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2019 RESOLUTE Events and Regattas.Xlsx Date Event Location Staff Feb. 9 36th Southern Sprints Indoor Rowing Championships Melbourne, FL Casey Feb. 16 Opening Day Regatta Canal 54, Fellsmere, FL Casey Feb. 17 CRASH-B Sprints Boston College Jeff Feb. 22-24 Sarasota Invitationals NBP, Sarasota, FL Casey Feb. 24 World Indoor Championships Long Beach, CA Mar. 9 OARS Regatta Orlando, FL Casey Mar. 16 Governor’s Cup Regatta Canal 54, Fellsmere, FL Casey Mar. 17 Manny Flick Series Philadelphia, PA Mar. 17 Pittsburgh Sprint Series Pittsburgh, PA Mar. 23-24 John Hunter Regatta Lake Lanier, GA Casey Mar. 24 Manny Flick Series Philadelphia, PA Mar. 24 Pittsburgh Sprint Series Pittsburgh, PA Frank Mar. 30 Henley Boat Races River Thames at Henley Mar. 31 Manny Flick Series Philadelphia, PA Mar. 31 Pittsburgh Sprint Series Pittsburgh, PA Frank April 5-6 FIRA Championships NBP, Sarasota, FL Casey April 6 Steve Neczypor Regatta Cooper River, NJ Frank April 6-7 San Diego Crew Classic San Diego, CA Wendy & Eric April 7 Manny Flick Series Philadelphia, PA Frank April 12-14 FSRA Sculling Championships NBP, Sarasota, FL Casey April 13 Dillon Lake Regatta Zanesville, OH Frank April 13-14 Knecht Cup West Windsor, NJ April 14 Manny Flick Series Philadelphia, PA April 19-20 SIRA Oak Ridge, TN Casey April 26-28 FSRA Sweep Championship NBP, Sarasota, FL Casey April 27 NEWMAC Championships Lake Quinsigamond, MA Jeff April 27 Garden State Scholastic Championships Camden, NJ April 28 Pittsburgh City Championships Pittsburgh, PA Frank April 28 Cooper Cup Regatta Camden, NJ May 4 Florida Masters Regatta Orlando, FL Casey May 4 New England Rowing Championships Lake Quinsigamond, MA Jeff May 4 City Championships Philadelphia, PA May 5 Women’s Sprints Championships Lake Quinsigamond, MA Jeff May 10-11 Dad Vail Regatta Philadelphia, PA May 11-12 SE Youth Championships NBP, Sarasota, FL Casey May 11-12 Midwest Scholastic Championships Nashport, OH Frank May 12 NIRC National Invitational (ECAC) Championships Lake Quinsigamond, MA Jeff May 12-13 Mid-Atlantic Junior Regional Championships West Winsor, NJ May 17-18 Stotesbury Cup Regatta Philadelphia, PA Frank May 19 Eastern Sprints (Men) Lake Quinsigamond, MA Jeff May 24-25 SRAA Dillon Lake, OH Frank May 24-26 ACRA (American Collegiate Regatta Assn) Lake Lanier, GA Casey May 31 - June 2 NCAA Rowing Championships Indianapolis, IN May 31 - June 2 IRA National Championships Lake Natoma, CA Updated: 2/1/2019 May (TBD) USRowing Junior Regional Championships Lake Quinsigamond, MA Jeff NEIRA (New England Interscholastic Rowing Assn) May (TBD) Lake Quinsigamond, MA Championships Jeff June 1-2 USRowing U17/U15 National Championships Camden, OH June 6-8 USRowing Youth Nationals NBP, Sarasota, FL Casey June 21-23 Henley Women’s Regatta Henley-on-Thames June 28-30 Independence Day Regatta Schuylkill River, PA July 3-7 Henley Royal Regatta Henley-on-Thames July 9-14 USRowing Nationals Championships Lake Harsha, OH July 27-28 Halifax Regatta Daytona Beach, FL Casey August 6-11 Canadian Henley St. Catherine’s, ON August 15-18 USRowing Masters National Championships Grand Rapids, MI August 24 - Sept. 1 World Rowing Championships Linz/Ottensheim, Austria Sept. 11-15 FISA World Masters Rowing Championships Lake Valence, Budapest, Hungary Oct. 19-20 55th Head of the Charles Regatta Boston, MA All Hands Oct. 26-27 Head of the Schuylkill Philadelphia, PA Oct. 26-27 Head of the Fish Saratoga, NY Nov. 2-3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, TN Dec. 5-8 USRowing Annual Convention Philadelphia, PA Updated: 2/1/2019.
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