens Veteran Fours w/Cox (60+) 224 Whitemarsh Kaess, D . 159 New Haven Schofield, M . 225 Manhattan Gonzalez, E . 160 FIT Alumni Bater, B . 226 West Side Scaduto, J . 161 Wilmington Claudy, C . 227 West Point Hall, G . 162 Fairmount Sonzogni, J . 228 Maryland Baltimore County Daniel, J . 163 Melbourne Uni Rees, G . 229 PRRA - Stevens Plunkett, T . 164 Row New York Barnett, B . 230 Duke Men’s Silverstein, M . 231 Scranton Hessenthaler, M . Race 07A: Mixed Masters Fours w/Cox - NEW 232 Scranton Muehlberger, W . 233 West Point Van de Wall, D . 168 Fairmount MacCormick, D . 234 St . Marys Tulley, S . 169 New Haven Friel, G . 235 SUNY Geneseo Wilcox, C . 170 Swan Creek Mayer, J . 236 Lafayette Coulson, R . 171 Rivanna Jewell, P . 237 New York U Hayes, T . Race 07B: Womens Masters Fours w/Cox (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 238 Coast Guard B Rivera, C . 239 Lafayette B Lombardo, C . 174 Alexandria Dutzer, J . 240 TCNJ B Calloway, D . 175 D .C . Strokes Dragon, C . 241 Penn C Blanchard, G . 176 Carnegie Lake Pollini, A . 242 St . Josephs C Swech, D . 177 Annapolis Collins, P . 243 Penn D Emms, N . 178 Row New York Strong, M . Race 08B: Womens Championship Fours w/Cox Race 07C: Womens Masters Fours w/Cox (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 249 Penn B Lundstrom, J . 181 Prince William Yuenger, M . 250 University Composite McDevitt, M . 182 Alexandria Nelson Saracevic, J . 251 Duquesne University Benages, S . 183 Carnegie Lake Brookes, Z . 252 Temple O’Sullivan, C . 184 Avalon Fernandez, L . 253 St . Josephs Sullivan, O . 185 Three Rivers Composite Charles Chisolm, D . 254 Jefferson Zolnierzak, E . 186 Rivanna Sekreve, L . 255 New York U Stern, C . 187 University of Queensland Composite McDonnell, A . 256 Pittsburgh Huang, R . Race 07D: Womens Masters Fours w/Cox (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 257 SUNY Geneseo Voorheis, D . 258 Pittsburgh Blumenthal, M . 190 Carnegie Lake Dwyer, D . 259 Villanova Donahue, K . 191 Saugatuck Dodge, S .

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260 Lafayette Labriola, C . 328 Drexel University 261 Bryant University Balcom, R . 329 Iona College Yao, S . 262 Iona College Gonzalez, E . 330 U .S . Military Academy Crew 263 Lafayette Cranley, C . 331 University of Pittsburgh 264 Delaware - Women Wood, M . 332 Bryant University 265 Coast Guard Marsh, M . 333 University of Pittsburgh 266 University of Mary Washington Kuge, C . 334 Lafayette Evans, S . 267 Bucknell Mascioli, A . 335 Franklin & Marshall College 268 Holy Cross Beckerman, K . 336 St . Marys College Crew Club 269 Susquehanna University Tishkevich, L . 337 SUNY Geneseo Williams, L . 270 Pittsburgh Brasch, K . 338 Hamilton Stetter, A . 271 TCNJ Dury, S . 339 Duquesne University Asmundson, A . 272 LaSalle Lindsay, J . 340 Susquehanna University Wetzel, R . 273 PRRA - Stevens McGinnis, C . 341 SUNY Geneseo Osborn, L . 274 Franklin & Marshall Chappell, T . 342 Villanova Adornetto, K . 275 West Point Leahy, S . 343 Fordham University 276 Hofstra Markert, W . 344 Bucknell University B 277 St . Josephs B Roman, K . 345 Villanova-Wildcat Rowing Association B 278 Duquesne University B O’Neil, M . 346 Duquesne University B 279 Temple B McGee, K . 347 Thomas Jefferson University B 280 Bryant University B Nicholson, K . 348 Temple B Tierney, L . 281 Holy Cross B McClure, A . 349 University of Connecticut B 282 Delaware - Women B Sydney, G . 283 Villanova B Bowden, M . Race 10A: Mens Alumni Quads 284 Temple C Bonner, R . 354 St . Joseph HS NJ Wagner, P . 285 Delaware - Women C McMahon, B . 355 Penn Alumni Composite Pietra, P . 286 Penn C Korine, V . 356 University of Penn Alumni Greenberg, H . 287 Duquesne University C Clair, S . 288 Delaware - Women D Cooper, A . Race 10B: Womens Alumni Quads 289 Temple D Fowler, M . 359 Penn Mullen, D .

Race 09A: Mens College Frosh/Novice Eights Race 11A: Mens Alumni Fours w/Cox 294 Princeton Arzt-Jones, O . 362 Drexel Alumni Group Markham Foulds, T . 295 Drexel University 363 Yale Grad O’Connell, D . 296 Princeton B Long, T . 364 Temple Alumni Case, J . 297 University of Virginia Rowing Association 365 Army Rowing Association Schnack, T . 298 St . Josephs Seabrook, C . 366 Penn Phil, S . 299 Haverford College Epstein, J . 300 U .S . Coast Guard Academy Race 11B: Womens Alumni Fours w/Cox 301 University of Pittsburgh 371 Delaware - Women Cirelli, D . 302 U .S . Military Academy Crew 372 Temple Loeber, C . 303 University of Mary Washington Long, A . 373 Penn Alumni Zalewski, D . 304 Franklin & Marshall College 374 Army Rowing Association Schnack, D . 305 University of Virginia Rowing Association B 375 Penn Reynolds, N . 306 SUNY Geneseo Smith, D . 307 Iona College Becker, V . Race 12A: Redgrave Challenge Mens Championship Singles 308 Stockton University 309 Manhattan Doherty, L . U.S. LOTMAN CHALLENGE 310 Duke Men’s Crew TBD Craftsbury John Graves 311 Fordham University TBD New York AC Tom Graves 312 Lafayette Abramsky, S . TBD Craftsbury Wesley Vear 313 Drexel University B TBD Craftsbury Nathan Lado 314 St . Josephs B Bosacco, S . TBD University Logan Smith 315 LaSalle Perry, K . TBD CRI Adam Randall 316 University of Virginia Rowing Association C TBD Penn AC Thaddeus Babiec TBD Penn AC David Judah Race 09B: Womens College Frosh/Novice Eights 321 St . Josephs Brumme, N . 388 Penn AC Justin Keen 322 Connecticut Bushey, E . 389 Malta Joseph William Conesa Purman 323 Temple Pazderski, C . 390 Penn AC Erik Frid 324 U .S . Coast Guard Academy 391 Penn AC Charles Anderson 325 Thomas Jefferson University 392 Vesper Goode, N . 326 College of the Holy Cross 393 Potomac John Olbrys 327 Bucknell University 394 Potomac William Meeker

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395 Nereid Brian Connor 457 Pittsburgh Katherine Murray 396 Unaff . (USA) Thomas Phifer 458 Undine Madeline Kuntz 397 New York AC Salvatore Marsico 459 Conshohocken Katherine McFetridge 398 Undine Ryan Mallgrave 460 Undine Adrienne Kasprowicz 399 University Michael Rossidis 461 Duquesne University Abbey Bailey 400 Penn AC Jasper Liu 462 Potomac Lauren Tracey 401 Undine Shawn Neal 463 Vesper Brooke Wolford 402 Undine Luke Rein 403 Fairmount Kevin Kelly Race 12D: Redgrave Challenge 404 Quinsigamond Nicholas Guida Womens Championship Light Singles 405 New York AC David O . Smith 467 Vesper Michelle Sechser 406 Undine Jack Higgins 468 Potomac Emily Schmieg 407 Penn AC Marqus Brown 469 Penn AC Kristen Propst 408 Penn AC Stuart Maeder 470 Duquesne University Abigail Zornow 409 Malta Christopher Lambert 471 Nereid Mary Wilson 410 Penn AC Gregory Ansolabehere 472 Nereid Allison Zolnowsky 411 Potomac Chris Rogers 473 Vesper Alanna Fogarty 412 Penn AC William Burstein 474 Duquesne University Zara Ellen Wenzinger 413 Malta Sandor Ferenczy 475 Penn AC Jennifer Sager 414 Penn AC Lucas Wilhelm 476 Pittsburgh Kristi Bushman 415 Penn AC Chris Reich 477 Duquesne University Rachel Pierce 416 Daniel Yoav Siebzehner 478 Penn AC Mary Mosier

Race 12B: Redgrave Challenge Mens Championship Light Singles Race 13A: Mens Club Championship Eights 420 Penn AC Peter Ogonek 481 Penn Emms, N . 421 Virginia RA Andrew Neils 482 Penn B Laptin, J . 422 Conshohocken Andrew Mark 483 Drexel Vracevic, D . 423 Swan Creek William Risko 484 Virginia RA Blumberg, A . 424 Unaff . (USA) Pat McSharar 485 Delaware - Men Johnson, P . 425 Undine Matthew Ryan 486 Bucknell Stonnington, A . 426 Undine Joseph Cipolla 487 Drexel Stewart, C . 427 Undine Matthias Wiest 488 Baltimore Gore, W . 428 Baltimore Matthew Tyrpak 489 Fordham Tyrrell, K . 429 New York AC Ryan Harding 490 St . Josephs Hawkins, J . 430 Undine Matthew Grieshaber 491 LaSalle Ballard, Z . 431 Pittsburgh Brendan Luksik 492 PRRA - Stevens Buehlmann, A . 493 Duke Men’s Gottberg, R . Race 12C: Redgrave Challenge Womens Championship Singles 494 St . Marys Cirillo, J . 495 Franklin & Marshall Jarvis, J . U.S. LOTMAN CHALLENGE 496 Susquehanna University Reilly, I . TBD USTC - Princeton Felice Mueller 497 West Point Curtin, B . TBD California Kara Kohler 498 Coast Guard Brookhart, J . TBD New York AC Ellen Tomek 499 Pittsburgh Luksik, B . TBD New York AC Meghan OLeary 500 Franklin & Marshall Coffeen, C . TBD Unaff . (USA) Emily Huelskamp 501 College Watkins, J . TBD ARION Elizabeth Sonshine 502 LaSalle Kagel, N . TBD ARION Kara Soucek 503 SUNY Geneseo Biskup, D . TBD Potomac Michalina Fili 504 Iona College Bauer, J . TBD Vesper Julia Lonchar 505 Hamilton Kiefaber, G . 506 New York U Day, J . 443 Cambridge Mary Jones 507 Lafayette McNutt, M . 444 University Gabby Cutler 508 Coast Guard B Bruno, S . 445 Vesper Lindsey Healy 509 St . Josephs B Franke, D . 446 New Haven Mitz Carr 510 Hamilton B Jobling, J . 447 Duquesne University Emily Chadwick 511 Virginia RA B Cheng, R . 448 Steel City Lauren Schall 512 Iona College B Veiga, N . 449 Penn AC Kathryn Schiro 513 Bucknell B Long, P . 450 Duquesne University Jessica Goldstein 514 Drexel B Williams, A . 451 Vesper Marina Forster 515 College B Overing, C . 452 Craftsbury Jenifer Forbes 516 Lafayette B Abramsky, S . 453 Undine Jill Li 454 Undine Chloe Lewis Race 13B: Womens Club Championship Eights 455 Penn AC Olivia Babiec 456 Virginia RA Ashley Gale 522 Drexel D’Angelo, I .

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523 Fordham Merkle, A . Race 14D: Mens Veteran Eights (60+) 524 Connecticut Murphy, B . 593 Whitemarsh Voss, J . 525 Hamilton Koglin, A . 594 Fairmount Sonzogni, J . 526 Susquehanna University Tishkevich, L . 595 St . Andrews Alumni Burke, J . 527 West Point Foran, M . 528 SUNY Geneseo Tracy, C . Race 15A: Womens Masters Eights (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 529 Temple Savage, C . 599 Potomac Lauder, L . 530 Duquesne University Murray, L . 600 Three Rivers Composite Brogan, J . 531 Franklin & Marshall Carper, M . 601 Alexandria Dutzer, J . 532 Drexel Reganato, K . 602 University Wixted, M . 533 Coast Guard Marsh, M . 603 D .C . Strokes Dragon, C . 534 Jefferson Gonzalez Romero, M . 604 Wilmington Walsh, K . 535 Delaware - Women Rider, A . 605 Carnegie Lake Pollini, A . 536 LaSalle Lindsay, J . 537 St . Marys Stevens, L . Race 15B: Womens Masters Eights (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 538 Bucknell Chase, O . 608 New Haven Friel, H . 539 New York U Lauer, N . 609 Prince William Yuenger, M . 540 St . Josephs Long, R . 610 Carnegie Lake Pollini, A . 541 Drexel Wojciechowicz, C . 611 Swan Creek O’Donnell, M . 542 Villanova Gagnon, H . 543 Haverford College Sabat, O . Race 15C: Womens Masters Eights (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 544 Franklin & Marshall Benham, K . 614 Alexandria Cato, M . 545 Holy Cross Cohen, P . 615 Saugatuck Schmidt, S . 546 Iona College Summers, L . 616 Whitemarsh Becker, K . 547 North Park University Klippert, H . 617 Wilmington Falasco, N . 548 Villanova Land, S . 618 Annapolis Robertson, M . 549 Temple B Bonner, R . 619 Rock Creek Miller, B . 550 Hamilton B Hartnett, J . 620 Baltimore Turtle, E . 551 St . Josephs B Sullivan, O . 621 Rivanna Hegarty, M . 552 Duquesne University B Faxio-Douglas, N . 622 University of Queensland Composite Draydon, M . 553 Delaware - Women B Drohan, M . 623 Avalon Wooten, M . 554 St . Marys B Ziur, A . 624 Blood Street Sculls Dorsey, K . 555 Fordham B Perlick, C . 625 Saugatuck Mioli, C . 556 Bucknell B Denham, M . 626 Rock Creek DiCarlo, E . 557 Holy Cross B McClure, A . 558 SUNY Geneseo B Osborn, L . Race 15D: Womens Masters Eights (60+) 559 Iona College B Corbin, C . 560 Penn B Lundstrom, J . 632 Penn AC Composite Decker, T . 561 Jefferson B Ptasinski, A . 633 Notre Dames DeLucia, J . 562 Penn C Karasik, S . 634 Atlanta Composite Tetlow, K . 563 Temple C Fowler, M . 635 Atlanta Composite Tetlow, K .

Race 14A: Mens Masters Eights (27 yrs - 39 yrs) Race 16A: Mens Masters Doubles (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 568 D .C . Strokes Kriese, K . 639 Vesper S . Lambers/G . Kaplan 570 Wharton Ketchum, C . 640 Pennsylvania Barge Club E . Gallagher/J . Tanney 571 D .C . Strokes C Krieger, P . 641 Baltimore M . Shields/M . Tyrpak 572 Capital Neumann, M . 642 Bergen County J . Alonso/A . Garcia Martinez 573 Viking Swift, J . 643 Crescent J . Lees/T . Madden Sr .

Race 14B: Mens Masters Eights (40 yrs - 49 yrs) Race 16B: Mens Masters Doubles (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 576 Row New York Liepkalns, J . 646 Undine D . Rhodes/R . Baldry 577 Drexel Alumni Group Cavalcanto, J . 647 University D . McGuinn/S . McGuinn 579 Alexandria Huggins, T . 648 Vesper G . Leimkuhler/A . Preetam 649 Rockland P . Klose/A . Almond Race 14C: Mens Masters Eights (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 650 Capital S . Neumann/R . Reichart 582 Bulldog Hewitt, E . Race 16C: Mens Masters Doubles (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 583 New Haven Schofield, M . 584 Penn 1980 Ltwt Alum Socolovsky, J . 653 Wilmington M . Smith/R . Fisher 586 Penn 1980 Ltwt Alum B Hamilton, E . 654 Malta T . Trocky/J . Cutler 587 Fairmount Greenwood, T . 655 Pennsylvania Barge Club C . Windeknecht/M . Daemen 588 Swan Creek Price, B . 656 Blood Street Sculls G . Joseph/G . Hack 589 Penn AC Grose, E . 657 Rockland I . Rudolph-Shabinsky/J . Bohan 658 Argonaut R . Blunt/M . Sreckovic 659 Saugatuck M . Richards/C . Howard

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660 Rivanna D . Patterson/J . O’Neil 731 Cortlandt Community Rowing L . Tompkins/J . Schofer 661 Syracuse Alumni J . Meiselman/P . Hilgartner 732 Vesper F . Barry/G . O’Brien 662 Saugatuck S . Gulick/J . Traynor 733 Crescent Z . Eberson/M . D’Amico 663 Saugatuck B . Gardiner/W . Hatch 734 Potomac A . Smith/W . Meeker 664 University G . McKernan/M . O’Connor 735 Crescent C . Howshall/N . Wnek 736 Unaff . (USA) N . Guida/M . Akita Race 16D: Mens Veteran Doubles (60+) 737 Steel City Z . Petronic/W . Massimini 669 Saugatuck S . Majd/M . Alloway 738 Potomac C . Rogers/S . Stitt 670 Carnegie Lake G . Ahrens/J . Oliver 739 Potomac G . Miller/K . Cronin 671 Malta R . Stehlik/C . Patterson 672 Rock Creek Composite H . Baker/R . Baker Race 18B: Mens Championship Light Doubles 673 Detroit Composite R . Anderson/D . Sitek 743 Undine M . Wiest/M . Grieshaber 674 Swan Creek B . Seaver/M . Craig 675 University Composite M . Halpert/F . Duling Jr Race 18C: Womens Championship Doubles 676 Cambridge J . Saxelby/J . Lambert 745 New Haven M . Carr/J . Sager 677 Passaic River A . Fiory/J . Lahm 746 Undine Composite B . Brooks/C . Lewis 678 Schuylkill Navy M . Mann/J . Cantrill 747 Unaff . (USA) R . Cusumano/C . Ely 679 Duluth T . Rauschenfels/G . Peterson 748 Pittsburgh R . Huang/K . Murray 680 Fairmount R . Burns/R . Smith 749 Duquesne University A . Asmundson/M . Miller 681 Vesper D . Vreugdenhil/B . Colgan 750 TCNJ S . Dury/D . Lee 682 Malta M . Brown/T . Mattson 751 Potomac L . Tracey/S . Birath 683 Vesper D . Kremer/M . Kremer 752 Potomac R . Soja/M . Fili 684 University K . Coady/B . Preine 685 Duluth A . Brekke/T . Griggs Race 18D: Womens Championship Light Doubles 686 Fairmount M . Breslin/P . Stewart 755 Nereid Composite M . Wilson/A . Zolnowsky 756 Philadelphia Girls Composite E . Grobbel/C . Lefton Race 17A: Womens Masters Doubles (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 691 Vesper L . Meyer/S . Kaplan Race 19A: Mens Championship Eights 692 Vesper V . Mather/M . Folco 758 USTC - Princeton Eble, P . 693 University C . Valiga/J . Rorer 759 Penn Hofmeister, J . 694 Treasure Coast S . Falkner/K . Kulig 760 Penn AC Keen, J . 695 Nereid S . Kornblum/L . Gomez 761 Drexel Stewart, C . 762 St . Josephs Swech, D . Race 17B: Womens Masters Doubles (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 763 Bucknell Stonnington, A . 698 Notre Dame V . Brennand/S . Lapointe 764 West Point Sanchez, P . 699 Row New York A . Hiatt/M . Bers 765 LaSalle Roller, K . 700 Passaic River C . Wilson/D . Cenit 766 Fordham Tyrrell, K . 701 Three Rivers E . Winter/C . Schoenecker 767 UC San Diego Wong, W . 702 Vesper M . Hilton/J . Mussio 768 St . Josephs B Hawkins, J . 703 Minnesota Composite J . Hamilton/S . Gronewold 769 Penn AC B Maeder, S . 770 St . Josephs C Franke, D . Race 17C: Womens Masters Doubles (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 706 Amadeusz Academy Composite V . Sigal/L . Poll Race 19B: Mens Light Championship Eights 707 University D . Eringis/K . Cook 775 Georgetown Formoso-Murias, H . 708 Greenwich K . Erickson/M . McCormack 776 SUNY Geneseo Biskup, D . 709 Fox River D . McNichols/C . Wiegner 710 Carnegie Lake L . Suplick/N . Paquette Race 19C: Womens Championship Eights 711 Fox River A . Seebeck/K . Schultz 779 Penn Kane, F . 712 Cortlandt Community Rowing A . Waitkins/N . Woodard 780 Drexel Magee, K . 713 Cooper) E . Donohue/J . Hallahan 781 Fordham Ohresser-Joumard, D . 714 Row New York M . McCaffrey/E . Condren 782 Connecticut Schnelting, J . 715 Rockland L . Horn/S . Quayle 783 Penn B Ulin, A . 784 Temple O’Sullivan, C . Race 17D: Womens Veteran Doubles (60+) 785 West Point Foran, M . 720 University C . Cook/B . Spitz 786 Holy Cross Cohen, P . 721 Carnegie Lake K . Ellis/L . McCarthy 787 Bucknell Morcos, I . 722 Penn AC C . Costello/N . Lotz 788 Duquesne University Schmitt, A . 723 Fairmount S . Sargeant/B . Hogan 789 St . Josephs Stone, B . 724 Saugatuck B . Butler/C . Olsen 790 Villanova McCaughey, C . 791 Temple B Savage, C . Race 18A: Mens Championship Doubles 729 Penn AC I . Luetzow/T . Pritz Race 20A: Mens Championship Quads 730 Undine R . Mallgrave/J . Higgins 796 Undine Rein, L .

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797 Penn AC Composite Orzolek, M . 869 Long Island Cameron Mills 798 Steel City Petronic, Z . 870 Springside Chestnut Hill Justin Xin 799 Potomac X Smith, A . 871 Bachelors Christian Matarazzo

Race 20B: Womens Championship Quads Race 22C: Womens High School Trainer Singles (Varsity) 802 Penn AC Composite Ritchie, N . 874 Philadelphia Girls Jean-Marie Dundovich 803 Vesper Fogarty, A . 875 Springside Chestnut Hill Hope Lee 804 Undine Kuntz, M . 805 Potomac X Soja, R . Race 22D: Womens High School Trainer Singles (JV) 878 Whitemarsh Cayla Brint Race 21A: Mens Alumni Eights 879 Long Island Ayla Lerner 808 Penn Alumni Composite Cook, A . 880 Ridgewood Anna Soderlund 809 CPWRC Heuisler, J . 810 Georgetown Mcelwee, J . Race 22F: Womens High School Trainer Singles (Frosh/Novice) 811 Drexel Alumni Group Markham Foulds, T . 883 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center Alyssa Custino 812 Hamilton Alumni Ewing, P . 884 Whitemarsh Maura Clancy 813 Bonner & Prendergast Haelle, J . 885 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center Kristina Holtrann 814 College Voss, A . 815 Delaware - Men Aa, A . Race 23A: Mens High School Quads (Frosh/Novice) 816 Father Judge McGuinn, S . 889 ACRA Composite Gallo, T . 817 Chicago Bowers, A . 890 Steel City Roman, C . 818 St . Joseph Prep Salucci, M . 891 Sagamore RA Kingston, R . 819 Greyhounds Hughes, J . 892 RA-Greenwich Mitchell, L . 820 Bonner Alum McLaughlin, J . 893 Germantown Friends Soong, R . 821 1990s U .S . Naval Academy Lockhart, S . 894 Crescent Skalski, T . 822 Georgetown C Sullivan, D . 895 The Haverford School Yoh, M . 823 Georgetown B Horvat, P . 896 The Haverford School Bilash, S . 824 LaSalle H Schaffer, J . 897 Germantown Friends Greenwald, B . 825 Penn Alumni Composite Basinski, J . 898 Westfield High School Kelly, G . 899 Malvern Preparatory School Venkatesh, M . Race 21B: Mixed Alumni Eights 900 Sagamore RA Goldman, N . 831 Bulldog Wixted, M . 901 Malvern Preparatory School B Fish, C . 832 Diplomat Kaess, D . 902 Crescent B McLoone, O . 833 Penn Alumni Zalewski, D . 903 Westfield High School B Gonzalez-Nolde, M . 904 Crescent C Cramutola, A . Race 21C: Womens Alumni Eights 905 The Haverford School C Graf, Y . 837 Penn Axson, S . 838 Temple Meissner, A . Race 23B: Womens High School Quads (Frosh/Novice) 839 Mount Saint Joseph McCloy, A . 909 South Jersey Abdallah, H . 840 Delaware - Women Forrester, C . 910 Germantown Friends Ortega S . 841 Bucknell E Chase, O . 911 Whitemarsh Speicher, J . 842 Bucknell B Larkin, S . 912 Haddon Township Johnston Q . 843 Delaware - Women C Alexander, C . 913 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 844 Mount Saint Joseph B Flynn, P . 914 Pelham CRA George, A . 845 Bucknell Goldman, A . 915 Sagamore RA Carnevale, J . 846 Delaware - Women B Beaufort, L . 916 Notre Dame Prep Stafford, E . 847 Georgetown Johnson, C . 917 Westfield High School Vieites, A . 848 Bonner & Prendergast Abbott, C . 918 Pegasus Myers, G . 849 Bucknell C Sellers, S . 919 Sagamore RA DiMeo, I . 850 Bucknell D Vinnik, M . 920 ACRA Composite Jones, S . 921 Notre Dame Capra, T . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2017 922 Passaic River Libby, A . 923 Steel City Francis, E . 924 Steel City B Busquets, M . Race 22A: Mens High School Trainer Singles (Varsity) 925 ACRA B Gabriele, T . 861 Bonner & Prendergast Aidan McElwee 926 Westfield High School B Qiang, A . 862 Sagamore RA Noah Augustine 863 Whitemarsh Kyle Waldhof Race 24A: Jim Barker Mens High School 1x (Varsity) 930 Germantown Friends James Wright Race 22B: Mens High School Trainer Singles (JV) 931 Malvern Preparatory School Casey Lauder 866 Gunnery Ronin Kmeta-Suarez 932 Haddon Township Jay Reinert 867 Long Island Rowing Club, Inc . 933 Whitemarsh Derek Walkush 868 Bonner & Prendergast Anthony Pietrewicz 934 Gunnery Kasparas Kersanskas

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935 Holy Spirit Andrew Buchan 999 RowAmerica Rye 936 Malvern Preparatory School Benjamin Mankowski 937 Crescent Jacob Bucko Race 24C: Jim Barker Womens High School 1x (Varsity) 938 Crescent Louis Iacovelli 1002 Nereid Jane DiLauro 939 TESD Cole Fogarty 1003 Conshohocken Bridget Bergan 940 St . Joseph HS NJ Michael Stanaway 1004 East End Hannah O’Neill 941 Crescent Evan Meadows 1005 Haddon Twp Brooke Ashfield 942 Saugatuck Michael Woods 1006 Steel City Audrey Lida 943 Springside Chestnut Hill Elliott Cunningham 1007 Rockland Gabriele Welp 944 TESD Zach Simpson 1008 Sagamore Rowing Association 945 East End Matthew Hubbard 1009 TESD Elena Lindquist 946 Bachelors Mawain Carter 1010 Rockland Ariel Deljanin 947 Holy Spirit Brett McGettigan 1011 TESD Kate Concannon 948 The Haverford School 1012 Crescent Margaret Madden 949 TESD Shane Connell 1013 Pegasus Rowing Club 950 Sagamore Rowing Association 1014 TESD Katherine Stanton 951 Whitemarsh Niels Terwiesch 1015 TESD Holly Culbert 952 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1016 Ridgewood Maddie Gibson 953 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1017 Long Island Arianna Paone 954 Malvern Preparatory School Clarence Franck 1018 Pelham CRA Julia Gesky-Farahat 955 TESD Michael Malarkey 1019 Capital Erin Fenzel 956 Nereid Michael Kulik 1020 ACRA Tanisha Khurana 957 Advanced Community Rowing Association INC . 1021 TESD Victoria Budike 958 Crescent Don Nielson 959 TESD Evan Cain Race 24D: Jim Barker Womens High School 1x (JV) 960 Malvern Preparatory School Drew Brady 1024 Steel City Abigail Hong 961 Capital Aaron Mahr 1025 Germantown Friends Zaynab Sanogo 962 Crescent Yoni Gilad 1026 Sagamore Rowing Association 963 Malvern Preparatory School Andre Quintiliani 1027 Rockland Michaela Davidson 964 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1028 ACRA Grace Kellogg 965 Saugatuck Harrison Burke 1030 Mount St . Marys Isabel Treanor 966 Malvern Preparatory School Patrick Keenan 1031 RowAmerica Rye 967 Pelham CRA Robert Schetlick 968 DWRA Detroit Santo Scarfone Race 24E: The Jim Barker Mens 969 Capital Chongbright Bi High School Singles (Frosh/Novice) 970 Don Bosco Prep Stephen Solazzo 1034 Malvern Preparatory School Aidan Gallagher 971 Malvern Preparatory School John McGlinn 1035 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center Kyle Howe 972 Pegasus Rowing Club 1036 Malvern Preparatory School Jason Kennedy 973 Steel City Michael DeGregorio 1037 ACRA Thane Gallo 974 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1038 Rockland Anthony Rostek 1039 DWRA Detroit Asher Schreiber Race 24B: Jim Barker Mens High School 1x (JV) 1040 North Jersey Emerson Shatouhy 977 Malvern Preparatory School Anthony Wirtel 1041 Malvern Preparatory School Manikandan Venkatesh 978 Whitemarsh William Kane 1042 Malvern Preparatory School Chenkai Mao 979 RowAmerica Rye 1043 Malvern Preparatory School Charles Fish 980 The Haverford School 1044 Sagamore RA Chase Hecht 981 Holy Spirit Reilly Hall 1045 Whitemarsh Alex Walkush 982 Unaff . (USA) Finn Holovacs 1046 RA-Rye Reese Chamberlain 983 Holy Spirit Jake Curran 984 The Haverford School Race 24F: The Jim Barker Womens 985 Holy Spirit Will Hoffman High School Singles (Frosh/Novice) 986 Advanced Community Rowing Association INC . 1049 South Jersey Joanna Wallace 987 Springside Chestnut Hill Eliot Rusk 1050 Notre Dame Morgan Elson 988 RNY - Queens Freedom Salas 1051 Undine Avalon Rosenberger 989 Crescent Phelim Eells 1052 Undine Grace Kirwan 990 Crescent James Kimrey 1053 Whitemarsh Stephanie Hulme 991 Crescent John Cepis 1054 Sagamore RA Brianna Baugh 992 Steel City Sam Lieberman 1055 ACRA Olivia VanderWaal 993 Pegasus Rowing Club 1056 North Jersey Starleigh Jones 994 TBC Racing Andrew Jones 1057 DWRA Detroit Keelin Dailey 995 Westfield High School Matthew Eagan 996 Shipley Matt Sherman 997 Germantown Friends Finn Kassell 998 Sagamore Rowing Association

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Race 25A: Mens High School Fours w/Cox (Varsity) Race 25B: Womens High School Fours w/Cox (Varsity) 1060 Gonzaga College High School Crew 1127 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1061 RowAmerica Rye 1128 Nardin Academy Stoll, J . 1062 The Haverford School 1129 RowAmerica Rye 1063 Fairmount Rebillard, J . 1130 South Jersey Koelsch, M . 1064 Boston College High School 1131 TBC Racing 1065 The Lawrenceville School 1132 Mount Saint Joseph Academy 1066 DeMatha Catholic High School 1133 Doane Academy Hendricks, L . 1067 Haddonfield Falcione, R . 1134 Merion Mercy Academy LoSasso, A . 1068 St . Joseph’s Collegiate Institute 1136 Greenwich Academy Lange, B . 1069 Briar Woods Crew Club 1137 Harriton Sack, A . 1070 Iona Preparatory School 1138 Brighton Friedberg, J . 1071 Swan Creek Fitzsimons, I . 1139 Pelham CRA Dollar, B . 1072 Doane Academy Nerveza, T . 1140 City Honors Lettieri, L . 1073 Brighton Schneider, E . 1141 Newport Rowing Club 1074 Gunnery Kay, K . 1142 Peddie Strobeck, B . 1075 Harriton Martin, B . 1143 Treasure Coast Ragland, G . 1076 Brighton Doctor, I . 1144 Radnor Girls Crew Club 1077 West Side Rowing Club 1145 Pittsford Crew 1078 Cortlandt Community Rowing French, D . 1146 Wilmington Youth Schofield, L . 1079 Gunston Papadopoulos, A . 1147 Unionville Horine, B . 1080 Lower Merion Stach, N . 1148 Long Island Warren, K . 1081 St . John’s High School Crew 1149 Branksome Aston-Waldoch, H . 1082 RFH Klodoski, R . 1150 Merion Mercy Academy Baccile, A . 1083 TBC Racing Wray, J . 1151 Concord HS Kennedy, H . 1084 Bishop Eustace Prep Crew 1152 RFH Everett, E . 1085 Port Kniesly, N . 1153 Bonner & Prendergast Nestel, M . 1086 St . John’s High School Crew 1154 The Lawrenceville School 1087 Chaminade High School 1155 St . John’s College High School 1088 Wilmington Youth Williamson, M . 1156 Montgomery Boat Club 1089 Holy Ghost Prep Donohue, S . 1157 Brighton Marx, N . 1090 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1158 Gunston Easter, C . 1091 St . John’s College High School 1159 Port Rust, L . 1092 City Honors Dimitroff, B . 1160 West Side Rowing Club 1093 Manhasset High School 1161 Sagamore Rowing Association 1094 St . John the Baptist Sorrell, C . 1162 Convent of the Sacred Heart 1095 Peddie Cornelius, P . 1163 Capital Thompson, J . 1096 Don Bosco Prep Mortati, E . 1164 RNY - Manhattan Andrades, M . 1097 Montgomery B .C . Clarke, B . 1165 Swan Creek Webster, M . 1098 Concord HS Carvalho, A . 1166 Bishop Eustace Prep Crew 1099 Woodrow Wilson Sr . High School Crew 1167 Cortlandt Community Rowing Adams, C . 1100 South Jersey DiMarino, J . 1168 Lower Merion Spaeth, E . 1101 Capital Konrad, A . 1169 East TN Adam, A . 1102 St . Joseph’s Preparatory School 1170 Gunnery School Crew 1103 East TN Klingensmith, A . 1171 Capital City Rowing 1104 Row New York - Manhattan Parker, V . 1172 Mercy - Rochester Schaertl, O . 1105 Sagamore RA Sanders, R . 1173 Vineland Messore, A . 1106 Pegasus Rowing Club 1174 Notre Dame McKee, J . 1107 Seton Hall Prep Cvik, T . 1175 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC B 1108 Pelham CRA Seidman, H . 1176 Gunnery School Crew B 1109 Woodrow Wilson Sr . High School Crew B 1177 Lower Merion B Beck, P . 1110 Boston College High School B 1178 Friends of Port Rowing B 1111 RowAmerica Rye B 1179 Capital B Evans, B . 1112 Wilmington Youth B Donaldson, S . 1180 Montgomery Boat Club B 1113 Gunston B Newberg, C . 1181 Ocean City HS B Panico, A . 1114 Friends of Port Rowing B 1115 Manhasset High School B Race 26A: Mens Masters Singles (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 1116 Peddie B Testa, A . 1186 Malta Sandor Ferenczy 1117 Holy Ghost Prep B Danna, A . 1187 Penn AC Ross Anderson 1118 DeMatha Catholic High School B 1188 Baltimore Alexander Zook 1119 Gunnery B Kmeta-Suarez, R . 1189 Baltimore Josh Franek 1120 The Lawrenceville School B 1190 Baltimore William Gore 1121 Gonzaga College High School Crew B 1191 Potomac John Olbrys 1122 Gonzaga College High School Crew C

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1192 Baltimore Karl Hudspith 1252 Potomac Chuck Selden 1193 Pennsylvania Barge Club Conor Malone 1253 Passaic River Joel Levinson 1194 Bachelors Alan Fody 1254 Undine Jack Rome 1195 Row New York Javier Alonso 1255 Carnegie Lake Joe Oliver 1196 Wilmington Steven Aller 1256 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center George Duesdieker 1257 Whitemarsh Gavin Kerr Race 26B: Mens Masters Ltwt 1x (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 1258 Rockford Richard Anderson 1199 Undine Josh Reed 1259 East End Steve Gould 1200 CRI Moses Bension 1260 Vesper Henry Pass 1201 Crescent Matthew D’Amico 1261 Highlands Dante DeNicola

Race 26C: Mens Masters Singles (40 yrs - 49 yrs) Race 26G.2: Mens Sr. Veteran Singles (70+) 1203 Penn AC William Browder 2101 Wilmington Hans Mueller 1204 Vesper Greg Kaplan 2102 Detroit William Maher 1205 Penn AC Matthew Belknap 2103 Nereid Eli Avizov 1206 Potomac Ed Gehres 2104 Portland CRA Andrew Gilman 1207 Blood Street Sculls Guy Joseph 2105 Saugatuck Bart Pasternak 1208 Undine David Rhodes 2106 St . Catherine’s Jack Lovett 1209 Undine Ransom Weaver 2107 Unaff . (USA) H . Sandy Killen

Race 26D: Mens Masters Ltwt 1x (40 yrs - 49 yrs) Race 26H: Mens Masters Ltwt 1x (60+) 1212 Nereid Eric Hagberg 1264 Undine Paul Dale 1265 Saugatuck Wallace Shaw Race 26E: Mens Masters Singles (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 1266 Potomac Neal Young 1214 Wilmington Michael Smith 1267 Unaff . (USA) Stephen Sepe 1215 Potomac Philip Bogden 1268 Undine Keith Robinson 1216 Harvey’s Lake Scott Meuser 1269 OKC Riversport Anton Rupert 1217 Unaff . (USA) James Divan 1270 Carnegie Lake Michael Hurley 1218 Maine Association Mark Vannorsdall 1271 Vesper Hilary Langer 1219 Unaff . (USA) Colin Kagel 1272 West Side Robert Baker 1220 Saratoga Springs Stephen Festin 1273 Bachelors Michael Levy 1221 Whitemarsh Steve West 1222 Unaff . (USA) Adam Carpenter Race 27A: Mens High School Doubles (Frosh/Novice) 1223 Potomac Emmanuel Caudron 1276 ACRA J . Simon/M . Surridge 1224 Vesper Ray Boyd 1277 Westfield High School S . Canavan/D . Carminio 1225 Alexandria Peter Heimberg 1278 Shipley J . Chang/G . Kelly 1226 Nereid Charles Johnston 1279 Haddon Twp F . Schmidt/J . Buan 1227 Vesper Joel Oestreich 1280 Swan Creek I . Vogelsang/H . Ashford 1228 Vesper Gary Leimkuhler 1281 Malvern Preparatory School A . Gallagher/J . Kennedy 1229 Argonaut Milan Sreckovic 1282 Whitemarsh M . Derkacz/J . Chulan 1230 University Richard Wegryn 1283 Malvern Preparatory School M . Venkatesh/C . Fish 1231 Argonaut Robert Blunt 1284 Rockland W . McGinnis/C . Gorczycki 1232 Susquehanna Association Daniel Day 1285 Malvern Preparatory School E . Park/C . Mao 1233 Wilmington Rush Fisher 1286 ACRA M . Shadick/T . Gallo 1234 Washington School Simon Plog 1287 Steel City J . Bair/C . Roman 1235 Fairmount Steve Platt 1288 Newport L . Torregrossa/C . Lesher 1236 Alexandria Seth Levinson 1289 Whitemarsh Y . Wang/A . Moeller 1237 Unaff . (USA) James Miros 1290 Steel City D . Spino/W . Hopeman 1238 Washington School C . Michael Arnold 1291 RA-Greenwich J . Ross/A . Knorr 1292 RA-Greenwich N . Perez/G . Dowling Race 26F: Mens Masters Ltwt 1x (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 1241 Saugatuck Richard Gervase Race 27B: Womens High School Doubles (Frosh/Novice) 1242 Cape Fear Mark Basquill 1296 Steel City E . Francis/M . Ginter-Frankovitch 1243 Carnegie Lake Jerry Truppelli 1297 Whitemarsh M . Clancy/K . Jenkins 1244 Malta Jeff Cutler 1298 Haddon Twp K . Dietrich/S . Ladik 1245 Lincoln Park Donald J . O’Meara, Jr . 1299 Sagamore RA B . Baugh/K . Browne 1246 Undine Christopher McElroy 1300 Germantown Friends L . Nehez/C . O’Leary-Lee 1247 Western Tom Haines 1301 RA-Greenwich A . Ragas/S . Fishkin 1302 Newport T . Mathis/K . Knob Race 26G: Mens Veteran Singles (60+) 1303 DWRA Detroit O . Roncone/R . Ptashnik 1249 Unaff . (USA) Andrew Nelson 1304 Swan Creek E . Altier/S . Williford 1250 Unaff . (USA) Jonathan Rich 1305 Rockland O . De Maria/L . Arcasoy 1251 Vesper Darrell Vreugdenhil 1306 Westfield High School O . Cappo/A . Buontempo

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1307 Fairmount C . McCreary/J . Di Carlo 1374 Princeton National Rowing Association/Mercer 1308 ACRA Composite S . Jones/J . Simon 1375 Convent of the Sacred Heart 1309 Treasure Coast E . Rightler/B . Bulten 1376 Capital Ikenberry, H . 1310 St . John the Baptist J . Maio/G . Dushaj 1377 Radnor Girls Crew Club 1311 Steel City A . Krimmel/O . Sobkowiak 1378 Unionville Lord, G . 1312 ACRA T . Thomas/A . Svensson 1379 Manhasset High School 1313 Steel City M . Busquets/P . Walsh 1380 RowAmerica Rye 1314 Steel City A . Hartman/M . Virostek 1381 Briar Woods Crew Club 1382 St . Mary Academy - Bay View Race 28A: Mens High School Eights (Frosh/Novice) 1383 Montgomery Boat Club 1318 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1384 Merion Mercy Academy DeVlieger, P . 1319 Brunswick School B Perry, C . 1385 Sagamore RA Zerbo, V . 1320 RowAmerica Rye 1386 Annapolis Junior Rowing Association, Inc . 1321 Chaminade High School 1387 Old Dominion Boat Club 1322 Princeton National Rowing Association/Mercer 1388 Lower Merion Kessler, M . 1323 St . Joseph’s Collegiate Institute 1389 Greenwich Academy Mazingo, A . 1324 Holy Ghost Prep LaRosa, N . 1390 Mount St . Marys Johnston, T . 1325 Gonzaga College High School Crew 1391 Haddonfield Crew Club 1326 Manhasset High School 1392 Pittsford O’Dell, J . 1327 Old Dominion Longobardi, C . 1393 Mount St . Marys Boswell, I . 1328 RFH Gauss, D . 1394 St . John the Baptist Tinti, C . 1329 St . John’s High School Crew 1395 Vineland High School 1330 Fordham Preparatory School 1396 Notre Dame Prep West, S . 1331 Montgomery B .C . Gunther, R . 1397 Mercy - Rochester Mastrosimone, M . 1332 Unionville Walker, L . 1398 Merion Mercy Academy Kwapinski, C . 1333 Haddonfield Crew Club 1399 Villa Joseph Marie Iwasyk, E . 1334 Annapolis Junior Rowing Association, Inc . 1400 Friends of Port Rowing 1335 Unionville Carson, S . 1401 Briar Woods Crew Club 1336 Pittsford Debasitis, E . 1402 RowAmerica Rye B 1337 Gonzaga College High School Crew B 1403 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC B 1338 Boston College High School 1404 Notre Dame Prep B 1339 Sagamore RA Keczmer, M . 1405 Old Dominion Boat Club B 1340 Seton Hall Prep 1406 Radnor Girls Crew Club B 1341 Seton Hall Prep 1407 Villa Joseph Marie High School B 1342 St . Joseph’s Preparatory School 1408 Mercy - Rochester B Gkourlias, M . 1343 Iona Preparatory School 1409 Pittsford B Yan, K . 1344 Gunston School 1410 Princeton National Rowing Association/Mercer B 1345 Don Bosco Prep Shotmeyer, A . 1411 St . John the Baptist B Fioresi, R . 1346 DeMatha Catholic High School 1412 Mercy - Rochester C Gollogly, N . 1347 Friends of Port Rowing 1348 Montgomery Boat Club B Race 29A: Womens Masters Singles (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 1349 RowAmerica Rye B 1417 Vesper Mariana Folco 1350 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC B 1418 Whitemarsh Laura Roberts 1351 Don Bosco Prep B Seccafico, C . 1419 Whitemarsh Lauren Lehane 1352 Princeton National Rowing Association/Mercer B 1420 Temple Summer Pannizzo 1353 DeMatha Catholic High School B 1421 Whitemarsh Jessica McAlear 1354 Chaminade High School B 1422 Alexandria Lori Criado 1355 Pittsford B Tallarico, W . 1423 Washington School Isabel Martin 1356 Fordham Preparatory School B 1357 Boston College High School B Race 29C: Womens Masters Singles (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 1358 Gonzaga College High School Crew C 1426 Vesper Melissa Hilton 1359 Brunswick School B Connolly, R . 1427 Notre Dame Shannon Lapointe 1360 DeMatha Catholic High School C 1361 Gonzaga College High School Crew D Race 29E: Womens Masters Singles (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 1362 RowAmerica Rye C 1430 Greenwich Marie McCormack 1363 Chaminade High School C 1431 University Dawn Eringis 1364 Fordham Preparatory School C 1432 Rocky Mountain Karen Gress 1365 Gonzaga College High School Crew E 1433 Vesper Eleanor Acworth 1368 Capital Smith, G . 1434 Vesper Bridget Meehan 1435 Washington School Carla Berard Race 28B: Womens High School Eights (Frosh/Novice) 1436 Vesper Shari Shaltout 1371 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1437 Nagambie Suzan Andrews 1372 Branksome Kinnear, T . 1438 DWRA Detroit Roseann Kirchhoff 1373 Whitemarsh Thompson, E .

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Race 29F: Womens Masters Ltwt 1x (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 1501 Haddon Twp Weaver, M . 1441 Genesee Laura Civiletti 1502 Crescent Lay, S . 1442 Washington School Loreen Arnold 1503 Pelham CRA Kingsley, G . 1443 Saugatuck Annamari Mikkola 1504 Ridgewood Montgomery, T . 1444 Unaff . (USA) Amy Sullivan 1505 Long Island Rowing Club, Inc . 1445 Penn AC Rebecca Foley 1506 Ridgewood B Okamura, K . 1446 University Kim Cook 1447 Washington School Veronica Lance Race 30C: Womens High School Quads (Varsity) 1510 RowAmerica Rye Race 29G: Womens Veteran Singles (60+) 1511 Newport Rowing Club 1449 Swan Creek Patrice Glover 1512 Long Island Rowing Club, Inc . 1450 Vesper Marilyn Karl 1513 Whitemarsh Ruck, A . 1451 Saugatuck Liz Turner 1514 TESD Moir, K . 1452 Vesper Ginny Kaufmann 1515 Germantown Friends Pancoe, S . 1453 Cooper Janet Margusity 1516 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center Tonsfeldt, K . 1454 Three Rivers Elizabeth Winter 1517 Philadelphia Girls Jaskot, J . 1455 University Lauren Geddes 1518 Steel City Bulova, J . 1456 Washington School Patricia Jackman 1519 Mercy - Rochester Begemann, G . 1520 Fairmount Barber, R . Race 29H: Womens Veteran Ltwt. Singles (60+) 1521 Bachelors Hannikainen, A . 1459 Washington School Cynthia Cole 1522 Prince William Mergler, O . 1523 Undine Fischer, M . Race 30A: Mens High School Quads (Varsity) 1524 Sagamore Rowing Association 1460 Malvern Preparatory School Keenan, P . 1525 Passaic River Dropic, H . 1461 Haddon Twp Weller, M . 1526 Nereid Lorimer, M . 1462 Malvern Preparatory School McGlinn, J . 1527 Haddon Twp Donohue, E . 1463 St . Joseph HS NJ Chan, J . 1528 Capital Williams, J . 1464 TESD Markovic, K . 1529 Shipley Winter, C . 1465 Rockland Rostek, A . 1530 Argonaut Rowing Club 1466 RowAmerica Rye 1531 South Jersey Viviani, H . 1467 Boston College High School 1532 Notre Dame Elson, M . 1468 St . Joseph HS NJ Angiola, G . 1533 Swan Creek Cooper, R . 1469 Pelham CRA Ingram, N . 1534 Potomac Wrenn-Walz, A . 1470 Long Island Rowing Club, Inc . 1535 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1471 The Haverford School 1536 Old Dominion Boat Club 1472 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1537 Whitemarsh B Taylor, T . 1473 Argonaut Rowing Club 1538 South Jersey B Cicha, M . 1474 Advanced Community Rowing Association Inc . 1539 Whitemarsh C Marlin Andrews, D . 1475 The Haverford School Race 30D: Womens High School Quads (JV) 1476 Nereid Pani, B . 1477 Treasure Coast Pegrum, B . 1543 RowAmerica Rye 1478 Pelham CRA Eligator, A . 1544 Germantown Friends Regli, A . 1479 Steel City Mahon, H . 1545 Shipley Kelly, M . 1480 Westfield High School Mezzomo, S . 1546 Germantown Friends Hua, K . 1481 Bonner & Prendergast McElwee, A . 1547 Whitemarsh Busk, C . 1482 Haddon Twp Burnham, T . 1548 Westfield High School Ahmed, T . 1483 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center Krappe, R . 1549 Germantown Friends Bigelow, M . 1550 Long Island Rowing Club, Inc . Race 30B: Mens High School Quads (JV) 1551 Newport Rowing Club 1487 The Haverford School 1552 Rockland Jackson, L . 1488 Crescent Kimrey, J . 1553 Swan Creek Akbari, E . 1489 Shipley Sherman, M . 1554 Nereid Klecz, E . 1490 RowAmerica Rye 1555 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center Duan, C . 1491 Passaic River Paolazzi, M . 1556 Pelham CRA Bausano, J . 1492 Germantown Friends Appleberry, J . 1557 Prince William Eramo, G . 1493 Don Bosco Prep Aborde, A . 1558 Pelham CRA Campanile, A . 1494 Argonaut Rowing Club 1559 Notre Dame Prep Dailey-Kelz, G . 1495 ACRA Shatouhy, A . 1560 Pelham CRA Vorbach, L . 1496 St . Joseph HS NJ Lissinna, A . 1561 Ridgewood Wilkinson, A . 1497 Briar Woods Crew Club 1562 Pegasus McDonnell, A . 1498 Germantown Friends Miller, J . 1563 Philadelphia Girls Weems, N . 1499 Westfield High School Murphy, R . 1500 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center An, B .

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Race 31A: Mixed Championship Doubles 1629 Gunston Yu, P . 1567 Potomac J . Olbrys/E . Schmieg 1630 South Jersey Powell, H . 1568 Crescent Composite C . Howshall/A . Cruse 1631 Holy Ghost Prep Bautz, C . 1632 Friends of Port Rowing Race 31B: Mixed Masters Doubles (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 1633 Manhasset High School 1571 Conshohocken Composite A . Preetam/K . McFetridge 1634 Fordham Preparatory School 1572 Greenwich Academy N . Kress/N . Reynolds 1635 Woodrow Wilson Sr . High School Crew 1573 Vesper L . Meyer/S . Clarke 1636 Montclair High School 1574 Capital M . Bureau/S . Neumann 1637 Chaminade High School 1575 Notre Dame K . Jolliffe/B . Burgoyne 1638 RowAmerica Rye 1576 Baltimore M . Shields/C . Shields 1639 Bishop Eustace Prep Crew 1640 St . John the Baptist Giovanniello, A . Race 31C: Mixed Masters Doubles (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 1641 Montgomery B .C . Rush, C . 1579 Vesper G . Kaplan/S . Kaplan 1642 Pittsford Crew 1580 Atlanta B . Owens/J . Owens 1643 Iona Preparatory School 1581 Penn AC Y . Castella/M . Belknap 1644 Long Island Rowing Club, Inc . 1645 Shipley Wolcott, O . Race 31D: Mixed Masters Doubles (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 1646 Manhasset High School B 1647 Peddie B Elayidim, A . 1584 Malta Composite J . Cutler/A . James 1648 Holy Ghost Prep B Adams, W . 1585 Washington School C . Arnold/V . Lance 1649 Gunston B Song, H . 1586 Penn AC G . Dewar/J . Dewar 1650 DeMatha Catholic High School B 1587 Washington School S . Plog/C . Cole 1651 Gunnery School Crew B 1588 Vesper Composite E . Normoyle/T . Barron 1652 Friends of Port Rowing B 1589 OKC Riversport Composite A . Clark/A . Rupert 1653 Syosset D Shakin, M . 1590 Wilmington P . Schlosser/A . Evans 1591 Fairmount D . Baugh/E . Horvat Race 32B: Womens High School Fours w/Cox (JV) 1592 Saugatuck B . Gardiner/S . Dodge 1657 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC Race 31E: Mixed Veteran Doubles (60+) 1658 Bishop Eustace Prep Crew 1659 TBC Racing 1595 Penn AC R . Sargent/S . Sargent 1660 RowAmerica Rye 1596 Potomac C . Selden/J . Lytel 1661 Mount St . Marys Treanor, I . 1597 Malta Composite T . Trocky/T . Savard 1662 Radnor Girls Crew Club 1598 Viking F . Previti/B . Sharp 1663 Peddie Lu, M . 1599 Cohasset Maritime S . Bryant/C . Wolfe 1664 RNY - Queens Rojas, V . 1600 Bachelors J . Hogan/T . Hogan 1665 Greenwich Academy Hyde, S . 1601 Vesper T . Simon/S . Scott 1666 Long Island Rowing Club, Inc . 1602 Alexandria B . Vanderslice/C . Goodnow 1667 Gunston Dieterle, K . 1603 Row New York M . McCaffrey/C . Taeusch 1668 Wilmington Youth Baag, N . 1604 Saugatuck M . Wind/L . Mandel 1669 Haddonfield Suarez, G . 1605 Whitemarsh G . Kerr/L . Chisholm 1670 Gunnery School Crew Race 32A: Mens High School Fours w/Cox (JV) 1671 Mercy - Rochester Hassett, H . 1672 Treasure Coast Abbott, M . 1608 Gonzaga College High School Crew D 1673 Nardin Academy Belter, E . 1609 St . Joseph’s Collegiate Institute 1674 Greenwich Academy Hudson, L . 1610 TBC Racing Ausmann, H . 1675 Lower Merion McMullen, G . 1611 Peddie Olchanski, I . 1676 East TN Young, K . 1612 Gunnery School Crew 1677 Annapolis Junior Rowing Association, Inc . 1613 East TN Hensley, J . 1678 Capital City Rowing 1614 Wilmington Youth Du Pont, L . 1679 RFH Lehnert, E . 1615 Annapolis Junior Rowing Association, Inc . 1680 Great Valley Crew 1616 St . Joseph’s Preparatory School 1681 Villa Joseph Marie Guckin, M . 1617 RowAmerica Rye 1682 West Side Rowing Club 1618 DeMatha Catholic High School 1683 RNY - Manhattan Quezada, D . 1619 Rockland Bardorf, J . 1684 Newport Rowing Club 1620 St . Johns HS Hamilton, R . 1685 Newport Rowing Club 1621 RFH Bratone, J . 1686 Woodrow Wilson Sr . High School Crew 1622 City Honors Desai, S . 1687 RowAmerica Rye 1623 Seton Hall Prep 1688 Harriton Astillero, A . 1624 Briar Woods Crew Club 1689 City Honors Ilecki, A . 1625 West Side Rowing Club 1690 Institute of Notre Dame Schneid, M . 1626 Montclair High School 1691 Briar Woods Crew Club 1627 Swan Creek Hafner, A . 1692 Merion Mercy Academy Sabia, S . 1628 Wilmington Youth Weir, T .

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1693 Port Bluni, A . 1759 East TN Allison, I . 1694 St . John’s College High School 1760 Branksome Kosche, K . 1695 Mount Saint Joseph Academy 1761 Gunston Kreienbuehl, M . 1696 Holy Spirit Stanley, T . 1762 Mercy - Rochester Daino, B . 1697 Harriton B Spadea, V . 1763 Branksome Kinnear, T . 1698 Mount Saint Joseph Academy B 1764 Briar Woods Robinson, L . 1699 Institute of Notre Dame B Weitz, M . 1765 Syosset D Rosen, J . 1700 Friends of Port Rowing B 1701 Great Valley Crew B Race 33A: Mens High School Eights (Varsity/First Boats) 1702 Gunnery School Crew B 1769 RowAmerica Rye 1703 St . John’s College High School B 1770 Montclair Vecchione, H . 1704 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC B 1771 Gonzaga College High School Crew 1705 Peddie B Chinea, G . 1772 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1706 Gunnery School Crew C 1773 LaSalle College High School 1774 Chaminade High School Race 32C: Mens High School Fours w/Cox (Frosh/Novice) 1775 Brighton Walters, E . 1710 Annapolis Junior Pugh, E . 1776 Philadelphia City Cartagena, J . 1711 Port Dell, C . 1777 St . Augustine Preparatory High School 1712 Montgomery B .C . Rice, C . 1778 Woodrow Wilson Sr . High School Crew 1713 Briar Woods D’Ambrosio, G . 1779 Capital Mahr, A . 1714 St . John the Baptist McGuinness, M . 1780 Iona Preparatory School 1715 Cortlandt Community Rowing Wilkinson, R . 1781 Father Judge Tennesen, N . 1716 Manhasset High School Ottavio, A . 1782 Lower Merion Stach, N . 1717 Lower Merion Kelz, Z . 1783 Brunswick School Sorbaro, D . 1718 Seton Hall Prep Abboud, A . 1784 Argonaut Rowing Club 1719 DeMatha Peters, W . 1785 DeMatha Catholic High School 1720 Gunston Sheets, H . 1786 Sagamore Rowing Association 1721 Treasure Coast Schrot, B . 1787 Holy Ghost Prep Donohue, S . 1722 St . John the Baptist Malone, C . 1788 Swan Creek Hafner, A . 1723 Wilmington Youth Lewin, S . 1789 St . Joseph’s Preparatory School 1724 Long Island Mills, C . 1790 Manhasset High School 1725 Harriton Masoudnia, M . 1791 Old Dominion Stone, Z . 1726 Iona Prep Breen, C . 1792 Absegami Blair, S . 1727 East TN Dibiase, Z . 1793 Bishop Eustace Prep Crew 1728 Brighton Casselman, M . 1794 Friends of Port Rowing 1729 Great Valley Comfort, N . 1795 Old Dominion Canfield, A . 1730 Manhasset High School Hannan, J . 1796 West Side Rowing Club 1731 City Honors Goetz, G . 1797 The Lawrenceville School 1732 RA-Greenwich Knorr, A . 1798 Fordham Preparatory School 1733 Pittsford Shea, A . 1799 Ocean City Crew Boosters, Inc . & High School 1734 DeMatha B Brown, J . 1800 Annapolis Junior Rowing Association, Inc . 1801 Boston College High School Race 32D: Womens High School Fours w/Cox (Frosh/Novice) 1802 Philadelphia City Bendaoud, A . 1738 Sacred Heat Greenwich Caruso, E . 1803 St . Johns HS Krishnamurthi, R . 1739 Wilmington Youth Baag, C . 1804 St . Joseph’s Collegiate Institute 1740 Lower Merion Kessler, M . 1805 RNY - Manhattan Parker, V . 1741 Notre Dame Prep Cannon, K . 1806 Wilmington Youth Donaldson, S . 1742 Swan Creek Diaz, C . 1807 Great Valley Mann, T . 1743 Greenwich Academy Brewer, M . 1808 Pittsford Crew 1744 Cortlandt Community Rowing Kristoferson, A . 1809 TBC Racing Burbelo, A . 1745 Harriton Cantu, M . 1810 Pelham CRA Facciuto, M . 1746 Newport Socha, A . 1811 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1747 Annapolis Junior Speciale, C . 1812 Haddonfield Glennon, W . 1748 Mercy - Rochester Mastrosimone, M . 1813 St . John’s College High School 1749 Whitemarsh Damle, S . 1814 City Honors Dimitroff, B . 1750 RFH Etzler, E . 1815 Unionville Steuteville, J . 1751 Wilmington Youth Gessner, S . 1816 Montgomery B .C . Rush, C . 1752 Annapolis Junior Sunshine, P . 1817 Mainland Regional High School 1753 Port Drum, C . 1818 Prince William Romano, R . 1754 Branksome Hodgson, A . 1819 Gonzaga College High School Crew B 1755 Pittsford Faulkner, E . 1820 LaSalle College High School B 1756 Villa Joseph Marie Tumasz, N . 1821 St . Joseph’s Preparatory School B 1757 Long Island Lenna, N . 1822 St . Augustine Preparatory High School B 1758 Montgomery B .C . Roberts, C . 1823 Mainland Regional High School B

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1824 St . John’s College High School B 1900 The Haverford School 1825 Boston College High School B 1901 Advanced Community Rowing Association Inc . 1826 Chaminade High School B 1902 Vineland K . Slusarczyk/J . Russo 1827 Brunswick School B Kimberlin, T . 1903 Sagamore Rowing Association 1828 RowAmerica Rye B 1904 St . Augustine A . Fama/T . Hunt 1829 Chaminade High School C 1905 Shipley B . MacDonald/C . Lawler 1830 Mainland Regional High School C 1906 RFH J . Ciardiello/G . Littman 1831 LaSalle College High School C 1907 Jordan Lake M . Sanguily/N . Wirth 1832 Chaminade High School D 1908 Treasure Coast H . Rose/T . Bulten 1909 Crescent J . Bucko/Y . Gilad Race 33B: Womens High School Eights (Varsity/First Boats) 1910 Crescent E . Hack/N . Kumpf 1841 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 1911 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center R . Krappe/J . Polverari 1842 Mount Saint Joseph Academy 1912 Ridgewood E . Hida/J . O’Keefe 1843 Old Dominion Boat Club 1913 Crescent X . McCall/M . Kane 1844 TBC Racing 1914 Germantown Friends R . Allon/S . Reitano 1845 RowAmerica Rye 1915 The Haverford School T . Scheuritzel/T . Russell 1846 Greenwich Academy Lange, B . 1916 Nereid S . Brown/D . Sprawka 1847 Ocean City HS Perro, S . 1917 TESD K . Wiley/S . Nalbone 1848 Convent of the Sacred Heart 1918 Swan Creek M . Rahtz/I . Fitzsimons 1849 Branksome Hall 1919 Argonaut B . Jancso-Szabo/I . Grenville 1850 Brighton Friedberg, J . 1920 Pegasus Rowing Club 1851 Philadelphia City Musselman, O . 1921 Haddon Twp V . Fitzpatrick/A . Cronin 1852 Haddonfield Rowling, A . 1922 Pelham CRA J . Robbins/J . Kroell 1853 Friends of Port Rowing 1923 Steel City M . DeGregorio/D . Scheatzle 1854 Old Dominion Boat Club 1924 Ridgewood S . Daspin/W . Friedrich 1855 Holy Spirit Mckeever, H . 1925 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center I . Almogy/I . Aweeka 1856 Lower Merion Spaeth, E . 1926 TESD R . Molsbergen/W . Zhao 1857 Swan Creek Ondis, O . 1858 West Side Rowing Club Race 34B: Mens High School Doubles (JV) 1859 Capital Hovanec, R . 1932 Steel City H . Mahon/J . Hopeman 1860 Radnor Girls Crew Club 1933 Advanced Community Rowing Association INC . 1861 Sagamore Rowing Association 1934 Germantown Friends A . Kulkarni/J . Mcilhenny 1862 RNY - Queens Arias, S . 1935 The Haverford School 1863 Mercy - Rochester Deutsch, M . 1936 St . Joseph HS NJ T . Tighelaar/S . McMenamin 1864 Annapolis Junior Rowing Association, Inc . 1937 Argonaut Rowing Club 1865 Whitemarsh Taylor, T . 1938 Whitemarsh K . Waldhof/D . Wierzbicki 1866 Woodrow Wilson Sr . High School Crew 1939 Sagamore Rowing Association 1867 Nardin Academy Belter, E . 1940 RowAmerica Rye 1868 Manhasset High School 1941 Treasure Coast T . Kolos/H . Carr 1869 Bishop Eustace Prep Crew 1942 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center L . An/B . An 1870 Merion Mercy Academy Kwapinski, C . 1943 South Jersey C . O’Neill/J . Raab 1871 Montclair Pitera, M . 1944 Undine R . Milkman/M . Groshens 1872 St . Mary Academy - Bay View 1945 Crescent T . Filip/E . Matos 1873 RNY - Manhattan Chapman, A . 1946 Holy Spirit W . Hoffman/J . Curran 1874 Unionville Horine, B . 1947 Crescent) A . Kostyk/V . Butler 1875 Capital City Rowing 1948 Swan Creek H . Baker/R . Stack 1876 Montgomery B .C . Murjikneli, A . 1949 Passaic River J . Varela/J . Mejia 1877 St . John the Baptist Mercurio, G . 1950 St . Joseph HS NJ G . Angiola/E . Anthony 1878 Philadelphia City Colella, A . 1951 Sagamore Rowing Association 1879 Ocean City HS Japzon, A . 1952 Ridgewood M . Carmona/D . Lerner 1880 Pelham CRA Prisco, J . 1953 Lower Merion B . Smolen/N . Stevens 1881 Ocean City HS Chiarello, E . 1954 Whitemarsh H . Terry/A . Rocca 1882 Absegami Reed, C . 1955 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center R . Schierle/N . Sharma 1883 Pittsford Crew 1956 Pegasus Rowing Club C 1884 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC B 1885 Mount Saint Joseph Academy B Race 34C: Womens High School Doubles (Varsity) 1886 Woodrow Wilson Sr . High School Crew B 1962 Undine I . Hondros/J . Pittakas 1887 Manhasset High School B 1963 Newport Rowing Club 1964 Fairmount J . Konopka/A . Peyton Race 34A: Mens High School Doubles (Varsity) 1965 Notre Dame R . Zahorchak/J . McKee 1896 Whitemarsh D . Walkush/N . Terwiesch 1966 Treasure Coast S . Major/J . Blair 1897 Holy Spirit A . Buchan/B . McGettigan 1967 Bishop Eustace Prep Crew 1898 Crescent T . Shanahan/F . Bruzek 1968 Advanced Community Rowing Association Inc . 1899 Crescent O . Muwwakkil III/J . Cepis 1969 London D . Darvill-Kaiser/R . Haines

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1970 Haddon Twp A . Tingley/G . Dengler Race 35B: Mens Masters Quads (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 1971 Ridgewood A . Perez/A . Walton Roth 2039 Undine Rhodes, D . 1972 TESD I . Fellowes/N . Bertolotti 2040 Wilmington Smith, M . 1973 Newport Rowing Club 2041 Cortlandt Community Rowing Levy, M . 1974 Undine A . Rosha/M . Perry 2042 Rockland Chyla, T . 1975 Whitemarsh A . Ruck/V . Zdrazil 2043 Fairmount Connor, L . 1976 Mercy - Rochester B . Ryan/O . Schaertl 2044 Passaic River Scorsone, C . 1977 TESD A . Lewis/B . Kennedy 1978 Old Dominion Boat Club Race 35C: Mens Masters Quads (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 1979 Sagamore Rowing Association 2048 Fairmount Sibson, T . 1980 Nereid J . DiLauro/J . Craig 2049 University B Coady, K . 1981 RFH E . Worobel/C . Ciardiello 2050 University Composite Halpert, M . 1982 Prince William Y . Nam/E . Walsh 2051 Whitemarsh Allen, M . 1983 Philadelphia Girls J . Jaskot/S . Yoh 2052 University C Baxter, R . 1984 South Jersey E . Caton/H . Towhey 2053 Row New York Alonso, J . 1985 Argonaut K . Smith/R . Mania 2054 Vesta Williams, B . 1986 Old Dominion Boat Club 1987 Cortlandt Community Rowing C . Adams/G . Bradley Race 35D: Mens Veteran Quads (60+) 1988 Pelham CRA L . Spencer/J . Chiu 2059 Potomac Composite Meyers, E . 1989 Whitemarsh A . Giongo/M . Jones 2060 Malta Trocky, T . 1990 Rockland C . Young/G . Welp 2061 Penn AC Composite F Gross, E . 1991 Passaic River M . Polanco/E . Karras 2062 Fairmount Sonzogni, J . 1992 Notre Dame Prep O . Mihok/J . Diehl 2063 Wilmington Krause, D . 1993 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center K . Tonsfeldt/L . Howe 2064 University Greenberg, H . 1994 Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC 2065 Row New York Barnett, B . 1995 Passaic River T . Austin/N . Santos 2066 Whitemarsh Marshall, D . 1996 Steel City A . Hong/A . Lyda 2067 Duluth Rauschenfels, T . 1997 Notre Dame Prep A . Corey/A . DiPietro 2068 Malta G Sciolla, G . 1998 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center E . Rabinovitsj/L . Carlson Race 36A: Womens Masters Quads (27 yrs - 39 yrs) Race 34D: Womens High School Doubles (JV) 2073 Vesper Mather, V . 2004 Steel City L . Skinner/J . Bulova 2074 Three Rivers Fleck, C . 2005 Undine G . Purcell/S . Gilbert 2075 Fairmount Q Murray, M . 2006 Advanced Community Rowing Association INC . 2076 Row New York Hiatt, A . 2007 Newport Rowing Club 2008 Manhasset High School Race 36B: Womens Masters Quads (40 yrs - 49 yrs) 2009 Whitemarsh M . Horvat/C . Brint 2079 Vesper Hilton, M . 2010 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center S . Murthy/A . Schwartz 2080 Baltimore Lawrence, E . 2011 Prince William I . Sankoh/A . Taradash 2081 RA-Rye Costa, A . 2012 Sagamore Rowing Association 2013 Mercy - Rochester F . Connolly/O . Antonelli Race 36C: Womens Masters Quads (50 yrs - 59 yrs) 2014 Newport Rowing Club 2015 Sagamore Rowing Association 2085 University Cook, C . 2016 Sacred Heart Country Day N . Karnoto/E . Gorski 2086 Penn AC Dewar, J . 2017 RowAmerica Rye 2087 Washington School Jackman, P . 2018 Philadelphia Girls E . Bonner/J . Knight 2088 Fox River Seebeck, A . 2019 Argonaut J . Blunt/C . Steen 2089 Quinsigamond Guida, L . 2020 Old Dominion Boat Club 2090 University Composite B Ensor, L . 2021 Shipley A . Holgren/Y . Chen 2091 Whitemarsh Chisholm, L . 2022 Notre Dame N . Hare/G . Jansen Race 36D: Womens Veteran Quads (60+) 2023 Nereid A . Welton/N . Rangel 2024 Notre Dame B . Langelaan/T . Capra 2096 Vesper McFie-Simone, H . 2025 Notre Dame Prep B . Stephan/K . Garnett 2097 Vesper B Acworth, E . 2026 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center C . Duan/N . Schwartz 2098 Avalon Teborek, G . 2027 Notre Dame Prep K . Rowe/E . Brady Race 37A: Mens High School Eights (JV & Lower Boats) 2028 Steel City L . Krackow/A . Grieco 2029 Redwood Scullers/Stanford Center P . Hinders/G . Mahoney 2103 Chaminade High School 2104 Montclair Cooperman, L . Race 35A: Mens Masters Quads (27 yrs - 39 yrs) 2105 Chaminade High School B 2035 Fairmount Svoboda, J . 2106 Fordham Preparatory School 2036 Baltimore Zook, A . 2107 Brunswick School Hoeffel, J . 2108 Gonzaga College High School Crew 2109 RowAmerica Rye 2110 Annapolis Junior Rowing Association, Inc .

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Welcome To Philadelphia’s Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Celebrating Its Centennial

By Lucy Rowe

HE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PARKWAY is Philadelphia’s great cultural axis and is known around the world for the world-class museums that make their home here . This tree-lined boulevard T is also known as the Parkway Museums District, featuring sites such as the magnificentSwann Memorial Fountain, the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, and the famous “Rocky” steps that lead to the world-renowned Philadelphia Museum of Art . The Parkway was named after Founding Father Benjamin Franklin, and it spans a mile in length, revealing countless cultural treasures .

HOUSANDS OF PEOPLE EXPERIENCE this historic stretch Philadelphia has to offer, while enjoying the fresh air! See below Teach year to see the sights that make up the cultural heart for all the special events and ongoing exhibitions that will be of Philadelphia . However, this year is especially significant, as happening during the regatta . it marks the 100th anniversary of Philadelphia’s grand cultural boulevard . To celebrate this noteworthy milestone, the Parkway If you’re wondering where rowing and the Parkway Museums Council has planned more than a year of fun activities for the entire District intersect, the answer lies in the Philadelphia Museum of city and visitors to enjoy . Called Parkway 100, the celebration Art, which is home to Thomas Eakins’ famous sculler paintings . will be a way to bring everyone together to truly cherish and enjoy Philadelphia native and rower, Eakins’ art is as deeply entwined all the different cultural institutions that make up such a large with the city of Philadelphia as the Parkway itself . Eakins was part of the city of Philadelphia . There will be numerous events born in North Philadelphia, and he spent most of his life in the and exhibitions for people of all ages to attend and appreciate city . His collection remains in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the cultural sites that surround this historic city . and features his famous painting Oarsmen on the Schuylkill.

Parkway 100 kicked off on September 8th with the We Are If the name doesn’t give it away, the landscape in the background Connected Festival, which took place throughout the Parkway makes it clear that the painting is definitely of the Schuylkill River . Museums District . The event featured 100 family-friendly activities and programs, including inside and outside entertainment, giant Whether you’re racing in the Head of the Schuylkill or just here dot-to-dot puzzles, and free or pay-what-you-wish access to six to spectate, below is a list of special exhibitions and ongoing of Philadelphia’s world-class cultural institutions . Dotty Brown, events that are happening this weekend . To learn more about the author of Boathouse Row, hosted a community conversation at Parkway, visit the Parkway Central Library for an opportunity to Eakins Oval to discuss the history of Thomas Eakins, America’s delve deeper into the history and evolution of the Parkway that greatest realist painter and Philadelphia native, at the very spot made it the place it is today! on the Parkway named for him . The We Are Connected Festival set the tone for the rest of the celebration, showing off the Parkway Central Library of the significance of this opportunity to celebrate and cherish the Free Library of Philadelphia wonderful cultural sites within the Parkway . Through May 2018 In your downtime, visiting the Parkway during its centennial Corridor of Culture: 100 Years of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway year is a perfect opportunity to experience Philadelphia in a Through November 2018, all of Philadelphia will be celebrating completely new way . Events range from special exhibitions at the centennial of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway . The Free Library museums to exciting walking tours . In addition to museums, of Philadelphia is honoring its home on this historic boulevard the Parkway Central Library of the Free Library of Philadelphia along with its past and current neighbors by featuring photographs, has two special Parkway history exhibitions on display . The artwork, and memories of the creation and use of the Benjamin Association for Public Art’s self-guided audio tours, Museum Franklin Parkway over the last century . In this exhibition, the Without Walls, helps guests explore the exceptional collection Library explores moments from the history of the Parkway, touching of sculptures along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway . This is a on examples of the art, faith, science, and community that reside great opportunity to take advantage of all the beautiful sites together on Philadelphia’s grand corridor of culture . SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 PROGRAM 29

Ongoing Events

Parkway Central Library of the Free Library of Philadelphia From Proposal to Project: Philadelphia’s Parkway, 1884-1937 Through November 5, 2017 Learn about the Parkway’s past during the critical years of 1884 to 1937 . Highlighting materials from the Library’s Map Collection, this exhibition delves into the complicated history of the Parkway’s initial proposal, its iterations of building plans, and its triumphant renaming . Learn about the inspiration and reasons for its development, the groups and people who advocated for it, and the designers who played an instrumental part in making the Parkway what it is today .

Philadelphia Museum of Art Other special events The Architecture of the Philadelphia Museum of Art Tours Thursdays & Saturdays through October, 11:00 a.m. happening this weekend Discover the fascinating history of our landmark building in the Parkway Museums set amid Philadelphia’s urban landscape . District (October 27-29) Academy of Natural Sciences Tiny Titans: Dinosaur Eggs and Babies Mütter Museum Through January Take a rare and exciting look at dinosaurs through their Mischief at the Mütter eggs, nests and embryos . Tiny Titans: Dinosaur Eggs and Friday, October 27th, 6:00-11:00 p.m. Babies blends the arts and sciences in an astonishing array of authentic dinosaur eggs and nests collected from around Academy of Natural Sciences the world, including examples from each of the major Philadelphia Shell Show plant- and meat-eating dinosaur groups . Visitors can touch Saturday, October 28 & Sunday, October 29, All Day dinosaur fossils, play paleontologist and dig for dinosaur eggs, examine real dinosaur embryo skin and eggshells Thousands of shells will be on display and for sale at the annual under magnification, get up close to a Protoceratops Philadelphia Shell Show . The Academy’s Malacology Collections family, and much more . contains 10 million shells from around the world, and this Shell Show is the largest of its kind in the Northeast . The event features beautiful, competitive displays of mollusks by collectors, amateur Rodin Museum scientists, and artists . Visitors will have the chance to shop an Rodin’s The Kiss international shell market packed with jewelry, shells, books, Through January 2019 and more . Members of the Philadelphia Shell Club will be on Discover what passion looks like in the hands of a master hand to answer questions and identify shells they’ve collected sculptor . 2017 is the one hundredth anniversary of Auguste during their travels . Rodin’s death . To mark the occasion, the Rodin Museum is taking part in worldwide celebrations of the artist’s work and legacy with special exhibitions and programs . Lucy Rowe is a junior studying Psychology at Stanford University This new installation explores the artist’s intimate and in Palo Alto, California. Originally from the Philadelphia area, powerful depictions of romantic love . Lucy recently completed an internship with Devine & Partners, a Center City PR firm involved in the production of Parkway 100. 30 HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA®

Great Partnerships Produce Results Taking the Water to Mander Recreation Center

By Alan Robinson

N 2016, THE HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA (HOSR) announced a partnership with the Fairmount Park Conservancy, I the Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Department and members of the Strawberry Mansion community to install a permanent water station at the Mander Recreation Center, located at 33rd and Diamond Streets . As an expansion of its important community outreach program, the HOSR is pleased to announce that the water station is now in operation and was dedicated on September 9th as part of the annual Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood Day and Boxers’ Trail Run/Walk . The REfill REuse message was communicated to the hundreds of participants, young and old, along with the distribution of HOSR/Philadelphia Water reusable water bottles . The message was clear: together we can reduce the number of single-use water bottles and the inevitable litter and solid waste volume associated with them .

Rowing on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia does not exist in a vacuum . Our rowing course is within Fairmount Park, neighborhoods, a city and a watershed stretching 100 miles upstream . Applying the principals of REfill REuse to our daily rows and regattas is important, but of itself will not result in a litter-free Schuylkill River . The same could be said about the Potomac, New York’s East River and the other waterbodies on which many have the good fortune to row . But, by taking our message to and partnering with other communities and organizations, we can make an important contribution toward litter-free rivers .

The Head of the Schuylkill Regatta and the Schuylkill Navy are both members of the East Fairmount Park Coalition, 30 area groups working together to identify and contribute to the common goals of the East Park community and the city as a whole . Mander effort, as it provides a resource to help the community further the Recreation Center, serving the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood litter free goals of the City . Partnerships were the key to making and beyond, is located in the East Park . There are both literal this happen, and they grow stronger with each success .” and figurative connections between the Mander Center and the River . The Randolph Creek Trail connects the playground to Kelly Drive (as well as to the magnificent Boxer’s Trail) . The Recreation Center is named after Joseph Mander who gave his life trying to rescue a drowning seven-year old child who had fallen into the Note: In Spring 2017, the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta began Schuylkill River some 65 years ago . a partnership with Gideon Elementary, a pre-K through 8th community public school at 2817 West Glenwood Avenue, a half Change to the better is not easy and does not happen on its own . But mile east of the Kelly Drive statue. Working together with the if a group of rowers working together on and off the river, partnering faculty, Mayor’s Office of Education, the Philadelphia School with a diverse group of people and organizations, can bring a much District, the Fairmount Waterworks Interpretive Center and needed amenity to a recreation center, imagine the good that can be Philadelphia City Rowing (PCR), we celebrated the installation shared by all of us partnering within our communities and beyond of the school’s new water stations, spoke with the students to achieve litter-free rivers, parks and much more . about the importance in caring for our environment, the value of our parks and river, and opportunities to row (and of course The HOSR is determined to continue to lead the way . According each student received an HOSR/Philadelphia Water reusable to Jen Wesson, Executive Director of the HOSR, “The Mander water bottle). We look forward to building upon this partnership Recreation Center water station was a high priority outreach in the 2017-18 school year. SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 & SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 2017 PROGRAM 31

REfill REuse REcycle REgatta: REspecting the Park, River & Community

By Alan Robinson

HE HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA (HOSR) and Schuylkill Navy parkland; and collection of surplus food items – River Stewards Committee’s efforts to improve the quality of the Schuylkill HOSR will set-up three drop off points along the T River, East and West Fairmount Park and surrounding communities, continues river, and our partner Food Connect will collect to grow, especially with the help of a growing group of partners . Building off the and provide the recovered excess food to emergency HOSR’s 2015 initiative to reduce the usage of single-use water bottles, we established meal sites or pantries in the Philadelphia area . Are three sustainability goals for the 2016 regatta – 1) eliminate single-use water bottles you up for the challenge? Below are five actions each 2) reduce solid waste, and 3) approach becoming a litter-free regatta . Thanks to the of us as individuals and as teams can take to assist in combined efforts of our athletes, coaches, spectators, and volunteers – we made meeting our goal of a Zero Waste and Litter Regatta: significant progress in meeting these goals and changing the culture of large events . 1. Pack in, pack out. In 2017, Philadelphia joined New York, Los Angeles and other cities in establishing Minimize waste left on site – Especially cardboard, a breathtaking goal – to achieve a Zero Waste and Litter City by 2035 . In concert Styrofoam and large food serving containers . with this goal, we ask ourselves - is it possible to achieve a Zero Waste and Litter Regatta with 30,000+ rowers and spectators over two days? Big goal . But we 2. Leave single-use are rowers and families and friends of rowers . Is there another group of people more capable of working individually and collectively to achieve such a high plastic bottles at home. goal than rowers? Not a chance . Utilize reusable water bottles and water stations provided by HOSR and bring large water jugs (one To provide the infrastructure to help us reach Zero Waste and Litter and with the gallon or more), sports drinks in large containers support of our partners, the HOSR is again providing fresh, clean Philadelphia and paper cups . water from the big, blue Water Monsters, and the Philadelphia Water Department is providing 15,000 reusable water bottles for competitors and spectators alike . 3. Place all waste not being packed We’ve created a dense network of trash and recycling barrels . And we are proud to out into the appropriate trash, introduce two new elements of our initiative: Composting - food waste receptacles recycling and compost barrels. will be positioned next to many of the trash/recycling barrel sets, collected If a barrel is full, remove bag and replace from stock and composted by Parks and Recreation and used as soil amendment to restore below or notify a regatta volunteer . 4. Apply our Zero Litter goal at all times and in all environments. Check your area periodically and on preparing to depart . In addition, police all grounds for litter and place in appropriate barrel . Recruit teammates, family members and friends to do the same . 5. Donate surplus food. The HOSR will set up designated areas for teams and individuals to drop-off food donations to be picked-up by Food Connect and transported to a local meal site, food pantry, food bank, or community shelter for consumption . No donation is too big or small . Items accepted (and not accepted) are listed at www.hosr.org.

Volunteers are on hand to assist you. We encourage you to join us in pioneering this path to maintaining and enhancing the beauty of Fairmount Park, the Schuylkill River, Philadelphia and the greater community in which we all reside.

And THANK YOU for doing your part. 32 HEAD OF THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA®

Power-Rowing

By Jen Whiting

UR SPORT HAS ALWAYS BEEN ABOUT POWER . Whether it’s the early-morning practices that encourage you and your teammates to go after every last bit of speed in a timed piece O or the float on the recovery that generates its own speed–proving that power is sometimes best achieved by finesse–rowing demands power, and lots of it .

T’S NO SURPRISE, then, to see the development of para-rowing . Dani Hansen, the stroke of the PR3 Mixed 4+, is a silver-medalist at This year, para-rowing races were extended from 1,000-meters the 2016 Paralympics and the 2014 and 2015 World Championships, Ito 2,000-meter distances at regattas worldwide by FISA, bringing and rowed as a Husky for the University of Washington . Three-seat para-rowing into the spotlight it deserves . is held by Zach Burns, a rower from the University of Michigan who was in the boat with Hansen for the past three years, winning a There’s no better way to see the power in para-rowing than to silver medal in the 2016 Paralympics and the 2014 and 2105 World watch athletes from each of the three para-rowing classifications Championships . Two-seat is the new-comer to the boat, Mike Varro, compete . However, if you want to do more than watch, now you a sculler-turned-sweep-rower from Orlando, Florida . And Jaclyn can train and compete with a para-rower in a new event, the Smith is again in the national team boat, rowing in the bow-seat, Inclusion Double . having won silver at the 2016 Rio Paralympics, and the 2014 and 2015 World Championships with Hansen and Burns; Smith rowed Many clubs have opened their boathouse doors to athletes who as an undergraduate at Sacred Heart University . Jenny Sichel is in row only with their arms and shoulders (the PR1 classification), the coxswain’s cockpit again this year after coxing the boat to the athletes who row with their upper bodies, using their arms, three silver medals in 2014-2016 . shoulders and trunk to get a full swing, but no leg drive (the PR2 classification), and athletes who row with a full sliding seat and As I watch the rowers move their boat through warm-up drills, range of motion (the PR3 classification) . Formerly called adaptive steady state pieces and, finally, their race walk-through, I get lost rowing, these programs have grown stronger by building a base in the practice, fussing with my camera and angling for the perfect of support for physically impaired rowers who simply want to get shot . Minzner tells me, as the morning light grows brighter, that on the water, train and compete . It is in these clubs that rowers the biggest challenge the national team faces is recruiting . “We can join forces and train together, now that regattas are offering have to create the events at local regattas to get athletes to come Inclusion Doubles, where one rower is classified as a para-rower out . You have to start there . You find the athletes and put them and one athlete is not . in races at a regatta that will help them grow . When you create the events, more and more people will come out . You start there The United States has seen growth in para-rowing, and the and find a few rowers and put them on the pathway .” national team been successful at elite levels, medaling in the Paralympics and World Championships . With the race distance Minzner talks with the urgency of a good coach, wanting to deepen now set at 2,000-meters, and a new boat category introduced (the the pool of athletes who train at a level that will make the best PR3 2x), para-rowing is developing much like women’s rowing boat go faster . “There are tons of kids rowing in college right now and lightweight rowing did as they emerged onto the world stage . that are eligible to row as para-athletes who don’t even know it,” she says . “They don’t know that their vision is limited enough to Ellen Minzner, a two-time world champion in the women’s be classified as a para-rower, or that an injury they have would lightweight pair (1995 and 1996), has been the national team qualify them . Either they don’t know it or they don’t want their coach of the PR3 Mixed 4+ since 2013 . I rode along in her launch coach to know it . But, if you can make the national team and get as her rowers finished their preparation for the 2017 World international experience, you can come back to your college team Championships, rowing out of the para-rowing training center with an edge . The opportunity to compete at this level is worth at Community Rowing, Inc . (CRI) in Boston . It was here, on it . Get the edge to beat that guy [in a seat race] because you’ve the early-morning water of the Charles River that is still and been to the line in an international race before .” She pauses here . quiet, that I saw first-hand what she had described as the goal “Experience at this level can’t be found anywhere else .” for para-rowing in the United States: the power of para-rowers propelling a boat with the speed that only comes from thousands One of the developments that is happening in para-rowing, of hours of training . aside from the race distance lengthening from 1,000-meters to 2,000-meters, is the movement among para-athletes and their The four athletes Minzner was coaching that morning were the coaches to row in the same size shell as other rowers . The PR1 2017 national team members who had spent the summer training, Single and the PR2 Mixed Double shells have an international competing, seat-racing and earning a spot on the national team . 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minimum weight requirement that is 10 kilograms heavier than single with pontoons is just as stable as racing a wide, heavy boat .” the shells used for the Single and the Double events for other She slows down here . “When you see the smiles on their faces rowers . Boat makers are advancing the technology available for when they can move a boat ten seconds faster per 500-meters…” para-rowers, adapting the equipment for safety and comfort . One As her words trail off, I know this is what every rower wants . example of this is Resolute Racing Shells, a boat builder in Bristol, “If we can reasonably and safely put a para-rower in the best Rhode Island . Using the pre-impregnated carbon fiber technology equipment, recruiting will get easier .” they use to make their signature racing shells, they’ve developed carbon fiber seats and seat backs that allow a fixed-seat rower Para-rowing events are growing and becoming an expected offering (PR1 and PR2 are both fixed-seat classes) to have ample stability at regattas . This is just the beginning, though, of a revolution that for safety, form-fitted seats, straps and pads for comfort, and the is happening in our sport . “Para-rowing is not just inspirational most range of motion for speed . Their seats are made to fit into stories,” says Minzner . Sometimes, when talking about para-rowing, any shell–made by Resolute or not–so para-rowers can adapt I’ve seen people get puzzled by the pronunciation of “para-rowing,” their equipment for the most powerful rowing experience . thinking they’ve heard “power-rowing .” Maybe they’re right . This Kate Mouligne, the para-rower representative at Resolute, revolution is just beginning . says, “We want a person who rows with adaptive equipment not to have to think twice about it .” http://www.usrowing.org/para-rowing-classification-information/ http://www.worldrowing.com/para-rowing/ Resolute also sells a single shell with pontoons and a reinforced http://www.worldrowing.com/elite/ seat deck (the fixed seat puts more pressure on the seat deck than a sliding seat) for para-rowing that is lighter than the FISA minimum-weight standard for para-racing shells . “Why make the athlete work harder [in a heavier boat]?” Mouligne asks . Jen Whiting is a writer and coxswain based in Princeton, NJ. Minzner, the national team coach, feels the same way . “I’d really She is the editor of Coxing Magazine and a contributing writing like to see our best athletes rowing in the best shells . Racing a to Rowing Magazine. You can connect with her at jenwhiting.com. AND Y Books on sale at the MAIN FESTIVAL TENT

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