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#1086 From: "Christine Deatrick" <cdeatric@...>
Date: Mon Jan 3, 2005 7:39 pm
Subject: Coxswains' Clinic
cdeatric@...
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             Hello Everyone & Happy New Year!
 
I just wanted to make sure everyone was aware of a great opportunity...
 
WinTech Racing's 2005 Coxswains' Clinic, hosted by Temple & Stetson Universities will be held on Saturday, January 29, 2005 at The Florida Mall Hotel (formerly The Adam's Mark) in Orlando, FL.  We will have an all-star line-up of speakers:
 
Mike Teti - Head Coach of the US Men's National Team
Pete Cipollone - Men's National Team 8+ Coxswain; 2004 Olympic Gold medalist
Joey Hansen - Men's National Team Oarsman (8+); 2004 Olympic Gold medalist
Yasmin Farooq - Former Women's National Team Coxswain; World Champion; NBC Rowing Commentator 2004 Olympics
Marcus McElhenney - Men's National Team Coxswain; World Champion
 
They will be discussing many of the aspects of being a coxswain, including: safety, steering, communication with coaches & athletes, racing, and much more!
 
Attached is all the information that you'll need (registration form & information page), or you can visit the WinTech web-site at: www.wintechracing.com  
 
This seminar is open to everyone - collegiate coxswains, scholastic coxswains, coaches, rowers - anyone who wants to learn from the best, have a little fun, or just to have the opportunity to hear these superstars of rowing.  The cost of the clinic is $75.
 
We will also be holding a raffle.  We will have 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize winners, and the grand prize will be a new cox box!  Raffle tickets are $5 each or 3 for $10!
 
We hope to see you there!
 
Chris Deatrick
Director of Rowing
Stetson University
cdeatric@...

#1087 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Tue Jan 4, 2005 8:43 pm
Subject: FW: [rowingmasters] question from a club:
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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Anybody interested in tackling this please reply directly to
MargotZalkind@....

-----Original Message-----
From: MargotZalkind@... [mailto:MargotZalkind@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 2:32 PM
To: rowingmasters@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [rowingmasters] question from a club:

1.  Do most clubs have a letter of agreement or contract with their coaches?

We have a concern about a coach who alienates certain master and junior
rowers....and will limit or exclude them from races and fair coaching.
These are
not slouches but very hard workers in the gym, on the water and with club
committments. The coach may not like them for one reason or another and
simply
ignore them.  This does not follow our mission statement.

This a very capable racing coach who delivers fast boats but ..... at what
cost? Your thoughts?

2. What are coaches being paid these days? And how, by the season? by the
hour? by the year?

#1088 From: "Casey Baker" <cbaker@...>
Date: Wed Jan 5, 2005 2:19 pm
Subject: FW: [FloridaMasters] January is Florida Rowing Clinic Time
cbaker@...
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January is Florida clinic time!

 

Now that everyone is back from the holidays, it's time to plan those calendars for yourselves and your upcoming season. 

 

For Coaches, the Max Performance Clinic is set for Saturday, January 22, 2005 from 9:00am to 4:00pm at the Florida Tech Campus featuring Mike Hughes, Head Women's Coach at the US Naval Academy and Mike Davenport, Head Women's Coach at Washington College.  Both Mikes have years of extensive clinic, camp and coaching experience at the highest levels.  Their goal is to impart to you the insights, edges, twists and turns towards getting the most from your athletes when it counts, racing season!  The topics for the one day clinic are Rigging; Video: Shooting and Analyzing; MaxCoach; Training Plan Development and finishing the session out with Maximizing your Rowing.

Details can be found at www.floridatechcrew.org or linked through www.southernsprints.org.

 

Registration fee is $125.00

Applications limited to 75 participants

All checks should be made payable to Florida Tech.  Major Credit Cards are also accepted

Deadline for registration: Friday, Jan. 7, 2005

 

Cancellation Policy:

All monies (minus a $25.00 administration fee) will be refunded for cancellations made at least 14 days prior to the clinic (Jan. 8).

Cancellations made less than 14 days prior to the clinic will be refunded 50% of the registration fee paid.  No shows will forfeit the full registration fee.  Cancellations must be made in writing (letter/email/fax) and will be confirmed via post or email.

 

2005 Florida Max Performance Clinic Application

 

Name:__________________________________

 

Email Address:___________________________

 

Street Address:___________________________

 

City:_______________ State:______ Zip:_____

 

Home Phone: (____)______________________

 

Rowing Information (check all that apply)

__        Coach

            School/Club: ____________________

            Total years coaching: ____

            USRowing Certification  I   II   III

 

__        Rower

            School/Club: ____________________

            Total years rowing: ____

 

__        Coxswain

            School/Club: ____________________

            Total years coxing: ____

 

Method of Payment

 

Amount Enclosed ____________________________________

 

Check# __________________________

 

Visa/MC/Amex Card# ________________________________

 

Expiration Date _____________________________________

 

Return completed application and $125 fee to:

Florida Max Performance Clinic

Attn. Casey J. Baker

150 West University Blvd.

Melbourne, FL  32901

FAX# 321-984-8529

 

Registration Deadline: Friday, January 7, 2005

 

 

Casey J. Baker

Florida Tech Women's Rowing Head Coach

150 W. University Blvd.

Melbourne, FL 32901

Phone 321-674-8291

Cell     321-543-8707

FAX    321-984-8529

email:cbaker@...

www.floridatechcrew.org

Old Rowers Never Die, They Just Float on By!

 



Check the Florida Masters Calendar at: http://www.geocities.com/rowfsra/regattas.html



#1089 From: "Casey Baker" <cbaker@...>
Date: Fri Jan 7, 2005 4:09 pm
Subject: 2005 Florida Max Performance Clinic Cancellation
cbaker@...
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To all respondents and registered parties to the 2005 Florida Max Performance Clinic scheduled for Jan. 22, 2005 at Florida Tech in Melbourne, FL, I regret to inform you that the clinic has been withdrawn from the schedule.

 

Registrants who have paid deposits and registration fees will be immediately refunded in full.

 

I thank you for your desire to catapult your coaching skills to another level and hope that another opportunity arises to achieve those desires.  

 

Sincerely,

 

Casey J. Baker

Florida Tech Women's Rowing Head Coach

150 W. University Blvd.

Melbourne, FL 32901

Phone 321-674-8291

Cell     321-543-8707

FAX    321-984-8529

email:cbaker@...

www.floridatechcrew.org

Old Rowers Never Die, They Just Float on By!

-----Original Message-----
From: Orion Newland [mailto:oxcrew@...]
Sent:
Friday, January 07, 2005 8:56 AM
To: cbaker@...
Subject: Rowing Clinic

 

Matt Kaminski wanted me to tell you that a check will be coming from the team. Sorry if this is a double but my email told me there was a fatal error while sending it.

 

2005 Florida Max Performance Clinic Application

 

Name: Richard Orion Newland

 

Email Address: oxcrew@...

 

Street Address: 203 Timpoochee Dr.

 

City: IHB         State: FL        Zip: 32937

 

Home Phone: (321)-779-3717______________________

 

Rowing Information (check all that apply)

X         Coach

            School/Club: Melbourne High School

            Total years coaching: 0

            USRowing Certification  I   II   III

 

X         Rower

            School/Club: Space Coast Crew

            Total years rowing: 5

 

__        Coxswain

            School/Club: ____________________

            Total years coxing: ____

 

Method of Payment

 

Amount Enclosed ____________________________________

 

Check# __________________________

 

Visa/MC/Amex Card# ________________________________

 

Expiration Date _____________________________________

 


#1090 From: "boban_rankovic" <boban_rankovic@...>
Date: Fri Jan 7, 2005 2:23 pm
Subject: Winter Sprints - February 27, 2005
boban_rankovic
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Dear Coaches I would like to inform you about Winter Sprints -
February 27, 2005. Coaches\ Coxswain meeting will be on Sunday,
February 27th at 7 Am.
Entries Must be received Friday, February 11, 2005

P.S All Regatta information is at www.rowmiamibeach.com
Thank you
Coach Boban
#305-861-8876

#1091 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Mon Jan 10, 2005 2:12 pm
Subject: FW: 2005 Novice Regatta
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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Please send replies directly to Matt
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Matthew Schlichenmaier [mailto:matthew_schlichenmaier@...]
Sent: Friday, January 07, 2005 9:11 AM
Subject: 2005 Novice Regatta

Coaches,
The 2005 Novice Regatta is fast approaching. It will be held at Turkey Lake Park and we have a plan in place this year for bad weather. We will have an alternate course ready so if the weather gets bad the race will be run 900-1000M in the protected part of the lake. We want to make sure that if you bring your team you will be racing. If the weather is nice the normal 1450M course will be run to finish at the long dock. Also, as always medals are given for EVERY flight 1st-3rd. Please visit our website at www.lakebrantleycrew.com  to get all of the registration materials. The registration deadline is Feb. 11th and we are looking forward to seeing all of the novice teams there.
Matt Schlichenmaier

#1092 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Mon Jan 10, 2005 2:27 pm
Subject: RE: temp FSRA website
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Hi all,
 
It appears our bill for our domain name did not make it to our current treasurer. Until we get the situation corrected, you can use the following longer address:
 

Thanks,

Brice A. Crossley

SGS Information Management Directorate

CIF Room 256, M/S: SGS-014

Kennedy Space Center, FL 32815

 

321-867-2145 (office)

321-867-2409 (fax)

-----Original Message-----
From: AUGUSTINS@... [mailto:AUGUSTINS@...]
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 9:23 AM
To: Brice.Crossley-1@...
Subject: FSRA website

Hi Brice,
 
Not sure if you're the right one to address this, but, I just received an email from you so I thought I'd start with you!
 
I tried to access the FSRA website yesterday and today, and got the response "the domain has been suspended" -- are you aware of the situation?
 
Thanks.  Let me know if there is anything I can do for FSRA.
 
Maria Augustin
Vice President, Power Ten Rowing Club (Bishop Moore Crew)

#1093 From: "Riedeburg, Ted" <riedeburgt@...>
Date: Tue Jan 11, 2005 6:57 pm
Subject: job opening
riedeburgt@...
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The Bolles School in Jacksonville, FL has an immediate opening for an
assistant boys rowing coach. Bolles is a nationally renowned private school
with a rapidly growing high school rowing program.

Our spring season begins on January 25 and runs until the end of April.
Practices are Monday - Friday from 4:15 - 6:15, and Saturday mornings from
8:00 - 11:00. We also have opportunities to coach adults and summer rowing
camps.

Please send your resume and coaching experience via email to
riedeburgt@... or call 904-256-5082 to set up an appointment.

#1094 From: "rick mcclure" <rickrows@...>
Date: Tue Jan 11, 2005 9:25 pm
Subject: Big Bend Ergomania - Jan 29th Tallahassee
rickrows@...
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Maclay School is holding it's 4th Ergomania on Saturday, January 29th,
utilizing E-row system from Concept to link 10 model C's with a video
display as used in CRASH-B's and Southern Sprints. High school, collegiate,
and masters events.

Information and entry packet available at:
http://www.maclaycrew.org/dailyannoouncments/Big%20Bend%20Ergomania%202005.pdf

Information:
Jane Bixler Conn 850 545-5738
                  fax  850 877-7992
jbixconn@...

Brian Sprague 850 591-0359
brianisacoxswain@...

#1095 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Mon Jan 17, 2005 3:41 pm
Subject: FW: Women's Sweep Camp with Mayrene Earle
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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Attention all women master rowers and mom's of student rowers...
 
Only 2 spots left. See the attached flyer. Please contact Carolyn L. Pope at Clinsure@...
 
Thanks, Brice.
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Clinsure@... [mailto:Clinsure@...]
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 10:35 AM
To: Brice.Crossley-1@...
Subject: Women's Sweep Camp with Mayrene Earle  
 
Hi Brice,
    Hope you are having a great day, and staying warm!!  The temp sure did shift on us, didn't it?  Still better than up north.... and we get to row all year long!!!!
    I believe you have already helped once on this....... and, since we still have two more spots I am wondering if you would be so kind as to send this out again to our Florida rowers?
 I would love to fill the boat for Mayrene.  Her clinics are FABULOUS - she is such a wonderful coach!
I  will attach the flyer with the info.  Will appreciate any help you can give us.
Thanks, so much.
Carolyn L. Pope  :-)
 



#1096 From: "boban_rankovic" <boban_rankovic@...>
Date: Tue Jan 18, 2005 2:34 pm
Subject: WinTech Boats at Miami Beach Rowing Center
boban_rankovic
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Dear Coaches I would like to inform you about WinTech Racing Boats.
At this moment at the Miami Beach Rowing Center we have 12 different
boats from WinTech as a Demo.
If you are interested in trying them you can Call at # 305 710 0301
At this moment we have 8+, 4+, 4-, 2x, 2-, 1x in all different sizes
Coach Boban
Thank you

E-mail boban_rankovic@...
        # Cell 305 710 0301
        Office 305 861 8876

#1097 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Tue Jan 18, 2005 3:36 pm
Subject: Floridarowing.org back online
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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Sorry for the inconvenience. The FSRA FloridaRowing.org website is back online.
 

Thanks, Brice


#1098 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Tue Jan 18, 2005 8:02 pm
Subject: University School looking for dual/tri race
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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Please reply directly to Dan at kempinger@...

-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Kempinger [mailto:kempinger@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 1:30 PM
To: Brice.Crossley-1@...
Subject: RE: [FSRA] Floridarowing.org back online

Brice-  Can you send this out to the group?

University School is looking for a dual/tri race on April 2nd.  We are a new

program in Fort Lauderdale and only have novice rowers.  We would be willing

to travel, but are interested in locking down an annual race.  Contact Dan
Kempinger with any questions: kempinger@...

Thanks.
Dan

#1099 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Wed Jan 19, 2005 1:57 pm
Subject: FSRA trophy sponsors needed and wanted
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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FSRA is still looking for sponsors for several FSRA championship events. Please look at the following 2 web sites to see what we have and what we are looking for. If you know of someone who may be interested, please let me know at the soonest.
 
 

Thanks, Brice


#1100 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Thu Jan 20, 2005 1:58 pm
Subject: FSRA trophy information
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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FSRA is looking for sponsors to make a single donation to pay for a trophy that FSRA will acquire. With the donation comes the opportunity to name the trophy. Generally the sponsor picks an event from those available and provides their choice of a trophy name. FSRA has already determined the size of trophy based on the event and tells the sponsor the cost. With a check, FSRA takes care of the rest. The type of trophy FSRA wants are the large permanent type that are passed from team to team for years to come. With a large base, each team is responsible for adding their name to the engraved list of winners.
 
Traditional cups like we currently have run from about $150 for a smaller cup for a lower event like freshmen 4 to about $400 for a larger youth all points cup. There are a couple companies that do more rowing unique sculpture like trophies that run in the $300-$600 range if that might interest you. Just let us know if that is your interest and we will provide you a list of options. And there is the option of doing it yourself if you have seen a trophy you would like to use. We will work out what needs to be on the plaque and we ask that it have a large base as mentioned above.
 
I hope this helps. We would like to have these ordered by mid-March to make sure they arrive in time for our championships on April 30 and May 14.
 
Again current trophies and availble events are on:
 
Please note that due to the number of large images, sometimes the bandwidth allowed is exceeded and the web site is temporarily placed off line. As sponsors respond as 2 already have, these pages will be updated to show those that are reserved.
 
Thanks, Brice

  ----Original Message-----
From: MATOGG@... [mailto:MATOGG@...]
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 2:12 AM
To: Brice.Crossley-1@...
Subject: Re: [FSRA] FSRA trophy sponsors needed and wanted
 

What does sponsoring an event involve - simply donating a trophy or a monetary contribution as well?  With details I may be able to approach the company I work for.  Thanks.


#1101 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Fri Jan 21, 2005 5:09 pm
Subject: RE: Junior National Team ID Camp -- Tallahassee 2/27
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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Please reply directly to Marty at martycrotty@...

-----Original Message-----
From: Marty Crotty [mailto:martycrotty@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 3:41 PM
To: bricecrossley@...
Cc: dsnewman99@...
Subject: RE: Junior National Team ID Camp -- Tallahassee 2/27

What:  Junior National Team ID Camp II
When:  Sunday, February 27, 2005
        10am - 3pm
Where: Tallahassee, Florida
        Leon High School
What:  2k erg for score
        Two rowing sessions, + lunch
Fee:   $20  (all checks made out to NRF)

**All rowers must be members of USRowing for insurance purposes.

For more information please contact Head Coach Marty Crotty at
martycrotty@....  You MUST PREREGISTER for the camp by
sending Marty

Rower name
Rower school/DOB
Rower DOB
Rower email
Rower address
Rower phone
Side rowed
Height
Weight
Coach name
Coach phone
Coach email

**if you participated in the Pinecrest ID Camp, you are welcome to come to
Tallahassee.  You must email Marty to preregister, but you need not send all
of the info requested above.

Marty Crotty
Executive Director, PIRA
609-799-7100
609-658-8239 cell

Take a tour!
www.princetonregatta.org

#1102 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Wed Jan 26, 2005 3:47 pm
Subject: FW: Women's Junior National Team ID Camp -- Stetson March 6
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The last message about Junior ID Camp in Tallahassee was for junior men. This camp is junior women.
 
Please reply directly to Steven C. Hargis at shargis@...
 
-----Original Message-----
From: shargis [mailto:shargis@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 10:37 AM
To: Crossley, Brice A
Subject: Re: Women's Junior National Team ID Camp -- Stetson?
Hi Brice,
 
Thanks for the note.  Yes, we are hosting an ID camp at Stetson again this year on Sunday, March 6 from 9-3.  The basic info on the camp is published on the the USRowing website.  In the next week or so, we will be sending an e-mail to all of the coaches/programs that we have in our present database but any assistance that you can provide to get the word out to all the members of your association would be very much appreciated.  I believe strongly that it is important that every athlete who wants to learn more about the National Team and see/hear what it's all about has this opportunity.
 
The text of the e-mail that will be sent is provided below...and if you want to also send it, ours can serve as a timely reminder and I am sure that we have some stray/outdated e-mail addresses compared to yours.
 
Thanks for your interest and support and let me know if I can be of any further assistance,
Steve Hargis
860 961 6664
 
Coaches and Directors:
We have an exciting new year approaching for the U.S. Jr. Women's National and Development Camps!  Please refer to the USRowing Website for full details. (http://www.usrowing.org/itemdisplay.asp?id=1608) AND (http://www.usrowing.org/itemdisplay.asp?id=1643).  Highlighted changes for this year include a few new locations for the ID Camps, an increased focus on long term development and skills development (particularly at the Jr B level).  Increased focus on challenging, highly competitive race situations (everyone rows up), increased focus on small boat skills, and a commitment to match the level of intensity to the maturity of the athlete (challenging each level of athlete to grow taking into account the LONG TERM approach to developing the talent pool of the country).  You will note below the dates and times of the 9 Identification Camps (the Philly camp was a recent addition).  Please encourage your qualified athletes to attend one of the ID Camps.  The qualifications are as follows:

Qualification Criteria:
Under 7:20 for 2K for those in Sel. Camp (Born in 1987 or later)
 Under 7:35 for 2k for those in Dev. Camp Jr A (Born in 1988 or later)
 Under 7:50 for 2k for those in Dev. Camp Jr B (Born in 1989 or later)
Please note: these are target goals and have been exceeded by many and not reached by some.  We also encourage you to use your judgment in suggesting the attendance of your athletes to these camps.  Just note that we are trying to identify rowers and coxswains who will someday be competitive at the International level.

Note also:  These ID camps are more than just selection, there is a lot of information regarding the process and instruction helping potential national level Juniors train smarter, supplementing the school team training, in preparation for achieving the highest levels and making the Jr. Nat. team.

Identification Camps are scheduled at the following locations:
ID Camp I
Sun, Feb 13, CRASH-B's (Informal ID Camp*), Boston, MA
ID Camp II & III
Sat, Feb 19, 9 am-3 pm: Lake Union RC, Seattle, WA
Sun, Feb 20, 9 am-3 pm: Marin Rowing Club, San Francisco, CA
ID Camp IV & V
Sat, Feb 26,  PHILLY (TBA)
Sun, Feb 27, 9 am-3 pm: Radcliffe Weld Boathouse, Boston, MA
ID Camp VI
Sun, Mar 6, 9 am-3 pm: Stetson University, DeLand, FL
ID Camp VII
Sun Mar 13, 9 am-3 pm: Sandy Run Regional Park, Occoquan, VA
ID Camp VIII
Sat, Mar 19, 9 am-3 pm: Lincoln Park Juniors, Chicago, IL
ID Camp IX
Sun, Mar 20, 9 am-3 pm: New York Athletic Club, Pelham, NY

CONTACT INFO
Junior Women's Head Coach
Steven C. Hargis
P.O. Box 237
East Lyme, CT  06333
Phone:  860-961-6664
E-mail: shargis@...

#1103 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Wed Jan 26, 2005 5:43 pm
Subject: Boat Repair Clinic March 19th
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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Please reply to contact info in the attached flyer.
 
 -----Original Message-----
From: Thompson, Brandon A. [mailto:thompsb3@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 12:37 PM
To: Crossley, Brice A
Subject: Can you please post...

I have attached a flier for a Boat Repair Clinic at Turkey Lake Park prior to the March 19th, Hood Cup. The clinic will be at 6p.m., @ Turkey Lake Park. There will be hands on activities to show how to do some quick fixes before and during a regatta that many of us coaches may face. The representative for Sykes has put together a basic kit that helps to address many of the common problems, and materials needed to make the fix.

 

Contact info for those who want to attend is attached.


#1104 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Thu Jan 27, 2005 2:39 pm
Subject: On the lighter side of rowing
Brice.Crossley-1@...
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For those looking for some entertainment during social gatherings this
spring...

List of rowing scenes appearing in media, as suggested on RowingMasters
listserve.  In many instances, more information is available at
www.imdb.com.  This
list is by no means exhaustive, and accuracy is not guaranteed, but it's a
start!  Listed in order of production.

College, 1927.  A Buster Keaton movie in which a hapless Keaton tries to woo

the girl by being manly and sporting - fails terribly at track, then finds
his
niche as a coxswain for the college crew team. He doesn't "fix" the boat
during the critical race, but he does resort to drastic measures to stay on
course
. . . See this movie if you love rowing and if you love athleticism and
laughter - Keaton is an amazing athlete and physical comedian.

Eight Girls in a Boat, 1934.  About rowing -- featured women of the ZLAC
rowing club

Freshman Love, (also released under the name Rhythm on the River), 1936.  It

is similar to many college films of the era that carry the theme: Dimwitted
athletics vs nerdy academics. The twist is that this is Billings U., with a
rowing team that lacks any punch.

Olympia Part 2, A Festival of Beauty, 1938, directed by Leni Riefenstahl.

A Yank at Oxford (1938).  Lionel Barrymore in a tale of the crass American
who crosses the pond to save the day.

Blondie Goes to College, 1942.  When Dagwood decides to enroll in college,
Mr. Dithers suggests that Blondie join him. Funny situations don't stop
coming
as Blondie gets attention from the university's top athlete and Dagwood
joins
the rowing team and finds favor with a pretty coed. Arthur Lake, Penny
Singleton, Janet Blair and Larry Parks star. 68 min.

A Hard Day's Night, 1964.  Ringo along the shore during the "This Boy"
number, while a couple of scullers are off in the background.  Look hard for
the
sculler who has flipped.

Half a Sixpence, 1967.  Tommie Steele stars as a lower class bloke around
the
turn of the century who inherits a lot of money.  The stiffs then invite him

into their rowing circle.  For those rowers who think that life is just one
big musical, there is a Gilbert and Sullivanesque version of Henley not to
be
missed.

Thomas Crown Affair, 1968.  The original movie with Steve McQueen/Faye
Dunaway.  Rowing (all 3 seconds of it which took all day) done by Union Boat
Club-
so there is rowing outside of Philly! (sent by Monk Terry, who is also in
the
film)

The Way We Were, 1973. Barbra Streisand, a political activist, and Robert
Redford, in the military, meet several times starting in college and form an

unlikely relationship which is disapproved of by each of their peers.  Has
rowing,
and is good for nostalgia.

Oxford Blue, 1984.  Rob Lowe in a film that purports to show that you don't
need to do maintenance on the boats, since you can fix your boat during a
race
and still win.  For you purists, boat burning takes place only after eights,

not after ad hoc coxless pairs grudge matches against Harvard.  Update of a
Yank at Oxford.

Hey Babu Riba, 1986.   Made in the former Yugoslavia, a coming-of-age story
of five close friends - four teenage boys and their female coxswain.
Subtitles.

Amazing Grace and Chuck, 1987.  Has a little rowing, a nice view of the
Weeks
Footbridge on the Charles and references to crew (as well as the annoying
coxswain supposedly saying "stroke", but is also just a great schmaltzy
movie
with Jamie Lee Curtis.

Boy in Blue, 1987.   Nicholas Cage is the 1880's champ Ned Hanlan back when
rowing was as popular as football is in the US and soccer is in the rest of
the
world.  High stakes with lots of money changing hands.

Indochine, 1992.  Some rowing footage and is a beautiful movie.  Has
subtitles though.

Philadelphia, 1993.  Subtle references to Tom Hanks' character having rowed.

When they show the interior of his loft, he has an oar hanging up, and some
photos of boats scattered around.

The River Wild, 1994.  Starring Kevin Bacon and Meryl Streep.  Meryl
indoctrinates the peaceful climate of the early portion of the film with a
competent
Charles River practice. It lasts for about 2 minutes, it seemed.  The camera

work is well done, and I was *very* impressed with the ability for Meryl to
actually row a King single for this part. I remember she was coached for
only
about 2-3 weeks before filming.  There are a couple of stunt doubles for
some
overheads, but overall it was a good addition.  Google search reveals she
donated
this single to the Yale Library for its Eakins exhibit. (from Coop)

Carrington, 1995.  Lansbury Rowing Club has their 15 minutes of fame
supporting Emma Thompson.

Kimberly  (1995?) Film about four rowers and their cox, shot in
Philadelphia.
lots of rowing including scenes with Ted Nash and national team rowers.

Rowing Through, 1996.  Look for cameo appearances by Tiff Wood, Joe
Bouscaren, John Biglow and Harry Parker.

True Blue, 1996.  Adaptation of the book of the same name about the 1987
Oxford Mutiny.

Enemy of the State, 1998.  Starring Will Smith, et. al.

Sliding Doors, 1998.  Stars Gwyneth Paltrow, who dates a rower.

Sixth Sense, 1999.  Bruce Willis' character is a rower and the opening pans
the apartment walls with rowing plaques and trophies.  Also, in one scene,
he
is sitting alone watching a video of his wedding.  That footage was shot on
the
deck of Undine.  Took three days, included filming footage of races, of all
things...typical Shyamalan...shoots the limit of footage and uses
little...always appears on the "making of..." in the DVD.

The Skulls, 2000. The film's premise is very loosely based on the Skull &
Bones fraternity at Yale University, which included screenwriter John Pogue,
as
well as George and George W. Bush, as members.  Stars Joshua Jackson and
Hill
Harper had never rowed before making this film, so they trained for several
weeks in order to perform the rowing scenes themselves"

Mona Lisa Smile, 2003.  Set in 1953, Katherine Watson (Julia Roberts) is a
free-spirited graduate of UCLA who accepts a teaching post at Wellesley
College,
a women-only school where the students are torn between the repressive mores

of the time and their longing for intellectual freedom.



Miracle at Oxford, 2004.  The incredible true story of how the Oxford
University rowing team overcame obstacles to win back its honor. When
Oxford's
accomplished rowing team loses its winning streak to arch-enemy Cambridge,
they
promise to come back the next year with a win, no matter what sacrifices
they have
to make. But with luck working against them, the struggles ahead could tear
the team apart.

The Notebook, 2004.  The movie focuses on an old man reading a story to an
old woman in a nursing home.  Brief rowing scene.

From John Hogan:
And then there is the other category: best rowing scenes that never made it
past the film editor.
Late October 2003, when a film crew was in Philadelphia filming Nick Cage in

"National Treasure" they asked for rowing teams to be filmed. It was the
Friday of Head of the Charles so almost no body was in town but me and some
Temple
freshmen and their coach Tim Hagan.

Two Temple eights set up just above the dam. A specially adapted filming
helicopter zoomed down the river over the eights as they started to race up
the
river, The helicopter was so low to the water that it had to quickly rise to

avoid the dam safety cable. So low that its propellers stirred the water.

This happened twice. I had a fabulous viewing site from the dock of Undine
Barge Club. Couldn't wait to see the movie.  But the scenes were cut from
the
final edition.

Tim is trying to get a copy of the editor's cuts.

TV SHOWS

Longstreet, starring James Franciscus, 1971-1972. During the opening credits

he was rowing a single in NY during the winter before he lost his sight.

Spenser:  For Hire, 1985.  Starred Robert Urich.

Silken Lauman Story (1996).   Made for TV movie

Midsomer Murders "DEAD IN THE WATER", 1997.  A body is found in the River
Thames during the annual Midsomer Regatta: ladies' man Guy Sweetman appears
to
have been killed after arguing with his friends Philip Trent and John
Parkway
from the rowing club. When Barnaby & Scott dig into the luxury lifestyles of
the
members, they discover a network of money problems and sexual jealousy.  Sir

Steven Redgrave as "Scout."

Providence, 1999-2002.  Starred Melina Kanakaredes; had a single in their
opening credits.

Joan of Arcadia, 2003 --. My friend, Deanna, and I appear (very briefly) in
2
episodes.  The show's site location crew did some filming in Wilmington, DE,

and we had arranged to be on the water one morning.  We rowed up and down
the
beautiful Christina River until the helicopter showed up and hovered around
filming for a while.  We are "featured" in the episodes - "Drive, He Said"
and " Makeup Class".  (Patty, Wilmington Rowing Center)

Myth Busters on the Discovery Channel - The myth-busting duo attempted to
prove/disprove that a rowing shell could pull a water skier.  A men's
college
crew (after a few tries) proved that it could be done!

MISC.

Rowing to Latitude:  Journeys along the Arctic's Edge, by Jill Fredston.
Travel stories about kayaking and rowing around the arctic with her husband.

Great images.

A Separate Peace, by John Knowles.  A coming of age story at a boys' school
in New Hampshire, just before WWII.  Minor incident with the main character
at
the boathouse.  Still required reading in some freshman lit classes.

#1105 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Fri Jan 28, 2005 4:52 pm
Subject: Looking for old Vespoli riggers
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Please reply directly to Barbara L. Sanchez-Salazar at barbara@...
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Barbara L. Sanchez-Salazar [mailto:barbara@...]
Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 11:04 AM
To: 'Crossley, Brice A'
Subject: message for Masters and FSRA lists

Brice,

 

I would like to see if anyone has an old Vespoli rigger for sale. WE need something circa the late 80's or early 90's. Although I am willing to discuss purchasing a Port and a Starboard, what we really need is a  Starbord rigger.  Thank you.

 

Barbara Sanchez-Salazar

 


#1106 From: "boban_rankovic" <boban_rankovic@...>
Date: Fri Jan 28, 2005 9:27 pm
Subject: Miami Beach Winter Sprints Date Change
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To all FSRA and Floridamasters:

Please note that the MIAMI BEACH WINTER SPRINTS will now be held on
SUNDAY, MARCH 6 2005. This change is due to the extended move-out
dates of the Miami Beach Boat Show, which is held on the same
waterway as our regatta.

Our race schedule will remain as published, THE deadline for entries
will be Feb 18. We apologize for any inconvenience this change may
cause and hope to see all of you in March.

Please contact Elaine Roden or Boban Rankovic at
miamibeachrowing@... for additional information.




Miami Beach Rowing Club
Shane Watersports Center
Elaine Roden
Elaine_mbrowing@...
tel: 305-861-8876
www.rowmiamibeach.com

#1107 From: Anne Marshall <acjmarsh@...>
Date: Tue Feb 1, 2005 2:38 pm
Subject: Masters Rowing Clinic
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A quick announcement to pass on to any of your club's Masters.  GAR is hosting their winter sweep rowing clinic on Feb. 19, 20, 21. The event is put on by Row As One out of Boston. It is both an excellent training and fun to work with other masters from all over the country.  If you would like more information please contact Anne Marshall at acjmarsh@... or check www.rowasone.org for registration info.
 
Thanks,  Anne Marshall,
Gainesville Area Rowing


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#1108 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Thu Feb 3, 2005 2:25 pm
Subject: FW: OARS Regatta Packet
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Please send replies to Kirsten.
 
 -----Original Message-----
From: Kirsten Anderson [mailto:Kirsten.Anderson@...]
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 9:00 AM
To: Crossley, Brice A
Cc: ARLHUTCH@...; Lisa Elkins; Matykiewicz01@...; Allison Jordan
Subject: OARS Regatta Packet
Importance: High

Hi Brice,

Can you please forward this attachment to the Florida teams?  If anyone has any problems opening it, they can e-mail me and I can send them a hard copy.

Thanks,

Kirsten

 

Kirsten Anderson

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#1109 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Thu Feb 3, 2005 10:12 pm
Subject: Boat Trailer For Sale
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Please reply directly to Aldo Berti.
 
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From: AldoBerti@... [mailto:AldoBerti@...]
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 5:07 PM
To: Brice.Crossley-1@...
Cc: pedromramirez@...; fviacava@...; medscan@...
Subject: Re: [FSRA] FW: OARS Regatta Packet

Dear Brice:
We am selling the American Barge Club boat Trailer. It is in great condition and holds 9 boats. Ideal for a small program. We are asking 3,5000 dollars.
Aldo Berti
American Barge Club

#1110 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Fri Feb 4, 2005 2:48 pm
Subject: Sebastian River High School teaching and coaching position
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Anyone know of a person who would like to teach high school students in Florida and coach rowing too?
 
Is so, please have them reply directly to Mike Stutzke at Michael.Stutzke@... for detail.
 
Please don't reply to this message.
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Stutzke, Michael [mailto:Michael.Stutzke@...]
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 7:22 PM
To: Crossley, Brice A
Subject: RE: Sebastian River High School and the FSRA

     Thank you for the email. I have everything but a coach!! We have a great school and would like to have the rowing coach teach at the school. Any help in getting the word out would be appreciated. Perhaps next year we will be in the position to compete. Our school website is: www.go-sharks.org Thanks again.

 


-----Original Message-----
From: Casey Baker [mailto:cbaker@...]
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 1:29 PM
To: Brice Crossley (Brice Crossley)
Cc: 'Stutzke, Michael'
Subject: Sebastian River High School and the FSRA

Brice,

 

Could you assist Mike Stutzke, AD for Sebastian River High School, with setting up membership with the Florida Scholastic Rowing Assn.?  SRHS is moving forward with members, equipment, trailer and oars for their emerging program.  They will be rowing out of Canal 54 at the usual site in the near term.  They may also be looking for lightweight or mid-weight used Vespoli 8 for their women.  They will also have their first presence known at the Southern Sprints on Sunday.

 

They are also looking for a teacher/coach at their high school, but Mike would be the one to provide any details of their search.

 

Thank you for helping SRHS with getting into the information stream of FSRA.

 

 

Casey J. Baker

Florida Tech Women's Rowing Head Coach

150 W. University Blvd.

Melbourne, FL 32901

Phone 321-674-8291

Cell     321-543-8707

FAX    321-984-8529

email:cbaker@...

www.floridatechcrew.org

Old Rowers Never Die, They Just Float on By!

 


#1111 From: "Charles Bruno" <cbruno@...>
Date: Mon Feb 7, 2005 3:49 pm
Subject: Hood Cup info
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Coaches/Board presidents:

 If your team is planning to attend the 2005 Hood Cup Scholastic Regatta please drop me a message with an approximate headcount of athletes if you haven’t already.

 For those of you seeking info on the regatta, you may download the info page and the 2005 Hood Cup official entry form by visiting:

 http://www.boonecrew.com/home.htm

 Follow the 2005 Hood Cup links. Just a reminder, early registration ends February 28th, so please promptly fill out and return your entry forms to avoid late fees.

 If you need any further info, drop me a message. Look forward to hosting all of you at Turkey Lake.

 Best regards,

 

Charles Bruno

Regatta Director

2005 Hood Cup/Boone Crew

Ph: (407) 381-7902

Fax: (407) 381-7903

E-mail: cbruno@...

 

 

 


#1112 From: "Matthew Schlichenmaier" <matthew_schlichenmaier@...>
Date: Wed Feb 9, 2005 1:43 pm
Subject: 2005 Novice Regatta
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This is just a reminder that the deadline for the Novice Regatta Entries is this Friday 2/11.  I want to be able to post the schedule on Monday so please get your entries in by that date.  All information is located on our website at  www.lakebrantleycrew.com   We have bad weather plans so we can make sure we race.

Thanks,

Matt


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#1113 From: "Dan Kempinger" <kempinger@...>
Date: Fri Feb 11, 2005 1:17 pm
Subject: Transportation to the Novice Regatta
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University School is looking for a trailer to go to the novice regatta.  We
are taking two 8+s, 2 sets of blades, and slings.  If you have room on your
trailer, we will help defer any costs for the trip.  We are located in
Hollywood, and would need to be picked up on Friday.  We can leave any time
Friday.
Thanks for all of your help.

Dan Kempinger
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#1114 From: raulrow@...
Date: Sat Feb 12, 2005 2:14 pm
Subject: MIAMI INTERNATIONAL REGATTA
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Coaches

Attached please find the packet for the 32nd Annual Miami International Regatta.
Good luck in your 2005 season!!!

Row Fast


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#1115 From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Mon Feb 14, 2005 3:22 pm
Subject: Boats for sale
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-----Original Message-----
From: Middleton David [mailto:crewman6_02@...]
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2005 4:44 PM
To: Crossley, Brice A
Subject: FSRA: Boats for sale


Brice,

     Could you please post the following:
                                Thanks,
                     David Middleton Boone Crew

Boone Crew is looking to sell some boats with oars.

A heavyweight Mens 8 built by Dirigo asking for $4,000
and if you need a set of oars to go along with the
boat then the price is $4,500. Still in great
condition.

A heavyweight Mens 4 built by Dirigo asking for
$1,000. Need four oars to go with that $1,250

A Midweight Womans 8 built by Dirigo asking for
$2,000. A set of 8 oars can come with this boat for
only $2,500. Still in great condition.

A heavyweight Mens 8 built by Dirigo asking for $500
and we will throw in 8 oars to go along with that for
only $750.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact
David Middleton @ crewman6_02@..., or Brandon
Thompson @ thompsb3@....

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