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#1482

From: "Vertullo, Michael W." <vertulm@...>
Date: Mon Jun 5, 2006 8:54 pm
Subject: SRA's

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Coaches,

I have been asked to put together a report on this years' "Nationals" by June
14th.  I know it's short notice but I received the request today.  Please
respond with all comments in a timely manner.  Our concerns will be voiced and
listened to.  Have a great summer!

Mike Vertullo
Winter Park - Girls' Head Coach
SRAA - Florida Rep

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#1483

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Fri Jun 9, 2006 1:40 pm
Subject: Move oars from Mass to FL

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Posted by: "Glenn Freeman" beekeep2@...

Wed Jun 7, 2006 1:31 pm (PST)

Can anyone help move a set of 8 sweep oars from Northampton, MA (just north of Springfield) to Englewood, FL (on the west coast)? If so, give me a call at (941) 473-3359 or email me directly at beekeep2@comcast.net

Thanks,
Glenn

Glenn Freeman
Maintenance Chairperson
Lemon Bay Crew Club
Englewood, Florida
(941) 473-3359 Home
(941) 223-0555 Cell

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#1484

From: Mary Collins <marybowen@...>
Date: Tue Jun 13, 2006 1:04 pm
Subject: Lake Brantley Looking for Coaches

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Lake Brantley is looking for two coaches for next season.  For more information
please contact Mary Collins at marybowen@... or at 407-729-7925.

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#1485

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Tue Jun 13, 2006 2:59 pm
Subject: Coaching Ads

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Last year I collected coaching ads from all interested teams and advertised them nationally. I would like to do the same thing again this year. Please compose and submit your ads to me no later than July 17. Here are the samples from last year to give you examples:

Bishop Moore Catholic High School, Orlando

Boone High School, Orlando

Lake Brantley High School, Orlando

Orlando Area Rowing Society, Orlando

Berkeley Preparatory School, Tampa

Hillsborough High School, Tampa

Maclay School, Tallahassee

Melbourne High School, Melbourne

Miami Rowing Club, Miami

Space Coast Crew, Indian Harbor Beach

-----Original Message-----

Bishop Moore Crew, Orlando, FL, is hiring a Novice Coach for the 2005-2006 season. Please contact us if you're interested or can make a referral. Bishop Moore Catholic High School is located on Edgewater Drive in the College Park section of Orlando. The team practices on Lake Fairview, two miles from the school. Practice times are afternoons, approximately 3:30-6 p.m. The team currently has 20 men and 17 women, and hopes to continue growing. The team has an aggressive fundraising campaign underway with plans to build our boathouse this year. Check us out at www.bishopmoorerowing.com

Send your questions or resumes to Maria Augustin at augustins@... or Ken Schneider via email (PowerTenRowing@...) or by telephone (407-489-0539).

-----Original Message-----

Boone High School is looking for coaches for the 2005-2006 year. Spots will be available on both men and women's side. Please feel free to contact Brandon Thompson via email or telephone if interested 407-760-5668 or thompsb3@....

-----Original Message-----

Lake Brantley High School is looking for a girls novice coach. If interested, please do not hesitate to contact Mary Collins via email (marybowen@...) or telephone (407-729-7925).

-----Original Message-----

The Orlando Area Rowing Society will be adding to our coaching staff for the 2005-2006 rowing season. Interested applicants need to be available to coach from mid-August through the end of May. OARS practice runs between 4-7 p.m. allowing coaches to have full-time careers in addition to coaching. If you are moving into the Orlando area from out of town, OARS board members may be able to help with employment. Applicants can submit a letter of interest and resume to Kirsten Anderson at kmanderson72@....

-----Original Message-----

Berkeley Preparatory School in Tampa is accepting applications for rowing coaches at all levels. Berkeley practices in the fall 4:00 pm-6:00 pm four days a week and in the spring five days a week. At Berkeley rowing is a varsity sport with full funding and the coach is in control of the direction of the program. If interested please fax resume to Amy Stroker at 813-243-8453 or e-mail at strokamy@....

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Hillsborough High school in Tampa is looking for an assistant coach. HHS Rowing is in its 5th year as a club. We practice on the Hillsborough River in the heart of downtown Tampa. We are a short drive to the Tampa Bypass Canal, which is the venue for the States regattas this year. Hours of coaching are M-F from 3:30 to 6:00, but that can be negotiable. Visit www.hhsrowingclub.org for more information about our team. Please forward resumes to athena.dicus@... or questions to 727-656-9438.

-----Original Message-----

Maclay School, a private college preparatory school, in Tallahassee, FL., is searching for a head coach with a possible teaching position in the middle or upper school depending on teaching qualifications of the applicant and teaching vacancies. Currently, a teaching vacancy exists for a high school math teacher with a strong math background to teach calculus, etc.

Our crew numbers 20-30 and is comprised of middle school and high school boys and girls. Our crew program is in its 8th year and has a fleet of six fairly new boats (2 eights, 4 fours and a double).

Candidates should have previous background in coaching novices and experienced rowers, with the personality to work with this age group (enthusiastic, patient, positive). Candidates will be expected to complete the USRA Level 1 and 2 coaching certification within first year, if not already certified. Also, Red Cross first aid and CPR certification is required within two months if not currently certified.

The responsibilities involve coaching (3:15-6:15 pm, M-F), attending and preparing entries for 8-10 regattas, maintaining equipment, recruiting, and miscellaneous coaching duties, including organizing the annual indoor winter erg race. The position begins in late August and finishes in mid-May. Thanksgiving until mid-January is generally confined to land practice. The crew competes in head races in the fall and sprints during the winter and spring.

Please send an email outlining your background and qualifications to Nancy McClure, nancycircle@...

-----Original Message-----

Melbourne High School Crew Association is looking for a Head Coach for the 2005/2006 school year. Prior experience in crew/rowing is required. Practices are every weekday (3:00-6:00 pm) and Saturdays (7-10:30 am) during school semesters. Respond by e-mail to 'skruther@...' or call Sheldon at (321) 724-6143.

-----Original Message-----

The Miami Rowing Club (est. in 1973), located on the protected waters of Key Biscayne, is seeking organized, professional individuals for a reconstruction of our coaching staff and rowing programs. Be a part of something new! Excellent opportunity for experienced coaches as well as entry level applicants interested in working in a professional environment.

The Miami Rowing Club Youth Program promotes sweep and sculling for close to 100 local high-school athletes. Fall races often include Head of the Charles, Chattahoochee and Indian Creek. Spring races include the Florida Youth Rowing Championships as well as the USRowing Youth National Championships in Cincinnati.

Qualified candidates will preferably have Level II or competitive collegiate or high school rowing and coaching experience as well as possess knowledge in general concepts of training including but not limited to:

Flexibility

General and Specific Strength

Core Stabilization

Coordination Training

Periodization

Injury Prevention

Benefits Include:

Competitive wages commensurate on experience. Encouraged use of facility including weight room, ergs and club boats. Advancement through enrollment in related coursework at local university (Sports Psychology/Exercise Physiology etc.)

Please send resumes to: Raul Arellano (raulrow@...)

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Space Coast Crew Club is accepting applications for rowing coaches who are dedicated to providing high school athletes with a rewarding rowing experience. Women's Head Coach and men/women assistant positions available. We are a growing program currently representing (6) local high schools with approx. 70 members. Our new boathouse is located at the Oars and Paddles Park in Indian Harbor Beach, Florida. SCC begins fall practices in August; four days a week and in the spring five days a week. If interested please email Larry Rehwoldt at lrehwoldt@...

Thanks,

Brice A. Crossley

SGS Information Management Directorate

CIF Room 256, M/S: SGS-014

Kennedy Space Center, FL 32815

321-867-2145 (office)

321-232-8399 (pager)

321-867-2409 (fax)

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#1486

From: "Kirsten Anderson" <kmanderson72@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 2:02 pm
Subject: OARS Coaching positions available

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OARS will be adding to our Coaching Staff for the 2006-2007 season. If you are interested, please contact Roger Miller directly at (407) 797-2298.

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#1487

From: "marc lajeunesse" <Marc@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 2:21 pm
Subject: RE: OARS Coaching positions available

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To all members;

Lyman High School Rowing Association is looking for a Head Coach for the 2006-2007 season.

I will stay involve for the transition and remain president of the Association.

Please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

Marc Lajeunesse

Lyman Rowing Association

(407) 435-9105

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#1488

From: "Ralph Egues" <regues@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 3:30 pm
Subject: Belen Jesuit (Miami) coaching position available

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The Belen Jesuit Preparatory School rowing team is accepting applications from enthusiastic and motivated individuals to serve as Assistant Coaches for the upcoming 2006-2007 school year. Successful applicants will work closely with other coaches to ensure a safe practice environment and provide technical and personal fitness instruction to designated crews. Some administrative duties will be assigned and some weekend overnight travel to competitions will be required. Previous rowing/coxing experience is required. Prior coaching experience not required. Interested applicants should contact Head Coach Adam Thorstad at athorstad@....

Rowing is a recognized varsity sport at Belen Jesuit Preparatory School, a tax exempt 501(c)3 organization. Please refer to www.BelenJesuit.org for more information on Belen Jesuit Preparatory School and for more information on Belen's rowing program please see www.BelenCrew.com.

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#1489

From: "bishopmoore.crewcoach" <bishopmoore.crewcoach@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 9:02 pm
Subject: Bishop Moore Coaches Needed

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Recently appointed the head coach for the Bishop Moore Crew team in
Orlando, I am very excited to begin my journey with the team and become
a part of the scholastic rowing circuit in Florida. With that, I am
currently seeking one or two motivated person(s) to assist me as we
work to put this young and promising program on the map. No coaching
experience necessary (though certainly very welcome). Perfect for
recent high school or college graduates looking to get their foot in
the door with coaching. A monthly stipend is offered, varying with
experience and role within the team.

Please feel free to email me with any questions or suggestions!

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#1490

From: "Christine Deatrick" <cdeatric@...>
Date: Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:20 pm
Subject: Asst. Coach Needed

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Please feel free to forward this email on to anyone that you think may be interested.

Any questions about the position can be directed to me, Chris Deatrick, at cdeatric@... or 386-747-1194. Great position for someone wanting to get their Masters Degree and learn alot about coaching. It's just a two person staff to oversee both the men and women (small teams), so it's alot of work during certain times of the year, but they get the joy of working with me!!! :) Thanks for passing the word along!

Chris Deatrick

GO HATTERS!!!

STETSON UNIVERSITY

DeLAND, FL

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS June 22, 2006

FULL TIME – 12-month position

ASSISTANT ROWING COACH

Applications are now being accepted only from

individuals meeting the following qualifications.

QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor’s degree or 3 years of coaching experience ; competitive rowing experience; collegiate coaching experience preferred, but not required; a good understanding of fundamental technique and an ability to teach beginning rowers; a strong self-starter; excellent organization skills; excellent communication skills; scheduling flexibility; ability to attend all practices, regattas and special events; must have a safe driving record; commitment to the academic goals of the University; ability to work effectively with student-athletes, faculty, alumni and administrative staff; ability to recruit; a commitment to adhere to all the policies, rules, and regulations of the NCAA and the Atlantic Sun Conference; USRowing Level I or II preferred.

BASIC JOB DESCRIPTION: Reports directly to the Head Crew Coach, who will provide direction, budget control and scheduling oversight. The selected candidate will participate in all aspects of the men’s and women’s programs, including developing novice rowers as the primary novice coach, assisting with the varsity squad when needed , and assisting in all aspects of administration and organization of the program.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Primary coach for both the men’s and women’s novice squads; developing and overseeing land & water novice training program; preparing the novice rowers for varsity competition; assist with the varsity squad; some on and off-campus recruiting; some administrative duties; assisting in organizing team travel; assisting in boat rigging & equipment maintenance; assisting in equipment transportation and/or team transportation ; fund-raising; alumni relations; assist in community relations/ media.

WORKING CONDITIONS: Duties require: both indoor and outdoor work; direct exposure to prevailing weather, extreme heat, humidity, and occasional cold; physical ability to endure physically strenuous conditions on a daily basis, including standing and/or walking for long periods, bending, stooping, lifting; manual dexterity; lifting of up to fifty pounds; ability to work hours outside the normal University schedule; physical ability to travel; perceptual demands for sound, form, depth.

POSITION AVAILABLE: July 1, 2006

SALARY: $14,000 + Benefits, which includes Tuition Benefit for yourself, spouse or dependent children following a 90 day probationary period.

TO APPLY: Please send resume and/or Stetson University application form with three professional references to: Office of Human Resources, Unit 8327, DeLand, FL 32723. FAX: (386) 822-7562. EOE.

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#1491

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Thu Jun 22, 2006 5:09 pm
Subject: trailer to USRowing National Championship Regatta (July 19-23)?

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Anybody know of any trailers going to USRowing National Championship Regatta (July 19-23) from Florida?

Thanks,

Brice A. Crossley

SGS Information Management Directorate

CIF Room 256, M/S: SGS-014

Kennedy Space Center, FL 32815

321-867-2145 (office)

321-232-8399 (pager)

321-867-2409 (fax)

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#1492

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Thu Jun 22, 2006 7:07 pm
Subject: FW: ROBIN PRENDES WILL REPRESENT US IN THE JR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (1x)

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-----Original Message-----
From: Salas, Jorge A (Jorge) [mailto:salasja@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 3:01 PM
To: Crossley, Brice A
Subject: FW: ROBIN PRENDES WILL REPRESENT US IN THE JR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (1x)

Brice,

Please forward to the FSRA group.

This So Florida Junior, Robin Prendes (MRC), won the Jr Trials this morning and earned the right to represent the US in the Jr World Championship. Congratulations to Robin, his parents, coaches and the So Florida rowing community behind him.

Jorge Salas

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#1493

From: "Tom Feaster" <arbitrators.mediators@...>
Date: Sat Jun 24, 2006 1:09 am
Subject: Re: FW: ROBIN PRENDES WILL REPRESENT US IN THE JR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (1x)

stewardusrep

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Thank you for sharing the good news. It is always nice for me to know these things prior to a US Rowing Board meeting. The next one is scheduled for June 28, 2006 in Princeton.

Tom Feaster

----- Original Message -----

From: Crossley, Brice A

To: FSRA@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 3:07 PM

Subject: [FSRA] FW: ROBIN PRENDES WILL REPRESENT US IN THE JR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (1x)

-----Original Message-----
From: Salas, Jorge A (Jorge) [mailto:salasja@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 3:01 PM
To: Crossley, Brice A
Subject: FW: ROBIN PRENDES WILL REPRESENT US IN THE JR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (1x)

Brice,

Please forward to the FSRA group.

This So Florida Junior, Robin Prendes (MRC), won the Jr Trials this morning and earned the right to represent the US in the Jr World Championship. Congratulations to Robin, his parents, coaches and the So Florida rowing community behind him.

Jorge Salas

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#1494

From: Powersq@...
Date: Wed Jun 28, 2006 12:16 pm
Subject: Halifax Summer Regatta 2006

powersq

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Hello Masters and Students,

This is just a reminder about the Halifax Summer Regatta on Saturday July 22nd. The entry "deadline" is Sat. July 15th, paperwork and fees okay to bring on Regatta day.

We are having some problems with our website. I think that they are resolved, but if anyone needs entry info and is having problems with the website just email me at powersq@... and I will send it to you.

Looking forward to some good racing,

Christine Power

HRA

www.halifaxrowing.org

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#1495

From: Alejandro Mendoza <Alejmend@...>
Date: Thu Jun 29, 2006 6:22 pm
Subject: Boats For Sale

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Boats For Sale
Contact:  Alejandro Mendoza
Miami, FL
Telephone:
E-Mail:  miamirowing@...
Web Site:  http://www.miamirowing.org

Description
Early 1990's stern coxed Vespoli 4+. In good
condition. Good for novice crew or learn to row.
$1200.00 OBO

Early 90's Dirigo SL 8+ $1800.00 OBO

1991 Vespoli 8+ Performer $1800.00  OBO

All boats are ready to row.

Pictures at www.miamirowing.org/

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#1496

From: John Gartin <rowingcoach_jg@...>
Date: Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:21 pm
Subject: Trailer going North?

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All,

Could anyone going north with a trailer (nationals at
Indianapolis, etc.) contact me please?  I have two
fours that need to travel north to either a major
regatta or to Washington DC.  Please feel free to call
or email.  Thank you in advance.

John Gartin
Head Coach, Women's Rowing

Nova Southeastern University
3301 College Ave
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314-7796
Toll Free: 800-338-4723 x8273
Office: 954-262-8273
Fax: 954-262-3926
web: http://nsuathletics.nova.edu


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#1497

From: tjmorgan@...
Date: Sat Jul 8, 2006 10:37 pm
Subject: Fwd: Trailer to USRowing Nationals in Indianapolis

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Please reply to Rick McClure.

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     Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2006 20:25:38 +0000
     From: rick mcclure <rickrows@...>
Reply-To: rick mcclure <rickrows@...>
Subject: Trailer to USRowing Nationals in Indianapolis
       To: Tjmorgan@..., jwfwilco@...,
dsnewman99@..., sthitchcock@...

Are any of you aware of any trailers from Fl or GA that will be
returning from Indianapolis?  I'm trying to get a quad back from there
to Tallahassee or anywhere in the SE.  Austin RC can bring the boat to
Indy.

Rick McClure

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#1498

From: "Tom Feaster" <arbitrators.mediators@...>
Date: Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:33 am
Subject: Fw: [USRA Directors] Link below

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I thought you  all may be interested in this article that appeared on the
back page of USA Today.

Tom Feaster
----- Original Message -----
From: "Glenn Merry" <glenn@...>
To: <directors@...>
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 1:19 PM
Subject: [USRA Directors] Link below


> http://www.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/2006-07-09-rowing-cycling_x.htm
> The paper version ran the M8+ from Athens.
> --
> Glenn Merry
> USRowing Executive Director
> 2 Wall Street
> Princeton NJ 08540
> 609-751-0701
> 609-356-2603 (m)
> 609-924-1578 (f)
> glenn@...
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> _______________________________________________
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#1499

From: bgbaker <bgbaker77@...>
Date: Wed Jul 12, 2006 3:41 am
Subject: USRowing Masters Nationals

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Looking for a trailer from Florida going to Masters National in Seattle. Need
space for one single. Anyone going or know someone going?
Please e-mail Betsy Baker , bgbaker77@...
Thanks.

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#1500

From: tjmorgan@...
Date: Thu Jul 13, 2006 6:49 pm
Subject: Fwd: Academy of the Holy Names (Tampa) in need of rowing coach

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     Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 14:32:30 -0400
     From: "Young, Peter" <PYoung@...>
Reply-To: "Young, Peter" <PYoung@...>
Subject: Academy of the Holy Names (Tampa) in need of rowing coach
       To: president@..., vp@...,
webmaster@...

Hello FSRA administration-

   We launched our crew program in the spring and had a very successful
inaugural season by all accounts, but we are in need of a new head
coach. The head coach from the spring does not have the time and will
become a part-time assistant.

   Anything that could be done to help us identify potential coaches
would be greatly appreciated. We have an all-girls school and are
anticipating have both fall and spring seasons, so we are in a crunch to
locate a coach for the fall. And if there is a classified site on which
I should place an ad, please let me know.

THANKS Pete Young, AD

Academy of the Holy Names

813-839-5371, ext. 320

pyoung@...

fax: 813-839-1589

3319 Bayshore Blvd.

Tampa, FL 33629

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Hello FSRA administration-

We launched our crew program in the spring and had a very successful inaugural season by all accounts, but we are in need of a new head coach. The head coach from the spring does not have the time and will become a part-time assistant.

Anything that could be done to help us identify potential coaches would be greatly appreciated. We have an all-girls school and are anticipating have both fall and spring seasons, so we are in a crunch to locate a coach for the fall. And if there is a classified site on which I should place an ad, please let me know.

THANKS

Pete Young, AD

Academy of the Holy Names

813-839-5371, ext. 320

pyoung@...

fax: 813-839-1589

3319 Bayshore Blvd.

Tampa, FL 33629

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE The information contained in this communication, including attachments, is privileged and confidential. It is intended only for the exclusive use of the addressee. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, or the employee or agent responsible for delivering it to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify AHN by telephone (813) 839-5371 and immediately delete the communication.

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#1501

From: tjmorgan@...
Date: Sat Jul 8, 2006 10:34 pm
Subject: Fwd: Trailer to USRowing Nationals in Indianapolis

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Are any of you aware of any trailers from Fl or GA that will be
returning from Indianapolis?  I'm trying to get a quad back from there
to Tallahassee or anywhere in the SE.  Austin RC can bring the boat to
Indy.

Rick McClure



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#1502

From: "Tom Feaster" <arbitrators.mediators@...>
Date: Mon Jul 17, 2006 11:47 pm
Subject: Fw: National Championship Bids

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----- Original Message -----

From: Tom Feaster

To: FSRA Members

Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 4:27 PM

Subject: FW: National Championship Bids

Please let me know if anyone has an interest in hosting this type of championship. I will be attending a USRA Board meeting in Princeton at the end of this month.

Thanks,

Tom Feaster

From: Tom Lotz [mailto:tmlotz@...]
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 3:09 PM
To: Tom Feaster
Subject: National Championship Bids

Tom - FYI - please see http://www.usrowing.org/Events_Regattas/2007-08USRowingEventsBidPackets/index.aspx

We briefly discussed hosting championship regattas in the SE Region when we were in Tempe. I am not familiar with most Florida venues or clubs. Please forward as you see fit.

Tom Lotz

Chair, Referee Commssison

SE Region Rep, Referee Commsssion

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#1503

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Mon Jul 17, 2006 7:34 pm
Subject: FW: Heather Johnson qualifies for World Championship

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-----Original Message-----
From: Elaine [MBRC] [mailto:Elaine@...]
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 12:36 PM
To: Brice.Crossley-1@...
Subject: FW: Heather Johnson qualifies for World Championship

Brice - please forward to FSRA groups:

From: Elaine [MBRC] [mailto:Elaine@...]
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 11:43 AM
Subject: Heather Johnson qualifies for World Championship

More exciting news for the South Florida rowing community - this morning Heather Johnson (MBRC) won the trials for lightweight single, under 23 and will represent the U.S. at the World Championships in Belgium later this month.

Congratulations to Heather, her family, coaches and the rowing community behind her. Please feel free to contact Heather by email to offer your congratulations: estara@... She is also seeking sponsors to help pay for the trip which is not funded by the national team.

Elaine

Miami Beach Rowing Club Ronald W. Shane Center Elaine Roden Elaine@... 6500 Indian Creek Drive Miami Beach, Fl 33141 tel: 305-861-8876 fax: 305-861-8841

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#1504

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:43 pm
Subject: draft of coaching jobs

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Please send corrections / additions to the following ads by this Sunday, July 23. FYI: fall coaches meeting most likely to be held at Boone HS again on Saturday, August 12. Details to follow.

Interested in coaching rowing in Florida? Do you know someone that might be? There are several Florida High School / Youth coaching positions available. Below is a summary of teams and locations of openings. Details can be found following the summary. Please contact the teams directly if interested.

Academy of the Holy Names – Tampa

Belen Jesuit – Miami

Miami Rowing Club – Miami

Bishop Moore High School – Orlando

Lake Brantley High School – Orlando

Lyman High School – Orlando

OARS – Orlando

Jacksonville Episcopal High School – Jacksonville

Jacksonville Rowing Club – Jacksonville

Leon High School – Tallahassee

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Academy of the Holy Names (Tampa) in need of rowing coach

Pete Young, AD

Academy of the Holy Names

813-839-5371, ext. 320

pyoung@...

fax: 813-839-1589

3319 Bayshore Blvd.

Tampa, FL 33629

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Belen Jesuit (Miami) coaching position available

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Flexibility

General and Specific Strength

Core Stabilization

Coordination Training

Periodization

Injury Prevention

Benefits Include:

Please send resumes to: Raul Arellano at raulrow@...

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Bishop Moore Coaches Needed

Recently appointed the head coach for the Bishop Moore Crew team in Orlando, I am very excited to begin my journey with the team and become a part of the scholastic rowing circuit in Florida. With that, I am currently seeking one or two motivated person(s) to assist me as we work to put this young and promising program on the map. No coaching experience necessary (though certainly very welcome). Perfect for recent high school or college graduates looking to get their foot in the door with coaching. A monthly stipend is offered, varying with experience and role within the team.

Please feel free to email me with any questions or suggestions!

bishopmoore.crewcoach@...

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Lake Brantley

Lake Brantley High School will be hiring two new coaches for the 2006-2007 rowing season. Interested applicants need to be available to coach from August through the end of May. Practice times are flexible allowing the staff to work or attend school on a full-time basis. Interested applicants can submit a letter of interest and resume to Mary Collins at marybowen@... or call 407-729-7925.

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Lyman High School Rowing Association is looking for a Head Coach for the 2006-2007 season.

I will stay involve for the transition and remain president of the Association.

Please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

Marc Lajeunesse

Lyman Rowing Association

(407) 435-9105

Marc@...

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OARS Coaching positions available

OARS will be adding to our Coaching Staff for the 2006-2007 season. If you are interested, please contact Roger Miller directly at (407) 797-2298.

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JEHS coaching positions

Jacksonville Episcopal High School is looking for assistant coaches for the 2007 spring season. Practices run January - May from 3:30-6:00pm on weekdays and 8:30-11:00am on Saturdays. Please contact todda@... for boys' positions or cristipeterson@... for girls’ positions.

Thanks,

Cristi Peterson

cristipeterson@...

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The Jacksonville Rowing Club wants to add one or two assistant coaches to our youth team coaching staff for the 2006-2007 rowing year. Interested applicants need to be available to coach from end of August 2006 to the beginning/middle of November and again from early January 2007 to the middle of May. JRC practices run between 3:30 to 6:30p.m. M, Tu, Th (with some Fridays, esp in the spring) and Sat 9:00 – 12:00noon. This provides some flexibility and allows coaches to have FT or PT careers in addition to coaching. Salary commensurate with experience and availability; prior rowing experience a must, prior coaching experience is not required. If you are moving into the Jacksonville area from out of town, JRC members and parents may be able to help with employment contacts. Applicants can submit a letter of interest and resume to Barbara Sanchez-Salazar at jrcjuniors@....

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LEON CREW SEEKS COACHES

Leon Crew Boosters, Inc., a scholastic rowing program in Tallahassee, Florida, is seeking resumes for crew coaches. Opportunities exist for both varsity and assistant coaches, depending on experience.

Leon Crew is consistently among the top 3 youth rowing programs in the Southeast and regularly places boats in the finals of the SRAA Championship. We seek coaches interested in building championship crews at the state, regional and national level in an ethical, honorable way.

Leon Crew offers very competitive coaching salaries and assistance with full-time employment and housing.

Please email questions or resumes to Mary Maida at siggal@....

Mary Maida

President, Leon Crew Boosters, Inc.

cell 850/510-1935

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#1505

From: "terrytdln" <terrytdln@...>
Date: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:11 am
Subject: Boone Crew Coaches

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FSRA Administration,

Boone High School Crew in Orlando is seeking two coaches, one for its
men's and one for its women's programs.  Boone Crew offers competitive
pay, and will assist with job placement into the Orange County Public
Schools. In addition, well qualified candidates may be eligible to
receive a signing bonus.

Interested candidates should send a letter of application and resume
to: Genny Dickson, SORA First Vice President, PO Box 568782 Orlando,
Fl. 32856-8782.  Or email to Genowewa@...

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#1506

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Mon Jul 24, 2006 3:21 pm
Subject: Fall coaches Meeting August 12

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Please reserve Saturday, August 12, 2006, noon to 4pm, on your calendars for the FSRA Fall coaches meeting. Awaiting confirmation for a location (either Boone or Edgewater HS). Direction to follow confirmation.

Please plan on arriving by 11:30am to allow us to begin at noon.

Please submit agenda items ASAP. Several suggestions have been made concerning a 2-day state championship; I will forward those soon.

PLEASE NOTE: Association membership fees of $150 are due at the meeting. If your team is not planning to attend, please mail them NOW to our FSRA treasurer at:

Jamie Francis
349 Mantis Loop
Apopka, FL 32703

Avoid the $50 late fee and pay the association membership on time.

Anybody interested in running for a board officer position???

Spring Schedule: only request so far is Gainesville crew classic on either 1 or 15 April which are both on Sunday in 2007.

I attached the latest info I have on SE fall regattas plus Charles and Schuylkill:

Saturday, Oct. 7 Secret City Head Race, Oak Ridge, TN Deadline: Sept. 29

Saturday, Oct. 14 18th First Coast Head Race, Jacksonville, FL Deadline: TBD

Saturday, Oct. 14 14th Chattanooga Head Race, Chattanooga, TN Deadline: TBD

Saturday, Oct. 14 2nd Head of Lanier, Gainesville, GA Deadline: Oct. 7

Sunday, Oct. 15 14th Head of Indian, Creek Miami Beach, FL Deadline: TBD

October 21/22 42nd Head of the Charles, Boston, MA

Saturday, Oct. 28 6th Gator Head Race, Gainesville, FL Deadline: Oct. 20

Saturday, Oct. 28 31th Head of the Tennessee, Knoxville, TN Deadline: Oct. 21

Saturday, Oct. 28 Head of the Schuylkill, Philadelphia, PA Deadline: TBD

November 4/5 26th Head of the Chattahoochee, Chattanooga, TN Deadline: TBD

Saturday, Nov. 11 Bishop Moore Sunrise Sprints, Orlando, FL Deadline: TBD

Saturday, Nov. 11 Head of the South, Augusta, GA Deadline: Nov. 4

Saturday, Nov. 11 16th Marathon Rowing Championships, Natchitoches, LA Deadline: TBD

Saturday, Nov. 18 Head of the St. Johns, Sanford, FL Deadline: TBD

Saturday, Nov. 18 Sunburn Regatta, Tallahassee, FL Deadline: TBD

more to come...

Thanks,

Brice A. Crossley

FSRA Corresponding Secretary

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#1507

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Wed Jul 26, 2006 5:35 pm
Subject: Spring schedule and champ options

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This is all I have so far for 2007 Spring Calendar:

Saturday, March 24, 2007 - Orlando Area Rowing Society Invitational at Turkey Lake Park

Saturday, March 31, 2007 - Gainesville Crew Classic in Gainesville

Regarding 2007 Florida State Champs (4 items to consider plus some options):

1) keep the same events as 2006 with the same qualifying requirements

2) keep distance at 1500m

3) move to a 2-day (Sat & Sun) format - The one day format required a very tight schedule with no extra time. It also provides no weather contingency. With a 2 day format, we can consider options:

3a) modify progression system: 1) add reps for all youth champs events - gives crews experience for national events; and/or 2) add semis for all events over X number of entries. We can stop relying on refs to provide time to calculate the progression.

3b) add petites to all events over 9 entries - this would keep most boats involved for both days (keep kids busy and reduce complaints about hanging around for a 2nd day). Or remove petites altogether to shorten the race days?

3c) race day time restrictions: example no race before 8am or after 6pm (Sunday 3pm) No one likes to get ready in the dark and most would like to know what time they can expect to get home.

3d) remove doubling restrictions - with the above options, most boats would have 3 to 4 races over the weekend. If a coach wants to double that number of races for some rowers and thereby reducing their overall performance, that should be the coach's decision.

Summary: The new format would be Saturday: heats and maybe reps and/or semis; Sunday: maybe semis and petites/finals. There are several options depending if members approve petites, reps and / or semis. And this also allows weather options such as dropping petites if we need to reduce the number of events.

4) change point schedule for Youth All Points - Both the Scholastic and Youth team trophies have almost identical point structures and therefore who wins one most likely will win both. For several years there has been discussions about having a trophy more based on efficiency. The proposal is to base youth points on the number of event entries you beat. Example: an event with 16 boats: 1st place gets 15 points down to zero points for last. Recognizing this is a Youth Champs trophy and concerns for more points for 'varsity' boats, the proposal also calls for doubling points in Youth Champ events - Varsity 4 & 8, Light 4 & 8, all sculling events.

Here is the full blown summary of the above:

2 day regatta

1^st day: heats and reps
2^nd day: semi and finals

2 classes

14 Champ events: V 4, V8, Lt 4, Lt 8, 4x, 2x, 1x
12 Non-Champ: JV 4, JV 8, 3^rd 4, 3^rd 8, Fr 4, Fr 8

2 progressions

Champ events: heats, reps, semi (if 13+ entries), finals
Non-Champ: heats, semi (if 16+ entries), finals

End using time to calculate progression

Continue Petites for events with 9+ entries?

Allow doubling?

Change Youth points table

Champ events: 2 points per boat beat
Non-Champ: 1 point per boat beat

Using 2006 data w/o doubling:

Saturday

48 heats (start 7:30am) (21 boats don’t race Saturday – Sunday finals only)

13 reps (finish 6pm)

Sunday

8 semis (start 7:30am)

42 finals (finish 3pm) 33 of 262 boats no race 2^nd day

or no petites (finish 1pm) 97 of 262 boats no race 2^nd day

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#1508

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Thu Jul 27, 2006 2:13 pm
Subject: champ options comments From Peter de Manio

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See Peter's attachment and comments below.

Also, I'm assuming Champs will be scheduled for the weekend of April 28. I received a comment that AP exams may start April 30 which be a factor for some if we race on Sunday.

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter de Manio [mailto:pdemanio@...]
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 8:56 PM
To: Brice.Crossley-1@...
Subject: RE: [FSRA] Spring schedule and champ options

Brice: I agree with many of the points you raise in your letter as you will see by my attached report. This is the response to all of the activity of a few months ago raised by the creation of FSRA. I would appreciate your disseminating to the coaches so that we can be prepared to discuss it in an expeditious and thoughtful manner at the meeting. Thanks.

Peter de Manio

941.539.1905

www.ospreyoars.com (rowing)

www.peterdemanio.com (mediation)

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
To: <FSRA@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [FSRA] Spring schedule and champ options
Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 13:35:32 -0400

Regarding 2007 Florida State Champs (4 items to consider plus some options): Does this mean Scholastics or Youths or a combination (which I believe is an idea that has merit)?

1) keep the same events as 2006 with the same qualifying requirements

2) keep distance at 1500m - if youths are included, then it should be longer, perhaps a compromise of sorts.

3) move to a 2-day (Sat & Sun) format - The one day format required a very tight schedule with no extra time. It also provides no weather contingency. With a 2 day format, we can consider options: 2 days sounds like a good idea and if it is adopted, then I believe youths should be included.

3a) modify progression system: 1) add reps for all youth champs events - gives crews experience for national events; and/or 2) add semis for all events over X number of entries. We can stop relying on refs to provide time to calculate the progression. I would suggest only having semis for championship events. That would be possibly 14 more races and that is a lot of added races in itself.

3b) add petites to all events over 9 entries - this would keep most boats involved for both days (keep kids busy and reduce complaints about hanging around for a 2nd day). Or remove petites altogether to shorten the race days? I feel very strongly that only championship events should have petites if any at all. If you will refer to my suggestions, you will see that I am encouraging awarding no points below the first six places, so I see no need for them at all.

3c) race day time restrictions: example no race before 8am or after 6pm (Sunday 3pm) No one likes to get ready in the dark and most would like to know what time they can expect to get home. Again, please refer to my paper and you will see that I am in full agreement. I would even encourage starting later if possible.

3d) remove doubling restrictions - with the above options, most boats would have 3 to 4 races over the weekend. If a coach wants to double that number of races for some rowers and thereby reducing their overall performance, that should be the coach's decision. You are right on! It is a coach's decision.

Summary: The new format would be Saturday: heats and maybe reps and/or semis; Sunday: maybe semis and petites/finals. There are several options depending if members approve petites, reps and / or semis. And this also allows weather options such as dropping petites if we need to reduce the number of events. This is quite similar to the Cincinnati format except in our case, since we have non-championship events, I would encourage the elimination of all petites.

4) change point schedule for Youth All Points - Both the Scholastic and Youth team trophies have almost identical point structures and therefore who wins one most likely will win both. For several years there has been discussions about having a trophy more based on efficiency. The proposal is to base youth points on the number of event entries you beat. Example: an event with 16 boats: 1st place gets 15 points down to zero points for last. Recognizing this is a Youth Champs trophy and concerns for more points for 'varsity' boats, the proposal also calls for doubling points in Youth Champ events - Varsity 4 & 8, Light 4 & 8, all sculling events.

In my paper I just forwarded to you, I believe I have laid out a plan that would encourage broader participation and thus eliminate the complicated proficiency scoring system that I submitted last year. The simpler one I have now submitted I believe would work very well. However, I like your thinking on the subject and agree that there is a great need for revision so as to level out the playing field of award giving.

Here is the full blown summary of the above:

2 day regatta

1^st day: heats and reps
2^nd day: semi and finals

2 classes

14 Champ events: V 4, V8, Lt 4, Lt 8, 4x, 2x, 1x
12 Non-Champ: JV 4, JV 8, 3^rd 4, 3^rd 8, Fr 4, Fr 8

2 progressions

Champ events: heats, reps, semi (if 13+ entries), finals
Non-Champ: heats, semi (if 16+ entries), finals

End using time to calculate progression

Continue Petites for events with 9+ entries?

Allow doubling?

Change Youth points table

Champ events: 2 points per boat beat
Non-Champ: 1 point per boat beat

Using 2006 data w/o doubling:

Saturday

48 heats (start 7:30am) (21 boats don’t race Saturday – Sunday finals only)

13 reps (finish 6pm)

Sunday

8 semis (start 7:30am)

42 finals (finish 3pm) 33 of 262 boats no race 2^nd day

or no petites (finish 1pm) 97 of 262 boats no race 2^nd day

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#1509

From: "F Patrick Casey" <patrickcasey@...>
Date: Thu Jul 27, 2006 9:50 pm
Subject: Re: champ options comments From Peter de Manio

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FSRA, Peter, et al.

While I take a recess from reading your manifesto Peter (can only read so much in one sitting...), I would be remiss to not make a point of clarification regarding the Florida Sprints League. The FSL has ZERO to do with FSRA, it's rules, and the State Championship race. To restate "our" purpose, it is simply a group of teams who CHOOSE to adopt a method of racing that best benefits the direction of our teams. ANY team who wishes to race may do so. My team, and I believe many others, found the format refreshing and look forward to another go round this season. And may I add, this past season (as a "member" of the FSL) Space Coast Crew also participated in the OARS Regatta, Hood Cup, etc. ONE STYLE OF RACING DOES NOT REPLACE THE OTHER.

With regard to the upcoming meeting, I would hope that we can all work toward the betterment of the Florida State Championship race, something I think that we made great strides towards doing last year, and can continue to refine how we run that race. Other than that, I think it unwise for us to try to dictate or predetermine the direction of Florida rowing as a whole. It will, if nothing else, prove to be an exercise in futility I'm afraid.

Look forward to seeing everyone in August. All the best,

Patrick

Space Coast Crew

P.S.--> For the record, my club (SCC) has NO interest or intent in "breaking down" into scholastic boats. Our athletes are proud members of SCC, practice as SCC, and will race as SCC. Please don't include us in any discussion to the contrary.

----- Original Message -----

From: Crossley, Brice A

To: FSRA@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 10:13 AM

Subject: [FSRA] champ options comments From Peter de Manio

See Peter's attachment and comments below.

Also, I'm assuming Champs will be scheduled for the weekend of April 28. I received a comment that AP exams may start April 30 which be a factor for some if we race on Sunday.

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter de Manio [mailto:pdemanio@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 8:56 PM
To: Brice.Crossley-1@....gov
Subject: RE: [FSRA] Spring schedule and champ options

Brice: I agree with many of the points you raise in your letter as you will see by my attached report. This is the response to all of the activity of a few months ago raised by the creation of FSRA. I would appreciate your disseminating to the coaches so that we can be prepared to discuss it in an expeditious and thoughtful manner at the meeting. Thanks.

Peter de Manio

941.539.1905

www.ospreyoars.com (rowing)

www.peterdemanio.com (mediation)

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@....gov>
To: <FSRA@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [FSRA] Spring schedule and champ options
Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 13:35:32 -0400

Regarding 2007 Florida State Champs (4 items to consider plus some options): Does this mean Scholastics or Youths or a combination (which I believe is an idea that has merit)?

1) keep the same events as 2006 with the same qualifying requirements

2) keep distance at 1500m - if youths are included, then it should be longer, perhaps a compromise of sorts.

3) move to a 2-day (Sat & Sun) format - The one day format required a very tight schedule with no extra time. It also provides no weather contingency. With a 2 day format, we can consider options: 2 days sounds like a good idea and if it is adopted, then I believe youths should be included.

3a) modify progression system: 1) add reps for all youth champs events - gives crews experience for national events; and/or 2) add semis for all events over X number of entries. We can stop relying on refs to provide time to calculate the progression. I would suggest only having semis for championship events. That would be possibly 14 more races and that is a lot of added races in itself.

3b) add petites to all events over 9 entries - this would keep most boats involved for both days (keep kids busy and reduce complaints about hanging around for a 2nd day). Or remove petites altogether to shorten the race days? I feel very strongly that only championship events should have petites if any at all. If you will refer to my suggestions, you will see that I am encouraging awarding no points below the first six places, so I see no need for them at all.

3c) race day time restrictions: example no race before 8am or after 6pm (Sunday 3pm) No one likes to get ready in the dark and most would like to know what time they can expect to get home. Again, please refer to my paper and you will see that I am in full agreement. I would even encourage starting later if possible.

3d) remove doubling restrictions - with the above options, most boats would have 3 to 4 races over the weekend. If a coach wants to double that number of races for some rowers and thereby reducing their overall performance, that should be the coach's decision. You are right on! It is a coach's decision.

Summary: The new format would be Saturday: heats and maybe reps and/or semis; Sunday: maybe semis and petites/finals. There are several options depending if members approve petites, reps and / or semis. And this also allows weather options such as dropping petites if we need to reduce the number of events. This is quite similar to the Cincinnati format except in our case, since we have non-championship events, I would encourage the elimination of all petites.

4) change point schedule for Youth All Points - Both the Scholastic and Youth team trophies have almost identical point structures and therefore who wins one most likely will win both. For several years there has been discussions about having a trophy more based on efficiency. The proposal is to base youth points on the number of event entries you beat. Example: an event with 16 boats: 1st place gets 15 points down to zero points for last. Recognizing this is a Youth Champs trophy and concerns for more points for 'varsity' boats, the proposal also calls for doubling points in Youth Champ events - Varsity 4 & 8, Light 4 & 8, all sculling events.

In my paper I just forwarded to you, I believe I have laid out a plan that would encourage broader participation and thus eliminate the complicated proficiency scoring system that I submitted last year. The simpler one I have now submitted I believe would work very well. However, I like your thinking on the subject and agree that there is a great need for revision so as to level out the playing field of award giving.

Here is the full blown summary of the above:

2 day regatta

1^st day: heats and reps
2^nd day: semi and finals

2 classes

14 Champ events: V 4, V8, Lt 4, Lt 8, 4x, 2x, 1x
12 Non-Champ: JV 4, JV 8, 3^rd 4, 3^rd 8, Fr 4, Fr 8

2 progressions

Champ events: heats, reps, semi (if 13+ entries), finals
Non-Champ: heats, semi (if 16+ entries), finals

End using time to calculate progression

Continue Petites for events with 9+ entries?

Allow doubling?

Change Youth points table

Champ events: 2 points per boat beat
Non-Champ: 1 point per boat beat

Using 2006 data w/o doubling:

Saturday

48 heats (start 7:30am) (21 boats don�t race Saturday � Sunday finals only)

13 reps (finish 6pm)

Sunday

8 semis (start 7:30am)

42 finals (finish 3pm) 33 of 262 boats no race 2^nd day

or no petites (finish 1pm) 97 of 262 boats no race 2^nd day

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#1510

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Fri Jul 28, 2006 6:11 pm
Subject: call for nominees for board positions

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We need nominees to run for board positions. At least 2 board members will not be returning: president and treasurer. A great opportunity to possibly work long hours for no pay. However, you will generally receive several very nice acknowledgments of appreciation during the season.

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#1511

From: "Crossley, Brice A" <Brice.Crossley-1@...>
Date: Fri Jul 28, 2006 7:34 pm
Subject: RE: call for nominees for board positions

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Several have asked who can run. In the past, almost all officers have been former or current FSRA coaches. However the bylaws do not have any restrictions as to who can serve, so if you want to serve and the members vote you in, you get the job. And 90% of that job is to put together the state championship(s). The other 90% is dealing with issues that arise from the annual meeting and regattas during the season.

Thanks, Brice

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From: FSRA@yahoogroups.com [mailto:FSRA@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Crossley, Brice A
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 2:12 PM
To: FSRA@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [FSRA] call for nominees for board positions

We need nominees to run for board positions. At least 2 board members will not be returning: president and treasurer. A great opportunity to possibly work long hours for no pay. However, you will generally receive several very nice acknowledgments of appreciation during the season.

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