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2019 Rowing BC Annual Report Rowing British Columbia 2019 Annual Report INTRODUCTION The 2019 Rowing BC Annual Report celebrates the accomplishments of Rowing BC and its member clubs and associations, focusing on participating rowers, coaches, umpires and volunteers. In combination with Rowing BC’s 2019 Annual General Meeting Package materials, this report highlights the past year’s achievements and outlines the upcoming year’s priorities. Greater detail will be provided when we come together on November 16th for the 2019 Rowing BC Annual General Meeting and Mini-Conference. Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 2 IN 2019 11 NCCP 11 BC COACHES WORKSHOPS BECAME 3 IN THE INTERIOR OF BC CERTIFIED 4 IN VANCOUVER ISLAND 5 ON THE LOWER MAINLAND were held in BC with PROFESSIONAL developing DEVELOPMENT coaches in 4 SESSIONS DELIVERED attendance INCLUDING USING TECHNOLOGY TO PROVIDE SESSIONS ON-LINE MENTORSHIPS OFFERED VIA COACH EVALUATIONS Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 3 MEDALS NATIONAL ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS 9 9 7 9 GOLD 9 SILVER 7 BRONZE ROWING BC WON THE 2019 CANADA CUP PLACED 2ND IN NATIONAL ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP OVERALL POINT SCORE & EFFICIENCY SCORE Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 4 2019 NRC MEDALS BRITISH COLUMBIA REPRESENTATION SILVER Katie Clark (BC) U23W1X Jaclyn Stelmaszyk (BC) LW1X GOLD Kai Langerfeld (BC) M1X Trish Mara (BC) LW1X Maxwell Lattimer (BC) LM1X Renee Lafreniere (BC) U23LW1X Christopher Rusin (BC) U23LM1X Jessye Brockway (BC) PR2W1X Kyle Fredrickson (BC) PR3M1X Aaron Lattimer (BC) LM1X Sydney Payne (BC) & Avalon Wasteneys (BC) W2- Hillary Janssens (BC) & Caileigh Filmer (BC) W2- Piper Battersby (BC) Kathleen Heddle & Marnie McBean & McKenna Simpson (BC) U23W2- Plate winners Brendan Wall (BC) & Matthew Schultz (ON) U23M2- Sydney Payne (BC) & Avalon Wasteneys (BC) U23W2- Jakub Buczek (BC) BRONZE & Will Crothers (ON) M2- George Hungerford & Roger Jackson Aidan Della Siega (BC) Trophy winners & Axel Ewashko (BC) U19M2- Owen Marcovitz (BC) Eden Hardcastle (BC) U23LW1X & Alexander Gonin (BC) U19M2- Patrick Keane (BC) U23M1X Loren Pearson (BC) PR1M1X Ivan Rybkin (BC) U23LM1X Rebecca Zimmerman (ON) & Ivy Elling Quaintance (BC) W2- Danae McCulloch (BC) & Kirsten Edwards (BC) U23W2- Travis Gronsdahl (BC) & Joseph Peers (ON) U23M2- Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 5 RCA NATIONAL TEAMS BRITISH COLUMBIA REPRESENTATION SENIOR TEAM U23 TEAM Kyle Fredrickson Piper Battersby Jessye Brockway McKenna Simpson Loren Pearson Ivy Elling Quaintance Avalon Wasteneys Kailani Marchak Hillary Janssens Kieanna Stephens Caileigh Filmer Katie Clark Madison Mailey Travis Gronsdahl Stephanie Grauer Peter Lancashire Sydney Payne Skylar Presch Andrea Proske Ellen Gleadow U21 TEAM Kai Langerfeld Benjamin de Wit Kirsten Edwards Jakub Buczek Jordan Isnor Martin Barakso Maksym Kepskyy Coach Maxwell Lattimer Patrick Keane JUNIOR TEAM Aaron Lattimer Julian Black Scott Swinkels Coach Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 6 RCA NATIONAL TEAMS BRITISH COLUMBIA REPRESENTATION CANAMMEX TEAM Aidan Della Siega Quinn Torok Sophie Byrne-Atkins Georgia Douville Caitlin Lawrence Elisa Luo Ehren Paterson Stacy Mitchell Coach Samantha Heron Coach Michael Braihwaite Coach BC ATHLETES SELECTED FOR CANADIAN SPORT INSTITUTE SUPPORT ATHLETES ON THE CSI TARGETED ATHLETE LIST FROM ROWING BC Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 7 PARA ROWING attended a Rowing BC Come and Try Para Rowing event in August 2019 COACHES TRAINED AS 34 PARA LEARN TO ROW para athletes selected to the NATIONAL TEAM Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 8 REGATTAS AND CAMPS 32 COMPETITIONS 52 RACING DAYS 5 DEVELOPMENT CAMPS RICHMOND, VERNON, NELSON, MILL BAY, QUAMICHAN LAKE 95 ATHLETES 14 COACHES 1 DEVELOPMENT CAMP AFTER THE AGM IN DECEMBER, IN VICTORIA 1 MASTER CAMP BURNABY 14 PARTICIPANTS Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 9 UMPIRES 53 ACTIVE UMPIRES 3 ASSISTANT UMPIRES 6 ASSOCIATE UMPIRES 31 LICENSED UMPIRES 16 ADVANCED UMPIRES 531 VOLUNTEER DAYS AVERAGE 9.5 VOLUNTEER DAYS PER UMPIRE 41 UMPIRES ATTENDED THE 2019 RECERTIFICATION SEMINAR 3 LEVEL 1 UMPIRE CLINICS 2 LEVEL 2 UMPIRE CLINICS Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 10 MEMBERSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS & STATISTICS From April 1, 2018 to March 31, 2019 a total of 4385 (3573 in 2017-2018) participants were rowing in British Columbia. These participants are registered at one of our 42 member organizations. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES Approximately 53% (2383) of participants are registered as sport rowers, and 47% (2002) of participants are registered as competitive rowers. * participants who were initially registered as sport rowers and later registered as competitive rowers will be counted as competitive in this summary. SPORT 53% 47% COMPETITIVE GENDER DEMOGRAPHICS Approximately 55% (2409) of participants are registered as female, and 45% (1976) of participants are registered as male. FEMALE 55% 45% MALE Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 11 MEMBERSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS & STATISTICS AGE DEMOGRAPHICS Distribution of individual participants within various age categories. Approximately 43% of participants are under the age of 19, and 57% are 19 years of age or older. * participants who did not have a valid birthdate listed were not included in this summary. # OF % OF TOTAL 19+ 57% AGE PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS U19 1521 43% 19-27 591 17% 27-40 443 12% 40-65 827 23% 43% UNDER 19 65+ 191 5% Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 12 MEMBERSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS & STATISTICS GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION Percent & Number of Participants Approximately 57% (2455) of participants are from Vancouver Island, 38% (1674) from the Lower Mainland and 5% (256) from the Interior. *Participants with active memberships at more than one organization have been counted for both organizations. Interior Lower Mainland Vancouver Island 5% 57% 38% 256 participants 1674 participants 2455 participants Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 13 MEMBERSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS & STATISTICS Regional Distribution of Individual Registrants ROWING ORGANIZATION NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS Brentwood College School 104 Burnaby Lake Rowing Club 92 Claremont Sport Institute Rowing Academy 96 Deep Cove Rowing Club 118 Delta Deas Rowing Club 194 False Creek Rowing Club 105 Fort Langley Community Rowing Club 80 Fort Langley Youth Rowing Society 52 Fraser Valley Rowing Club 22 Gorge Narrows Rowing Club 323 Greater Victoria Youth Rowing Society 424 Inlet Rowing Club 76 Kamloops Rowing Club 12 Kelowna Rowing Club 33 Lake Windermere Rowing Club 17 Lillooet Rowing Club 16 Maple Bay Rowing Club 137 Nanaimo Rowing Club 126 Nelson Rowing Club 51 Nicomekl Rowing Club 83 Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 14 MEMBERSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS & STATISTICS Regional Distribution of Individual Registrants ROWING ORGANIZATION NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS Rockies Rowing Club 9 Salish Sea Coastal Rowing Club 14 Salt Spring Island Rowing Club 43 Shawnigan Lake Rowing Club 61 Shuswap Association for Rowing & Paddling 11 Simon Fraser University Rowing Club 25 South Cariboo Rowing Club 10 St. George’s School 95 St. Michaels University School 36 Thunder Rowing Crew 36 University of British Columbia Rowing 43 University of Fraser Valley Rowing 14 University of Victoria Rowing Club 107 Vancouver College Rowing 58 Vancouver Rowing Club 581 Vernon Rowing and Dragon Boat Club 97 Victoria City Rowing Club 984 Whistler Rowing Club 0 Rowing BC 2019 Annual Report 15 .
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