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Head Coach Phil Hedrei's Report MCGILL UNIVERSITY ROWING CLUB NEWSLETTER The Wave INSIDE VOLUME 1, ISSUE 2 SUMMER 2013 THIS ISSUE: Head Coach’s Report Head Coach Phil Hedrei’s Report Summer Row- Dear Alumni – for our athletes and cements a ting involved. The current crew ing Results I’m writing the first part lifelong affinity for the sport. It’s truly appreciates your support and of this article while packing my amazing how you can be rowing generosity. along that course and there is Queen’s- bags for the Head of the Charles. I am in my 11th season My usual sleep-deprived feelings always someone yelling “GO as a coach, and this is my fifth as McGill Boat are across the spectrum – the MCGILL”! Head Coach. Looking back I am Race excitement of going to Boston Apart from sending exceptionally proud that we have coupled with the hope that our 30 another big contingent to Boston the McGill season down to a for- OUA Champi- competing Varsity men and women and running all the regular regattas, mula. This includes coaching conti- row a good race with a clean we hosted the Canadian University nuity, team spirit, equipment acqui- onships course, that our equipment makes Rowing Championships Nov 2-3 at sition and importantly, a pattern of it there and back in one piece, that the Basin, with over 330 partici- strong results and Varsity status Canadian the novices and JV’s be ok while I pants from 26 schools! There is no within McGill Athletics. All of this am gone… doubt that whenever McGill hosts while maintaining the Student Ex- University It’s hard not to think CURCs we contribute to the ecutive structure and athlete buy- Rowing Cham- back to the good old pre-coaching growth of the sport, as our event in for season operations. Our pionships days as I do when preparing for always ends up being the biggest passion for this program wouldn’t every regatta. It was quite a differ- and attracts the participation of be the same without the support Head of the ent story having to self-organize the maritime programs (UNB, St. of alumni such as yourselves so I everything as an athlete back in the FX, Dalhousie) who we rarely get want to say thank-you to each and Charles day. Trent and the Charles bring to compete with. every one of you. I hope you are back the best memories for me. Incidentally the team has fondly nostalgic, but also proud of Have you lost touch with the You’ll agree that, perhaps apart acquired a very lightly used Hud- what you see when you read The McGill University Rowing Club? from the Royal Henley, there is no son eight for the varsity women, as Wave, Facebook posts, or bump Miss the days when you were greater showcase for our sport well as a set of oars from AQA. into our trailer at regattas. Please racing for the Redmen or than the Head of the Charles. This is a much needed piece of do not hesitate to contact me if Martlets? Getting back in Though we coaches view the OUA equipment and we are setting up a you have any questions or feed- contact with us is as easy as final in St Catharine’s as the focus boat drive to help offset the costs. back! sending an email to us at [email protected]. of the season, rowing the Charles Several women’s program alumni Philip Hedrei, MDCM class of 2000 We also have a Facebook page! is undoubtedly the season highlight have expressed an interest in get- Head Coach, McGill Crew Always one to seize the day, Coach Hedrei takes some last minute snapchats before racing the Alumni 8+ at the Head of the Trent. P A G E 2 Summer Rowing Results Rowing at McGill raced the Senior 1x. Isabel Women’s 8+ and placed 6th in doesn’t end after the Canadian Macquarrie competed in three the Women’s 4-. Blouin University Rowing Champion- events – the Under-23 Light- brought home two bronze ships or the Queen’s-McGill weight 4-, Under-23 Light- medals in the Men’s 2- and Boat Race. We train all year weight 2x, and Senior Light- Men’s 4- while placing 4th in 9 McGill rowers long, and get to compete over weight 8+. All five of the male the Men’s Lightweight 4-. Lucas the summer for local clubs, McGill rowers that attended de Gelder, rowing with Team competed at this provincial teams, and even the were lightweights. Henry BC, won gold in the Men’s 8+ Canadian National Team. Here Wang raced in the Under-23 and Men’s 4-. years’s Royal is a look at some of the com- Lightweight 2-. George Popi Overseas, Tom Canadian Henley petitions McGill athletes at- competed in the Under-23 Portsmouth placed 6th in the tended. Lightweight 1x as did Thomas Men’s 4+ at the Championnats Regatta, and Royal Canadian Hen- Charbonneau who also com- de France d’aviron. Kalyna peted in the Senior Lightweight another 5 raced at ley – the world-renowned Franko was selected to train regatta held annually at Martin- 1x. Harrison Humphrey raced with the Under-23 Canadian in the Senior Lightweight 8+. the 2013 Canada dale Pond in St. Catharine’s, women’s team at their London Ontario – saw the largest con- And Mark York competed in Training Centre in Ontario. Summer Games tingent of McGill rowers. On the Senior Lightweight 1x. And Luce Bourbeau raced at the women’s side, Esther Ja- At the Canada Sum- the Under-23 World Rowing mieson competed in the Senior mer Games, Eric Saragosa, Championships for Canada in 8+ and Senior 4+. Mira Anand Hubert Blouin, Sarah Wang, the Women’s 8+, placing fifth. raced in the Senior Lightweight and Andréanne Côté were a All this hard training and suc- 2x and Under-23 Lightweight part of Team Quebec’s rowing cess over the summer really 1x. Competing against her was contingent. Saragosa raced in set up the crew for a fantastic Kelly Donivan who placed 6th the Men’s 8+ with coxswain 2013 fall season! in the Under-23 1x and also Wang. Côté won bronze in the Luce Bourbeau in 3 seat of Canada’s Under-23 Women’s 8+ rowing in Linz-Ottensheim , Austria for the Under-23 World Rowing Championships. VOLUME 1, ISSUE 2 P A G E 3 Queen’s-McGill Boat Race 2013 To celebrate the end of Both women’s crews 15:46. Queen’s also won the 500m another long winter of hard training were defeated by their Queen’s dash, edging out McGill by 4 sec- on the ergs and in the weight room, counterparts over the 5km and the onds. The novice men had the only Queen’s and McGill met once again 500m dash. The Queen’s Varsity 8+ victories for McGill. The Novice 4+ on the Cataraqui River in Kingston, finished the course in 17:53 to took 19:17 to finish the 5km, 19 Ontario where Queen’s University McGill’s 18:25. On the dash, seconds faster than Queen’s who hosted the 17th Annual Queen’s- Queen’s crossed the line 6 seconds finished in 19:36. They also won the McGill Boat Race. before McGill. No time was rec- 500m dash by a margin of 7 sec- The Varsity Men’s 8+, orded for the Novice 8+, but onds. Varsity Women’s 8+, Novice Men’s Queen’s won the 500m dash by 12 The Lorne Gales Chal- 4+, and Novice Women’s 8+ du- seconds. lenge Cup, awarded for overall eled over the 5km course, and then The Varsity Men’s 8+ team points, was given to Queen’s raced a 500m dash to prove their took 16:12 to finish the 5km, op- for the 10th time in the regatta’s dominance. posed to Queen’s who finished in history. McGill has won it 7 times. Queen’s sits 2 seats up on McGill during the Varsity Men’s 8+ race. Men place 4th, Women 5th at OUA Championships Things got off to a By Sunday the conditions had The women side had Quick Results: rocky start at this year’s OUA improved significantly, but the equally impressive results. The Championship Regatta. Held an- regatta started an hour early to Lightweight Women’s 4+ raced M8+ : 4th nually in St. Catherine’s, Ontario, try and avoid any sudden nasty to a 5th place finish in their final. M4+ : 4th an inconvenient storm prevented weather. The first McGill athlete And by the end of the day the crews from getting on the water to race was Mark York who fin- heavyweight women were seeing LM8+ : 4th Saturday due to poor conditions ished 3rd in the Lightweight bronze. They finished in bronze on the water. The regatta organ- Men’s 1x and set the tone for the medal position twice, in both the LM4+ : 6th izers opted to postpone the re- rest of the day. Following him, Women’s 8+ and the Women’s LM1x : 3rd gatta until Sunday. But this did the Men’s 8+, Lightweight Men’s 4+. With this the Women’s team not discourage McGill rowers. 8+, and Men’s 4+ all placed 4th in came to a 5th place overall finish. Faced with an extra 24 hours to their finals. The Lightweight Both crews left the regatta eager W8+ : 3rd kill in the hotel, they hit the Men’s 4+ rounded things off to to test their speed against the books to make up for lost study come 6th, bringing the points crews from the west in Montreal W4+ : 3rd time and prepared mentally for total to a 4th place overall finish at CURCs the next week.
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