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Club Nationals Harsha Lake, Cincinnati, OH Jul 12, 2017 - Jul 16, 2017
Club Nationals Harsha Lake, Cincinnati, OH Jul 12, 2017 - Jul 16, 2017 A. Womens Elite/Senior 1x Heat 1 Sat 8:00 Official Top 2 to Final A, 3-4 to Lotman Challenge Placement Final Place Bow Name Time Emily Huelskamp 1 1 (Unaff. (USA)) 07:46.9 Elizabeth Sonshine 2 7 (ARION) 07:53.3 Maureen McAuliffe 3 3 (ARION) 07:53.7 Lily Keane 4 2 (ARION) 08:05.7 Katherine McFetridge 5 4 (Conshohocken) 08:22.3 Mary Kaleta 6 6 (612endurance) 08:28.6 Michelle Lazorchak 7 5 (Indianapolis) 08:45.3 B. Womens Elite/Senior 1x Heat 2 Sat 8:08 Official Top 2 to Final A, 3-4 to Lotman Challenge Placement Final Place Bow Name Time Felice Mueller 1 1 (Foundry) 07:42.4 Ellen Tomek 2 5 (Vesper) 07:50.3 Michalina Fili 3 4 (Potomac) 07:55.0 Elizabeth Vogt 4 2 (ARION) 08:00.2 Samantha Castro 5 3 (ARION) 08:03.6 Olivia Coffey 6 7 (New York AC) 08:12.1 Rebecca Ann Soja 7 6 (Potomac) 08:15.5 C. Womens Elite/Senior 1x Heat 3 Sat 8:16 Official Top 2 to Final A, 3-4 to Lotman Challenge Placement Final Place Bow Name Time Kara Kohler 1 6 (California) 07:43.3 Meghan O'Leary 2 5 (Vesper) 07:47.5 Kara Soucek 3 7 (ARION) 07:53.6 Julia Lonchar 4 2 (Vesper) 07:59.8 Katy Flynn 5 3 (Detroit) 08:34.6 Holly Brunner 6 4 (Pocock) 08:40.4 D. Mens Intermediate 4x Heat 1 Sat 8:24 Official Top 2 to Final Place Bow Name Time New York AC 1 4 (Cardno, K.) 06:24.8 Steel City 2 5 (Petronic, Z.) 06:37.6 USR Jr Men HPCamp B 3 2 (Chase, E.) 06:45.4 CRI 4 3 (Olson, A.) 07:27.2 Greenwich Crew B 6 (C Stich) DNS E. -
Rowing DIVISION I
Rowing DIVISION I 2008 TEAM RESULTS I Eights II Eights Fours Total 1. Brown ....................................................................33 24 10 67 2. Washington ........................................................27 20 12 59 3. California ..............................................................30 14 9 53 4. Yale .........................................................................36 8 7 51 5. Virginia ..................................................................18 18 11 47 6. Michigan St. ........................................................24 6 8 38 7. Ohio St. ....................................................................6 22 6 34 8. Washington St. ..................................................15 10 5 30 9. Harvard .................................................................21 4 1 26 10. Wisconsin ................................................................9 12 4 25 11. Tennessee ...............................................................3 16 2 21 12. Princeton ..............................................................12 2 3 17 Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights. 2008 EVENT RESULTS Flatley, Meryl Chaffee,Katie Hurtis, Molly Evjen (coxswain)], I Eights: Petite final—1. Harvard [Laura Huppert, Laura 6:50.34; 2. Washington St., 6:51.42; 3. Yale, 6:54.14; 4. Michigan Larsen-Strecker, Olivia Coffey, Emily Parfit, Laura Nicholson, Fours: Petite final—1. Ohio St. [Jackie Ruetenik, Ingrid St., 6:56.48; 5. Harvard, 6:56.50; 6. Princeton, 7:06.31. Anna Kendrick, -
Bulletin 3 1 Novembre 2017 Le Comité Organisateur En Est Maintenant Aux Dernières Étapes De Préparation Des Championnats
Les Championnats nationaux d'aviron de RCA et la Coupe du Canada Lac Burnaby Burnaby, Colombie-Britannique Bulletin 3 1er novembre 2017 Le comité organisateur en est maintenant aux dernières étapes de préparation des Championnats canadiens d’aviron et de la Coupe du Canada. Veuillez consulter les renseignements importants qui se trouvent ci-dessous. SUJETS ABORDÉS DANS CE BULLETIN Demeurez toujours informés Communications pendant l’événement Stationnement du lac Burnaby Horaire de la régate et tirage au sort des essais chronométrés Système de progression des épreuves de la Coupe du Canada Inscriptions à la Coupe du Canada Réunion des entraîneurs 25e anniversaire de l’équipe olympique canadienne d’aviron de 1992 Plans de circulation Séances d’entraînement Zones pour les athlètes Exigences pour les cartes d’identité Commission de contrôle Pesées des athlètes Pesée des embarcations Inspections du ministère de l’Environnement Date limite pour les équipages et les annulations Frais de changement de nom Comptes en souffrance Heures d’ouverture du bureau de la régate Heures d’ouverture de la concession Biographies des athlètes et des entraîneurs Banquet de remise des prix des athlètes des Championnats nationaux d’aviron 2017 de RCA Système de points Bénévoles Des questions sur la régate Merci à nos partenaires et à nos commanditaires Merci aux donateurs du Banquet de remise des prix des athlètes 1 Les Championnats nationaux d'aviron de RCA et la Coupe du Canada Lac Burnaby Burnaby, Colombie-Britannique DEMEUREZ TOUJOURS INFORMÉS Les renseignements relatifs à cet événement sont disponibles sur les sites Web RegattaCentral et Rowing BC. Le présent bulletin d'information est le dernier. -
Shelter Founder Leaves Her Sanctuary
The Pickering Ajax Nissan INCOME TAX PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURN Parts/Service Monday - Thursday 7:00am - 8:00pm All-Canadian Tax Service Friday 7:00am - 6:00pm Beijing only $ 95* Saturday 8:00am - 2:00pm 49. 375 Bayly Street West, Ajax 2008 * Most returns *GST extra (Between Westney & Harwood) Priscilla Lopes-Schliep wins bronze / Ron’s Beijing/ 100 Westney Rd S (Ajax Go Station) 1-800-565-6365 (905) 426-4860 905-686-0555 Chris Cook on the water / 4-PAGE SECTION 15-18 ✦ 96 PAGES ✦ Pressrun 51,400 ✦ Optional delivery $6/Newsstand $1 ✦ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 2008 Get local 24/7 newsdurhamregion.com Shelter founder leaves her sanctuary Five hundred animals order for that to happen. left behind after “I can’t sleep because I worry about what will happen to the animals,” she said Joyce Smith dies in a February interview. “They’d probably all be put down (without owning land). This is my nightmare.” By Kristen Calis But no one donated any land and since [email protected] the board has decided to keep the sanctu- ary going, members hope the community PICKERING — Joyce Smith had a dream will provide donations to feed and medi- to run the perfect sanctuary for all ani- cate the animals. mals, and her friends don’t want it to “We want to minimize the burden of not end. having Joyce here,” said board member “We’ve decided we’re going to keep it Fiona Forrest-Airlie. going as long as we can,” said M.J. Galaski, Ms. Smith had been ill for several a member of the Second Chance Wildlife months and, despite her doctor’s orders, Sanctuary board of directors. -
Friday August 6 Results
128th Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Results of Racing Friday, August 6, 2010 Lane 1 Lane 2 Lane 3 Lane 4 Lane 5 Lane 6 Lane 7 Lane 8 Time Event Description Race Number Prefix Progression Rules Trophy Status 7:45 AM 59 Junior Women Quad Heat 1 1 3 to Semi Thomas G. Gannon Memorial Official Trophy DON RC GREATER DAYTON LONDON RC COMMUNITY BOSTON RC WYANDOTTE BC OTTAWA RC 1915 1976 1275 2080 200 1005 641 2 6 5 4 1 7 3 7:44.09 (+ 8.44) 8:20.68 (+ 45.03) 8:14.74 (+ 39.09) 7:55.35 (+ 19.70) 7:35.65 8:28.22 (+ 52.57) 7:50.84 (+ 15.19) Alyxandra Crepsac Stroke Ashley Trick Stroke Rebecca Proulx Stroke Sarah Hart Stroke Elizabeth McBride Stroke Claire Crosmun Stroke Andrea Connell Stroke Katie Guest 3 Amy Phillips 3 Jade Farhat 3 Lea Perekrests 3 Gianna Guarino 3 Kaycee Lapp 3 Kerry Waddell 3 Stephanie Bysice 2 Alexandra Simpkin 2 Madison Dawdy 2 Victoria Ryan 2 Eleanor Parker 2 Rachell Robell 2 Shannon King 2 Isabella Cina Bow Anne Scott Bow Bianca Romagnoli Bow Anisa Swei Bow Emma Collins Bow Amelia Clary Bow Erin Storosko Bow 7:51 AM 59 Junior Women Quad Heat 2 2 3 to Semi Thomas G. Gannon Memorial Official Trophy UNDINE BARGE LAVAL RC GREATER DAYTON BOUCHERVILLE ALBANY RC CASCADILLA BC RIDLEY GRAD BC 1102 1217 474 456 29 1924 1471 6 3 5 2 4 7 1 8:11.83 (+ 33.44) 7:50.02 (+ 11.63) 8:10.94 (+ 32.55) 7:41.34 (+ 2.95) 7:54.50 (+ 16.11) 8:12.17 (+ 33.78) 7:38.39 Jasmine Schlichtin Stroke Katrine Ann Cristof Stroke Maureen O'Brien Stroke Maude Durand Stroke Erin Delaney Stroke Amanda Burke Stroke Olivia Martens Stroke Charlotte Beever 3 Lauriane -
Fo Re Aux V Ns
FOOTBALL Une Suisse poussive réussit un miracle et file vers l’Euro PAGE 23 CINÉMA Poelvoorde joue Dieu dans «Le Nouveau Testament» PAGE 11 SP LUNDI 7 SEPTEMBRE 2015 | www.arcinfo.ch | N0 42109 | CHF 2.50 | J.A. - 2300 LA CHAUX-DE-FONDS L’ultime session parlementaire sous l’influence des migrants BERNE La dernière session parlementaire RÉFUGIÉS En effet, l’UDC qui revendique DÉBAT Alors que la campagne électorale de la législature s’ouvre aujourd’hui. Si, sous un moratoire sur l’asile, a demandé la tenue entre dans sa dernière ligne droite, petit la Coupole, les débats s’annoncent chargés, d’une séance extraordinaire consacrée tour d’horizon auprès de quelques élus l’actualité a aussi décidé de s’y inviter. à la question de l’accueil des migrants . qui voudraient bien rempiler. Analyse. PAGE 17 La 44e Braderie a attiré L’ÉDITO EMILE PERRIN [email protected] plus de 120 000 personnes DAVID MARCHON DAVID LE LOCLE Bon coaching, Buvette du FC Ticino détruite mauvaise tactique par les flammes Mf`c~ cX Jl`jj\ Xm\Z e\l] fik\`cj ~ cË<lif PAGE 8 ]iXeX`j%FYa\Zk`]Xkk\`ek%<kZË\jkcXdf`e[i\ [\j Z_fj\j [Xej le ^iflg\ Xljj` ]X`Yc\% :\kk\gifl\jj\XkXZZfdgc`\~cX]Xm\li ENVOL [\Z\k`dgifYXYc\jlZZ jZfeki\cXJcfme`\# mi`kXYc\ gflmXekX`c [Xej cX Zflij\ ~ cX Des Neuchâtelois [\lo` d\gcXZ\%%%Fl]#cË_fee\li\jkjXl] J`McX[`d`iG\kbfm`ZjËkX`k\e]`eijfcl~j\ qui se sentent gXjj\i[Ë@ec\i#]fiZ\\jk[ËX[d\kki\#~jX[$ pousser des ailes Z_Xi^\#hl\jfei\dgcXZ\d\ekgXi;q\dX`c` PAGE 3 eËXgXj\lcË\]]\k\jZfdgk%C\afl\li[l>\efX XgiflmhlË`ci\jk\iX`kleafb\i#kXe[`jhl\c\ ZXg`kX`e\eËXgcljcËkf]]\[Ëlek`klcX`i\% -
Sport Conditioning
SPORTS NUTRITION NUTRITION STRATEGIES COMMUNITY SPORT GUIDEBOOK FOR COACHES VOLUNTEERS the information source for every coach Winter 2009 $3.95 CAN SPORT CONDITIONING PartBasics III: Dynamic Conditioning for Passionate Coaches + PLUS NCCP Course VIDEO ANALYSIS Schedule Not Just for the Elite Clipboard Coaching Notes + Tips COACHES WEEK REVIEW Upcoming Events Coach Profiles Perspective Winter 2009 inside For more CABC news and resources visit www.coaches.bc.ca Editor Jan Mansfield winter 2009 Publisher CABC Design Sharkbite Art + Design Front Cover: Don Hopkins and Meredith Thornton are NCCP Level 2 certified COACHESCLIPBOARD speed skating coaches at the Dawson Creek Speed Skating Club. Photo by: Ron Cartier A Quarterly Quarterly Publication of the: 4 Coaching Notes, News and Views BC Coaches Honoured with National Awards, page 4 British Columbia Coaches Week 2008, page 6 Contributing Writers: Judy Latoski Dana Lis Rob Williams ACLOSERLOOK CABC Board of Directors President Judy Latoski VP Finance Jim Fitzpatrick VP Marketing Mike Renney VP Human Resources Kathy Newman Executive Director Gordon May 8 Community Sport Volunteers Recognized Zone 1 Rep Vacant Zone 2 Rep Wendy Wheeler Zone 3 Rep Chris Johnson Zone 4 Rep Tim Frick Book Review Zone 5 Rep Gail Donohue 10 Zone 6 Rep Norm Olenick Nancy Clark’s Sports Nutrition Guidebook 4th Edition Zone 7 Rep Vacant Zone 8 Rep Joe Rea Publication Agreement # 40972566 Return undeliverable Canadian 11 Nutrition Strategies For Coaches addresses to: Coaches Association of BC #200, 3820 Cessna Drive Richmond, BC V7B 0A2 Tel: 604-333-3600 12 Sports Conditioning Basics - Part III Toll free: 1-800-335-3120 e-mail: [email protected] home page: www.coaches.bc.ca BC Coaches Perspective is delivered to members and supporters four times a 14 Video Analysis - Not Just For The Elite year. -
Přehled Medailistů Letních Olympijských Her 2008 V Pekingu: ATLETIKA Muži: 100 M: 200 M: 400 M: 800 M: 1
Přehled medailistů letních olympijských her 2008 v Pekingu: ATLETIKA Muži: 100 m: 200 m: 400 m: 800 m: 1. Usain Bolt (Jam.), 1. Usain Bolt (Jam.), 1. LaShawn Merritt, 1. Wilfred Bungei (Keňa), 2. Richard Thompson (Trin.), 2. Shawn Crawford, 2. Jeremy Wariner, 2. Ismail Ismail (Súdán), 3. Walter Dix (USA). 3. Walter Dix (oba USA). 3. David Neville (všichni USA). 3. Alfred Yego (Keňa). 1500 m: 5000 m: 10 000 m: 110 m překážek: 1. Rašíd Ramzí (Bahr.), 1. Kenenisa Bekele (Et.), 1. Kenenisa Bekele, 1. Dayron Robles (Kuba), 2. Asbel Kiprop (Keňa), 2. Eliud Kipchoge, 2. Sileši Sihine (oba Et.), 2. David Payne, 3. Nicholas Willis (N. Zél.). 3. Edwin Soi (oba Keňa). 3. Micah Kogo (Keňa). 3. David Oliver (oba USA) 400 m překážek: 3000 m překážek: Maraton: 1. Angelo Taylor, 1. Brimin Kipruto (Keňa), 1. Samuel Kamau Wanjiru (Keňa), 2. Kerron Clement, 2. Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad (Fr.), 2. Džavád Gharíb (Mar.), 3. Bershawn Jackson (všichni USA). 3. Richard Mateelong (Keňa). 3. Tsegay Kebede (Et.). 4x100 m: 20 km chůze: 1. Jamajka (Nesta Carter, Michael Frater, Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell), 1. Valerij Borčin (Rus.), 2. Trinidad a Tobago (Keston Bledman, Marc Burns, Emmanuel Callender, Richard Thompson), 2. Jefferson Pérez (Ekv.), 3. Japonsko (Naoki Cukahara, Šingo Suecugu, Šindži Takahira, Nobuharu Asahara). 3. Jared Tallent (Austr.). 4x400 m: 50 km chůze: 1. USA (LaShawn Merritt, Angelo Taylor, David Neville, Jeremy Wariner), 1. Alex Schwazer (It.), 2. Bahamy (Andretti Bain, Michael Mathieu, Andrea Williams, Christopher Brown), 2. Jared Tallent (Austr.), 3. Rusko (Maxim Dyldin, Vladislav Frolov, Anton Kokorin, Denis Alexejev). -
2015 USA National Rowing Team
2015 USA National Rowing Team OLYMPIC EVENTS Women’s Single Sculls (W1x) Genevra Stone – Harvard University – Newton, Mass. Men’s Single Sculls (M1x) Ken Jurkowski – Cornell University – New Fairfield, Conn. Women’s Double Sculls (W2x) b - Meghan O’Leary – University of Virginia – Baton Rouge, La. Men’s Double Sculls (M2x) s - Ellen Tomek – University of Michigan – Flushing, Mich. b - John Graves – Trinity College – Cincinnati, Ohio s - Benjamin Dann – Brown University - Pound Ridge, N.Y. Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls (LW2x) b - Devery Karz – Oregon State University – Park City, Utah Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls (LM2x) s - Michelle Sechser – University of Tulsa - Folsom, Calif. b - Andrew Campbell, Jr. – Harvard University – New Canaan, Conn. s - Joshua Konieczny – Dartmouth College – Millbury, Ohio Women’s Pair (W2-) b - Felice Mueller – University of Michigan – Cleveland, Ohio Men’s Quadruple Sculls (M4x) s - Eleanor Logan – Stanford University – Boothbay Harbor, Maine b – Derek Johnson – Yale University – Hillsborough, Calif. 2 – John Madura – Worcester Polytechnic Institute - West Milford, N.J. Women’s Quadruple Sculls (W4x) 3 – Hans Struzyna – University of Washington – Kirkland, Wash. b - Megan Kalmoe – University of Washington – St. Croix Falls, Wis. s – Ian Silveira – Princeton University – West Bloomfield, Mich. 2 - Tracy Eisser – Cornell University – Fair Lawn, N.J. 3 – Amanda Elmore – Purdue University - West Lafayette, Ind. Men’s Pair (M2-) s - Adrienne Martelli – University of Washington – University Place, Wash. b – Michael DiSanto – Harvard University – Belmont, Mass. s – Tim Aghai – University of Wisconsin – Skokie, Ill. Women’s Eight (W8+) b - Amanda Polk – University of Notre Dame – Pittsburgh, Pa. Men’s Four (M4-) 2 - Meghan Musnicki – Ithaca College – Naples, N.Y. -
2019 20 Women S Rowing R
19 1 20 Ivy League Records Book WOMEN’S ROWING All-Time Champions CHAMPIONSHIPS BY TEAM YEAR CHAMPION(S) 1974 Radcliffe Total First Last 1975 Radcliffe Champ. Champ. Champ. 1976 Yale Brown 9 1988 2015 1977 Yale Columbia -- -- -- 1978 --- Cornell -- -- -- 1979 Yale Dartmouth 2 1983 1984 1980 Penn Radcliffe 7 1974 2012 1981 Yale Penn 1 1980 1980 1982 Princeton Princeton 18 1982 2019 1983 Dartmouth Yale 8 1976 2010 1984 Dartmouth Totals 45 1974 2019 1985 Princeton 1986 Radcliffe 1987 Radcliffe 1988 Brown 1989 Radcliffe 1990 Princeton 1991 Princeton 1992 Princeton 1993 Princeton 1994 Princeton 1995 Princeton 1996 Brown 1997 Princeton 1998 Brown 1999 Brown 2000 Brown 2001 Brown 2002 Brown 2003 Radcliffe 2004 Princeton 2005 Yale 2006 Princeton 2007 Yale 2008 Brown 2009 Yale 2010 Yale 2011 Princeton 2012 Radcliffe 2013 Princeton 2014 Princeton 2015 Brown 2016 Princeton 2017 Princeton 2018 Princeton 2019 Princeton The Ivy League champion in women’s rowing is determined by the fastest boat in the heavyweight first varsity eight grand final at the Ivy League Championship beginning with the 2011-12 academic year. The Ivy League champion was determined the fastest Ivy boat in the heavyweight first varsity eight grand final at the Eastern Association of Women’s Rowing Colleges (EAWRC) Sprints from 1974 to 2011. Women’s rowing at Harvard competes under the name Radcliffe so all references related to Harvard in women’s rowing are listed as Radcliffe. The EAWRC Championships during the 1977-78 academic year was cancelled due to bad weather, thus there was no Ivy League champion recognized that year. -
Head of the Charles Charles River, Cambridge, MA Oct 22, 2016 - Oct 23, 2016
Head of the Charles Charles River, Cambridge, MA Oct 22, 2016 - Oct 23, 2016 Search ... Saturday Sunday 1. Men's Senior Veteran Singles I and II [70+] 2. Women's Veteran I/II and Senior Veteran I/II [60 - 69, 70+] Sat 7:45 Official Sat 8:05 Official Place Bow Name RBC Weld CBC Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name RBC Weld CBC Raw +/- Adjusted 1 37 Michael Tebay 5:04.6 11:58.7 17:55.0 21:25.212 21:25.212 1 1 Diane Davis 5:13.3 12:19.9 18:27.2 22:09.123 22:09.123 (Greenwich) (South End) 2 1 Chuck Cook 5:07.3 12:08.5 18:13.9 21:51.926 21:51.926 2 4 Cynthia Cole 5:20.8 12:37.4 18:51.8 22:39.581 22:39.581 (St. Louis) (Washington School) 3 2 Daniel Bort 5:06.2 12:11.1 18:18.4 21:55.677 21:55.677 3 3 Catherine Widgery 5:17.2 12:33.4 18:57.0 22:47.419 22:47.419 (Berkeley) (Riverside) 4 12 Bob gullett 5:23.6 12:28.0 18:33.7 22:11.992 22:11.992 4 46 Alison Sanders- 5:22.3 12:44.3 19:02.3 22:58.795 22:58.795 (BNY Mellon) Fleming 5 4 Robert Lee 5:12.0 12:19.3 18:31.3 22:12.043 22:12.043 (Cambridge) (Cambridge) 5 2 Laura Stirton Aust 5:22.3 12:38.8 19:03.2 23:00.859 23:00.859 6 48 Brian Tucker 5:23.1 12:37.1 18:44.8 22:27.314 22:27.314 (Pelham CRA) (BIAC) 6 51 Paula Meyer 5:28.6 12:56.7 19:22.9 23:12.279 23:12.279 7 8 Donald E. -
Creating a World Class Environment Where Rowers of All Ages and Talent Levels Can Benefit from the Sport of Rowing
Creating a world class environment where rowers of all ages and talent levels can benefit from the sport of rowing . PrincetonPri nce ton NationalN a tional RowingR owi ng AssociationA ssoci ati on AnnualA nnual ReportR eport 2015 PNRAPNRA BoardBoa of Directors RichardRichard BorkBork DaveDave CovinCovin Amy Lustig Michael Teti Colin CampbellCampbell MartinMartin CrottyCrotty William Mayhall Paul Teti Ron CChenhen NNancyancy HHearneearne Michael McKitish Chuck Travers MMichaelichael JouJoukowskykowsky Michael Meehan Susan Voorhees MMaraara Ford James Millar Kay Worthington It is the mission of PNRA to: JJeffreyeffrey K lKlepackiepacki Henry Nuzum Ben Wright Create a world class environment NNancyancy LLevineevine Chuck Pieper Daniel Protz Honorary Directors: where rowers of all ages and talent levels William Quirk Brian Hughes Richard Smith Kevin Bannon can benefit from the sport of rowing Tom Terhaar Shing-Fu Hsueh PNRA will do this by: - Providing a world class training facility for our nation’s elite and Olympic Athletes, - Building opportunities for area youth to excel in the PNRA Thanks Our Sponsors sport of rowing, PNRA Thanks Our Sponsors - Conducting top level regattas and events at one of the nation’s premiere rowing venues, and - Expanding rowing in the greater Mercer County through comunity based programs. On the cover: An artist’s rendering of the Finn M. W. Caspersen Rowing Center with the Timothy M. Hosea Building To our Supporters . 2015 has been a year of incredible inspiring performances by the athletes who train at the Caspersen Rowing Center: - At the Youth National Championship: Junior Girls V8+ 2nd, Girls LV8+ 3rd and Boy’s V8+ 11th in the nation; - Nine first place finishes by the Juniors at the Canadian Royal Henley Regatta; - A 10th straight World Championship for the USA Women’s 8+; - An incredible gold medal World Championship performance by the USA Women’s 4x; and - World Championship medals for all of the National Team training at Caspersen including Gold Medals for the U23 Team.