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Friday, February 26th afternoon there will be a coaches and referees party. After set up, wind down, have a beer, relax, enjoy a sandwich and meet old friends (over 21 only). RSVP to: [email protected]

Update! - Rowing for Life
On Saturday, there will be a combination Junior/Master 8+ race as part of our Rowing For Life theme.  Due to a low number of entries in this first year of the Row for Life competition, we have changed the rules to require mixed boats instead of just men or just women.  You can have a maximum of two junior men and two masters men per boat and there must be at least four juniors in the boat.  There will be a prize of $1,000 that will go to the junior program represented by each of the top two winning boats.  All four junior members of the boat must be from the same club/school.  One entry per club/school.  The masters rowers (minimum age 23) may be from any club, and can be a coach.  No age handicaps will be applied - first two boats over the line each win the $1000 prize!  Further details will be forthcoming and we will allow late entries with no extra charge due to the late change in the rules.

Military Veterans Race
On Sunday, there will be a Military Veteran's 8+ race just before the lunch break.  Each boat entered will be from a particular branch of service and the members of the crew can come from any club.  No age handicaps will be applied - first boat over the line wins!  Medals will be awarded to the top three finishers.  When you make your entry (Event 57), you will be asked for your rowing preference (port, starboard, sculling) and your branch of service.  We will then assemble the boats based on who is available within each branch of service.

Boat Rentals - click on the "contacts" link in the menu to your left.

3-108 Footgear Release (*)

Quick release foot stretchers – In all boats the foot stretchers, shoes or other devices holding the feet of the rowers shall be a type which allows the rowers to get clear of the boat with no delay. Where shoes or other devices holding the feet will remain in the boat, each shoe or device shall be independently restrained such that the heel will not lift more than three inches (7.5 cm) above the foot board to which it is anchored. In addition, where laces, Velcro or similar materials must be opened before the rower can remove his/her feet from the shoes or other devices, these must be able to be released immediately by the rower with a single quick hand action of pulling on one easily accessible strap.