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#1948 From: Peress Yuval <bearded_masiah@...>
Date: Tue Nov 4, 2008 2:55 pm
Subject: Big Bend Ergomania 2009 		yp0584
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It's that time of the year again.  We hope everyone had a good rewarding season and are excited about getting ready for a great sprint season!

The Big Bend Ergomania, hosted by Maclay Crew, is coming up on January 31st (2 weeks prior to Southern Sprints).  This is a great opportunity to set a fast benchmark in a competitive environment for your rowers.

A few changes to this upcoming year's Ergomania:

1. Later starting time so teams do not have to spend the night in Tallahassee.
2. Model D Concept II ergs for races.
3. Due to it's success we decided to keep the Moms and Dads event which features a 500m race earning points for the overall team trophy.

Hope to see you there!

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#1947 From: Peress Yuval <bearded_masiah@...>
Date: Tue Oct 28, 2008 6:14 pm
Subject: Men's 2x boat for Hooch 		yp0584
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I am in a bit of a jam, one of our boats is out in repairs and was suppose to be finished by tomorrow.  It is not.  Does any team attending the Hooch this weekend have a 2x that will hold 165lbs rowers and will be available for the Men's Youth 2x at 5:15?
 
-Yuval Peress
 
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#1946 From: "Tom Feaster" <arbitrators.mediators@...>
Date: Tue Oct 28, 2008 11:17 am
Subject: FW: FSRA Safety update 		stewardusrep
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Safety update

All,


Just FYI, Glenn Merry, US Rowing's Executive Director will be in
Washington DC next Monday presenting USRowing's
safety program to the US Coast Guard.

We were invited to attend their annual conference on best practices.

We have been happily able to update the old safety DVD with a grant from
USCG in the past year.

I would encourage all of you to view this video.

Tom Feaster

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#1945 From: Kirsten Anderson <kmanderson72@...>
Date: Fri Oct 24, 2008 3:07 pm
Subject: FW: November Florida Regional Camp 		kmanderson72@...
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Coaches,
There is a correction to the message sent below.  The next Florida Regional Camp is November 8th & 9th (not January) at the OARS boathouse.  If you are sending athletes, please make sure they bring a signed USRowing Waiver with them.  Directions to our boathouse are available on our website at www.oars-online.com
Thanks!
Kirsten Anderson
OARS


TO: Florida Coaches and Board Members
RE: November Florida Regional Camp

Please see the note from Steve Hargis below.

Dan Newman
FSRA President
850.321.0738


Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 05:12:23 -0700
From: shargis@snet. net
Subject: November Florida Regional Camp
To: dsnewman99@hotmail. com

To all Florida Coaches,
 
First, let me thank the Plant coaches, Matt and Skye, the parent's organization represented by Hunter Hamrick as well as Marilyn Samaha and the TBCRC for hosting/sponsoring the first regional camp at the Palm River facility in Tampa.  It was a fantastic weekend and the athletes were fun to work with and I believe it really opened their eyes to what the Junior National Team is all about and things they need to work on both individually and collectively.  We had mini-sessions on technical aspects, nutrition, core work, strength training, erg technique, did some sub-maximal testing so athletes can now monitor their own winter training gains AND we also rowed 3 sessions!  It was a busy weekend for sure!  And in the end, the athletes and coaches now see the development/ selection program up close and personal and I was able to see that there were at least 8 athletes that are now on our preliminary invitation lists for either Selection Camp or Development Camp.  This is fantastic!
 
January 8-9 Regional Camp
 
The January 8-9 Camp has been changed to the Orlando because of the conflict with the Head of the South participation by the northern Florida programs and Kirsten Anderson from OARS has graciously offered to host the November event. We will start the weekend at 1:00 on Saturday, an hour earlier than last time, and end at 3:00 on Sunday to accomodate everyone's travels. I am once again asking coaches to send their top athletes, with eye towards those 5' 8" or taller and they must have a 1991 birthdate or younger and/or athletes that are 5' 11" or taller and have 1993 or 1994 birthdates.  This camp will focus on two main themes; 1) technical changes on the water with extensive video/review  and 2) the critical importance of core strength and how to develop it over the winter months.  We will repeat the submaximal testing to see where the athletes progress for those who attended in October and to get baselines on folks who we see for the first time at this camp.  I will also be accompanied by a member of the Junior National Team coaching staff in order to maximize the coach to athlete ratio as we work on these critical areas.
 
I am asking coaches to please e-mail me the names, hts, wts and birthdates of athletes you are sending to the camp by November 1.  Obviously, the more we can keep the athletes the same, the bigger the benefit to your program.  However, if you have seen younger athletes in your program on a very steep learning curve, let's get them involved. In any case, please rank order them if you are proposing more than 2 athletes because if the numbers get larger than 32 rowers we will need to limit the number of athletes per program.  I am also hoping that we have participation from more programs from across Florida for this camp so we can truly evaluate the effectiveness of this model. 
 
Thanks again for your participation and support of this program and I can already see that Florida athletes will play a bigger role in our developent and selection programs.
 
Best regards,
Steve
 
 
 

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#1944 From: Dan Newman <dsnewman99@...>
Date: Thu Oct 16, 2008 6:13 pm
Subject: November Florida Regional Camp 		dsnewman99@...
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TO: Florida Coaches and Board Members
RE: November Florida Regional Camp

Please see the note from Steve Hargis below.

Dan Newman
FSRA President
850.321.0738


Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 05:12:23 -0700
From: shargis@...
Subject: November Florida Regional Camp
To: dsnewman99@...

To all Florida Coaches,
 
First, let me thank the Plant coaches, Matt and Skye, the parent's organization represented by Hunter Hamrick as well as Marilyn Samaha and the TBCRC for hosting/sponsoring the first regional camp at the Palm River facility in Tampa.  It was a fantastic weekend and the athletes were fun to work with and I believe it really opened their eyes to what the Junior National Team is all about and things they need to work on both individually and collectively.  We had mini-sessions on technical aspects, nutrition, core work, strength training, erg technique, did some sub-maximal testing so athletes can now monitor their own winter training gains AND we also rowed 3 sessions!  It was a busy weekend for sure!  And in the end, the athletes and coaches now see the development/selection program up close and personal and I was able to see that there were at least 8 athletes that are now on our preliminary invitation lists for either Selection Camp or Development Camp.  This is fantastic!
 
January 8-9 Regional Camp
 
The January 8-9 Camp has been changed to the Orlando because of the conflict with the Head of the South participation by the northern Florida programs and Kirsten Anderson from OARS has graciously offered to host the November event. We will start the weekend at 1:00 on Saturday, an hour earlier than last time, and end at 3:00 on Sunday to accomodate everyone's travels. I am once again asking coaches to send their top athletes, with eye towards those 5' 8" or taller and they must have a 1991 birthdate or younger and/or athletes that are 5' 11" or taller and have 1993 or 1994 birthdates.  This camp will focus on two main themes; 1) technical changes on the water with extensive video/review  and 2) the critical importance of core strength and how to develop it over the winter months.  We will repeat the submaximal testing to see where the athletes progress for those who attended in October and to get baselines on folks who we see for the first time at this camp.  I will also be accompanied by a member of the Junior National Team coaching staff in order to maximize the coach to athlete ratio as we work on these critical areas.
 
I am asking coaches to please e-mail me the names, hts, wts and birthdates of athletes you are sending to the camp by November 1.  Obviously, the more we can keep the athletes the same, the bigger the benefit to your program.  However, if you have seen younger athletes in your program on a very steep learning curve, let's get them involved. In any case, please rank order them if you are proposing more than 2 athletes because if the numbers get larger than 32 rowers we will need to limit the number of athletes per program.  I am also hoping that we have participation from more programs from across Florida for this camp so we can truly evaluate the effectiveness of this model. 
 
Thanks again for your participation and support of this program and I can already see that Florida athletes will play a bigger role in our developent and selection programs.
 
Best regards,
Steve
 
 
 

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#1943 From: "Tom Feaster" <arbitrators.mediators@...>
Date: Tue Oct 14, 2008 11:42 am
Subject: FW: [Directors] Announcement 		stewardusrep
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Announcement

All,

The following announcement is out regarding the coaching position at
USRowing.

Tom Feaster
USRA Southeast Representative
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Directors mailing list
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#1942 From: "KATIE DAVIS" <katiehd327@...>
Date: Mon Oct 13, 2008 3:17 pm
Subject: Head of the Giblet Regatta - November 15 		katiehd327@...
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Coaches,

 

Registration for the second annual Head of the Giblet Regatta at Turkey Lake is open on Regatta Central!!  Our goal is to have another successful, efficient, and fun regatta with plenty of friendly competition and a little humor.  This is a fantastic way to close out your fall head racing season!  We'll do our best to accommodate reasonable requests (equipment sharing, hot-seating, event categories) and of course we will be making plenty of gobbler sandwiches!

 

New this year:

·         A frozen turkey to be awarded to the fastest age adjusted Man and Woman in the Masters' 1X event

·         Gold turkey foot trophy for first place in each event (ala Head of the Fish)

·         Photos available through Smug Mug (est. cost for 4x6 is $1.00), posted by November 19

·         Results posted online by Monday, November 17

 

Also, NCAA coaches… we've moved the regatta up one week (November 15) so you can participate in this unique regatta.

 

Please visit regatta central for registration or contact Katie Davis with any questions:

Katiehd327@...               

407-760-7564

www.headofthegiblet.com

 

Thank you,

 

Head of the Giblet Committee

 


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#1941 From: Dan Newman <dsnewman99@...>
Date: Fri Oct 10, 2008 2:08 pm
Subject: Extra Room at Charles 		dsnewman99@...
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RE: Extra room at the Head of the Charles.

Capital City Rowing has an extra room at the Doubltree Hotel in Boston, MA for four nights next week. The rooms were purchased at last years room rates - the room is a king two-room suite with pull-out sofa non smoking, October 16, 17, 18, 19, total cost is $1327.81. Capital City Rowing has already paid for the room, so anyone who is interested needs to coordinate payment through CCR Treasurer Chris Minardi (information below).

Doubletree Guest Suites Boston
400 Soldiers Field Road
Boston, MA 02134-1893
Tel: 1-617-783-0090

Christine Anne Minardi
2350 Phillips Road #9112
Tallahassee, FL 32308
850.294.8393

Call me or Chris Minardi with any question.

Thanks,

Dan Newman
Capital City Rowing
Men's Varsity
850.321.0738


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#1940 From: "Michael Moseley" <moseleyuf@...>
Date: Thu Oct 9, 2008 10:08 pm
Subject: Gatorhead Regatta 		moseleyuf
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Just a reminder to everyone, Gatorhead registration will close
tomorrow evening.  Please go to www.gainesvillearearowing.com for
information on the race, and there is a link there to register with
Regatta Central.
Thanks,
Michael

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#1939 From: "Larry Triana" <ltriana001@...>
Date: Tue Oct 7, 2008 10:41 am
Subject: ROCCS Scramble 		ltriana001@...
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Hey Dan ,
    Please pass this on
Thanks,
Larry Triana Pres.
ROCCS

Come have some fun with the ROCCS rowing club on beautiful Lake Henderson in Inverness, Citrus County, Saturday, October 25th. We are hosting a day of friendly competition.

The course is going to be a 1000 meter sprint. The event schedule will be set the morning of the race so the students may row in multiple boats. If any teams have middle school rowers let us know and they are welcome to come also because we have middle school students and would love to see them get a taste of this great sport. Space is limited to how many teams (boats) we can have so if you are interested please contact Larry Triana @ 352-302-3716 or email ltriana001@... .

There is no fee to enter and the city is hosting their annual Cooter Festival so if you decide to stick around there will be a lot to do; music, food, and fun for all ages.  


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#1938 From: "Matt Abel" <abel.matt@...>
Date: Fri Oct 3, 2008 2:45 pm
Subject: Additional Waiver for Tampa HP Event 		abel.matt@...
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All athletes participating in this Saturday's event in Tampa need to sign this additional waiver.

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#1937 From: "Crossley, Brice A. (KSC)[SGS]" <Brice.A.Crossley@...>
Date: Thu Oct 2, 2008 12:22 am
Subject: FW: Head of the Indian Creek Regatta Oct 12 		Brice.A.Crossley@...
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From: Elaine [MBRC] [mailto:Elaine@...]
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 11:34 AM
Subject: Head of the Indian Creek Regatta Oct 12

 
Registration for the 16th Annual Head of the Indian Creek Regatta closes at midnight tonight. Entries can be submitted on www.regattacentral.com 
 
Reminder that all US Rowing organizational members have the option of submitting team waivers to US Rowing for the regatta. They will be valid through the end of the calendar year for all other US Rowing registered regattas and events.  Contact www.usrowing.org for more information.
 
Looking forward to seeing your teams in Miami Beach. Thanks for registering!
 
 
Miami Beach Rowing Club
Ronald W. Shane Center
Elaine Roden
Executive Director
Elaine@...
6500 Indian Creek Drive
Miami Beach, Fl 33141
tel: 305-861-8876
fax: 305-861-8841
www.rowmiamibeach.com 		 
 

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#1936 From: "Crossley, Brice A. (KSC)[SGS]" <Brice.A.Crossley@...>
Date: Tue Sep 30, 2008 7:57 pm
Subject: FW: Model D ergs with PM3 Monitors for Sale 		Brice.A.Crossley@...
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From: Thompson, Brandon A. [mailto:brandon.thompson@...]
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 1:54 PM
Subject: Model D ergs with PM3 Monitors for Sale

 
Rollins is selling 9 Concept 2 Ergs, Model D's with PM3 monitors. Well kept and purchased on 10/4/04. Please contact Shawn Pistor (Head Coach) at spistor@... or Brandon Thompson at brandon.thompson@... .

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#1935 From: "Andrew Harsh" <aharsh@...>
Date: Tue Sep 30, 2008 4:46 pm
Subject: Reminder - First Coast Head Race Registration Deadline - Corrected Date 		aharsh218
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No change except that Saturday is the 4th instead of the 5th – Sorry.

 

Just a reminder that the 20th Annual First Coast Head Race Registration Deadline is fast approaching. Please have all entries submitted online (http://www.firstcoastheadrace.org) and paperwork postmarked by

 

Saturday, October 4, 2008

 

All information about the race can be found on http://www.firstcoastheadrace.org or http://www.stantoncrew.org.

 

Also don’t forgot about the pasta dinner on Friday, October 10th at the race site. Registration for the pasta dinner is now open online at http://www.firstcoastheadrace.org.

 

Thank you to everyone that is already registered for the race. 

 

We look forward to seeing everyone at the race,

Andy

 

Regatta Director

20th Annual First Coast Head Race

Stanton Rowing Foundation, Inc.

 

 


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#1934 From: "Andrew Harsh" <aharsh@...>
Date: Tue Sep 30, 2008 3:57 pm
Subject: Reminder - First Coast Head Race Registration Deadline 		aharsh218
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Just a reminder that the 20th Annual First Coast Head Race Registration Deadline is fast approaching. Please have all entries submitted online (http://www.firstcoastheadrace.org) and paperwork postmarked by

 

Saturday, October 5, 2008

 

All information about the race can be found on http://www.firstcoastheadrace.org or http://www.stantoncrew.org.

 

Also don’t forgot about the pasta dinner on Friday, October 10th at the race site. Registration for the pasta dinner is now open online at http://www.firstcoastheadrace.org.

 

Thank you to everyone that is already registered for the race. 

 

We look forward to seeing everyone at the race,

Andy

 

Regatta Director

20th Annual First Coast Head Race

Stanton Rowing Foundation, Inc.

 


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#1933 From: Dan Newman <dsnewman99@...>
Date: Tue Sep 30, 2008 2:56 pm
Subject: FW: Waivers TBCRC 		dsnewman99@...
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Here is the waiver form in PDF format.


To: fsra@yahoogroups.com
From: dsnewman99@...
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 14:01:17 -0400
Subject: [FSRA] Waivers TBCRC

TO: FSRA Members
RE: Junior Team Event this weekend

Here is the waiver that any participants in Saturday's event will need to bring.



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#1932 From: Dan Newman <dsnewman99@...>
Date: Mon Sep 29, 2008 6:01 pm
Subject: Waivers TBCRC 		dsnewman99@...
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TO: FSRA Members
RE: Junior Team Event this weekend

Here is the waiver that any participants in Saturday's event will need to bring.


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#1931 From: Dan Newman <dsnewman99@...>
Date: Mon Sep 29, 2008 4:41 pm
Subject: FW: Reminder for US Junior Women's National Team - Florida Regional Camps 		dsnewman99@...
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TO: FSRA Coaches
RE: Junior Women's National Team Camp

Please see the note below from Steve Hargis regarding the Junior Women's Camp this weekend.

There were two questions that I had for Steve when we spoke today, which I will share with you. First, should we bring rowers who are ineligible for this year's junior team (i.e. born in 1990), but who may have elite potential. The answer is YES. Any rower, particularly an athletic (and large) senior is welcome. Second, I asked about novice rowers who may develop into talents later. Again, the answer was YES. If your program has a novice rower with a lot of potential, they are very much invited to participate.

Steve asserted that the point of these series of camps is to get as many girls, and eventually boys, into the Development system.

If you have anyone that you want to include, please contact Steve by Wednesday.

Thanks,

Dan Newman
850.321.0738

Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 12:09:03 -0700
From: shargis@...
Subject: Reminder for US Junior Women's National Team - Florida Regional Camps
To: dsnewman99@...

Hi Dan,
 
Just wanted  to follow-up and ask if you could send out a final e-mail reminder to folks.  So far I have received responses from Hillsborough, Sarasota Scullers, Sebastian River, Pine Crest, OARS, Miami RC, ROCCS, Episcopal and Plant. I know everyone is really busy but I would like to finalize logistics for the weekend by Wednesday.  So if they could look at their athlete pool and identify the athletes they would like to involve in this program and get back to me before Wednesday, I would greatly appreciate it.  The feedback that I have received has been very positive and many are not only using this to expose their athletes to the excitement and the possibilities of the Jr Women's National Team but many are hoping that the attendees will come back and serve to inspire others around them. This was the hope and ony the coaches can help make this a reality.
 
Thanks again to you and entire FSRA for makinkg this possible and I look forward to working with the FRSA athletes and coaches this weekend,
Steve

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From: Dan Newman <dsnewman99@...>
To: shargis@...; Craig Hoffman <choff69845@...>
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 8:31:58 AM
Subject: FW: [FSRA] US Junior Women's National Team - Florida Regional Camps

FYI



To: fsra@yahoogroups.com
From: dsnewman99@...
Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:44:01 -0400
Subject: [FSRA] US Junior Women's National Team - Florida Regional Camps

TO: FSRA Coaches
RE: Junior Development Events

For those of you who attended the FSRA Annual Meeting, you saw US Junior Women's Coach Steve Hargis talk about the new Development model that the junior team is instituting.

Florida has a phenomenal opportunity to lead in this program. Steve has arranged for several developmental training weekends throughout the year.

The first one is in Tampa on the first weekend in October. See all the information below and on the attachment.

Best,

Dan Newman
FSRA President
850.321.0738


Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:41:50 -0700
From: shargis@snet. net
Subject: US Junior Women's National Team - Florida Regional Camps
To: dsnewman99@hotmail. com
CC: abel.matt@gmail. com

PLEASE FORWARD TO FSRA MEMBERSHIP
 
Dear Coaches,
 
I have attached the information and itinerary for the Florida Regional Camps I introduced at the FSRA Annual Meeting.  I am very much looking to working with you and your athletes as we continue to build a strong base in support of our national system!  
 
In support of this unique effort in the State of Florida, I am asking each team to send/bring two (2) athletes from each program...a comfort factor for athletes for sure. The criteria I would like to use for the selection of the athletes is a) one should be your very top athlete who is 5' 8" or taller and is a 1991 birthday or younger with under a 7:30 spring erg potential and b) the second should be your top 1993 birthday (Jr B) or younger who is 5' 9 or taller and with an under 8:00 erg potential in the spring.  If you don't have a 1993 that fits that then please look at a 1992 birthday. Also, the more we can keep these athletes the same thoughout the four dates, that would be the best. 
 
To get this effort started, the Tampa Bypass Canal Rowing Council, represented by Marilyn Samaha, has stepped forward to support USRowing by hosting the first regional camp at their Palm River Facility in Tampa. I have provided the physical address below if anyone needs to forward directions to athletes and their parents.
 
Palm River Facility
5511 East Washington Street
Tampa, FL 33619-3442
 
Each athlete will be responsible for their own hotel arrangements and their Sunday breakfast for the weekend.  The Saturday evening dinner, the Sunday lunch and snacks will be provided at the facility. 
 
I would greatly appreciate your identifying the athlete(s) and sending me their names, birthdate, height, weight and USRowing number via e-mail by Friday, September 26 so that I can finalize the logistics for the weekend.  Checks for the camp should be made payable to 'USRowing' and will be accepted on-site.
 
Thank you again for your continued support,
 
Steve Hargis
US Junior National Team Development Coach
860 961 6664
 
 
 

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#1930 From: Paul Mellinger <mellingerpaul@...>
Date: Fri Sep 26, 2008 6:52 pm
Subject: $99 Hotel Rooms for Miami International Regatta 		mellingerpaul
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In light of economic realities the Miami mart Hotel has agreed to drop their rates from  to $99/night for the Miami International Regatta. Contact information to make your reservations is as follows. If anyou have had a look at how nice this hotel is you will realize what a tremendous value this is.
 

Sylvia Quinn

Sales Manager

Miami Mart Airport Hotel

711 Northwest 72nd Avenue

Miami, Florida 33126

(305) 260 - 8928 direct

(305) 260 - 8954 fax

(866) 578 - 4078 reservations

www.miamimartairporthotel.com

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#1929 From: "Crossley, Brice A. (KSC)[SGS]" <Brice.A.Crossley@...>
Date: Fri Sep 26, 2008 5:40 pm
Subject: 2 Boats (4+) for sale 		Brice.A.Crossley@...
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From: Thompson, Brandon A. [mailto:brandon.thompson@...]
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 1:06 PM

All,

Rollins College has two used fours for sale. Please see information below and do not hesitate to contact myself or Shawn Pistor.

1999 Vespoli Women's Ultralite 4+ (DS4) avg wt. 130 - 170 lb rowers $4900

1999 Pocock Men's Winged 4+ (Avg. crew weight 190 lbs) $5900

We are the original owners of both boats and I can give you the serial numbers of each if you would like to call the boat companies. None of the boats have been on salt water and are both in excellent condition. You are welcome to come over and take a look if you would like.

Shawn  spistor@...  407-620-8071

Brandon brandon.thompson@...   407-760-5668


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#1928 From: jayefbee2@...
Date: Thu Sep 25, 2008 2:34 am
Subject: Gatorhead Regatta 		jayefbee2@...
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8th GatorHead Regatta
Saturday October 18, 2008

We are very excited to be hosting this year's GatorHead Regatta at
Newnans Lake and look forward to providing a good course that is also
Novice friendly.  The 7,500 acre lake that borders East Gainesville is
surrounded by stately cypress trees draped in Spanish moss, Sabal
palms, and other native trees and plants.  Wildlife watching along its
shores includes wading birds and nesting bald eagles and osprey.
(Because of the abundant wildlife in the area, we strongly emphasize
that it would be best to leave dogs at home for this event.  Insect
repellent is also recommended).  If you have seen the real Florida,
Newnans Lake is a great slice of what our state looks like without all
of the development.  Home to both Gainesville Area Rowing and Florida
Crew, the University of Florida's rowing club, the lake is a great
spot for canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and biking.  We will have a
shuttle running between  the boat launching area and the spectator
area at Palm Point, but if you do not mind a little excercise bring a
bicycle or walk the 1.5 mile lakeside road.
REGISTRATION & FEES
USRowing membership required
Register online at Regatta Central beginning September 11th.
Registration deadline October 11th.  No late registrations.
Payment by cash or check, made payable to GAR, at sign-in on race day
Eights - $80
Fours & Quads- $55
Doubles & Pairs- $35
Singles - $30
Entry cap $650

SCHEDULE
## - Time - Event
01 - 09:00 - Womens 8+
02 - 09:15 - Womens Novice 8+
03 - 09:25 - Mens 2X
04 - 09:35 - Womens 1X
05 - 10:00 - Mens 4+
06 - 10:15 - Mens Novice 4+
07 - 10:30 - Womens 2-
08 - 10:40 - Mens 1X
09 - 10:55 - Womens 4X
10 - ***Lunch Break***
11 - 12:55 - Womens 4+
12 - 01:10 - Womens Novice 4+
13 - 01:40 - Mens 8+
14 - 01:55 - Mens Novice 8+
15 - 02:15 - Womens 2X
16 - 02:35 - Mens 2-
17 - 02:45 - Mens 4X

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#1927 From: TravUCF@...
Date: Wed Sep 24, 2008 1:12 pm
Subject: Looking for Used Ergs 		travucf
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Hello All,

Lake Brantley Crew is looking to pick up some used Ergs.

If your Organization or if know of any individuals who might want to part with some ( we are looking for 3-4) Please email me back and let me know! 

I appreciate the help.


Travis Raker
Varsity Men
Lake Brantley Crew

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#1926 From: Dan Newman <dsnewman99@...>
Date: Thu Sep 18, 2008 10:44 pm
Subject: US Junior Women's National Team - Florida Regional Camps 		dsnewman99@...
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TO: FSRA Coaches
RE: Junior Development Events

For those of you who attended the FSRA Annual Meeting, you saw US Junior Women's Coach Steve Hargis talk about the new Development model that the junior team is instituting.

Florida has a phenomenal opportunity to lead in this program. Steve has arranged for several developmental training weekends throughout the year.

The first one is in Tampa on the first weekend in October. See all the information below and on the attachment.

Best,

Dan Newman
FSRA President
850.321.0738

Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:41:50 -0700
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Dear Coaches,
 
I have attached the information and itinerary for the Florida Regional Camps I introduced at the FSRA Annual Meeting.  I am very much looking to working with you and your athletes as we continue to build a strong base in support of our national system!  
 
In support of this unique effort in the State of Florida, I am asking each team to send/bring two (2) athletes from each program...a comfort factor for athletes for sure. The criteria I would like to use for the selection of the athletes is a) one should be your very top athlete who is 5' 8" or taller and is a 1991 birthday or younger with under a 7:30 spring erg potential and b) the second should be your top 1993 birthday (Jr B) or younger who is 5' 9 or taller and with an under 8:00 erg potential in the spring.  If you don't have a 1993 that fits that then please look at a 1992 birthday. Also, the more we can keep these athletes the same thoughout the four dates, that would be the best. 
 
To get this effort started, the Tampa Bypass Canal Rowing Council, represented by Marilyn Samaha, has stepped forward to support USRowing by hosting the first regional camp at their Palm River Facility in Tampa. I have provided the physical address below if anyone needs to forward directions to athletes and their parents.
 
Palm River Facility
5511 East Washington Street
Tampa, FL 33619-3442
 
Each athlete will be responsible for their own hotel arrangements and their Sunday breakfast for the weekend.  The Saturday evening dinner, the Sunday lunch and snacks will be provided at the facility. 
 
I would greatly appreciate your identifying the athlete(s) and sending me their names, birthdate, height, weight and USRowing number via e-mail by Friday, September 26 so that I can finalize the logistics for the weekend.  Checks for the camp should be made payable to 'USRowing' and will be accepted on-site.
 
Thank you again for your continued support,
 
Steve Hargis
US Junior National Team Development Coach
860 961 6664
 
 
 

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#1925 From: Dan Newman <dsnewman99@...>
Date: Fri Sep 12, 2008 5:29 pm
Subject: 2008 USRowing Fall Speed Order 		dsnewman99@...
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TO: FSRA Coaches and Programs
RE: 2008 USRowing Fall Speed Order

Please see the information below.

USRowing

2008 USRowing Fall Speed Order
2008 USRowing Fall Speed Order
Tentative Information for the USRowing Fall Speed Order
Schedule is subject to change. Please check back periodically for updates.
Date: November 15, 2008
Location: Carnegie Lake, Princeton, N.J.
Events: LM1x, LW1x, M1x, W1x, JM1x
Distance: Approximately 2 miles
Tentative Schedule
Friday, November 14, 2008
Practice Schedule: 12:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. only.  Please launch from finish line dock. 
Scales and course map will be made available at the athlete meeting.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Athlete Meeting: 9:30 a.m. (a representative from each boat must be present or the entry will be scratched)
Weigh-ins: Time TBD. 
FISA Max Rules: Light Men- 72.5 kg; Light Women - 59kg. 
If an athlete fails to make weight, they will be allowed to race in the heavyweight event.
Racing: 12:30 p.m. Flight times will be determined once all entries have been received.
Registration Information
  • Register online through Regatta Central at   www.regattacentral.com
  • Entry Fee: $25 per person
  • Registration deadline: Friday, November 7, 2008, MIDNIGHT (EST)
  • USRowing membership is required: visit www.usrowing.org to renew or join.




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#1924 From: Justin Lednar <jlednar@...>
Date: Thu Sep 11, 2008 6:43 pm
Subject: Boat Transport to HOOCH 8+ = $200, 4+ = $150 		jlednar@...
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All,
 
I will be pulling a trailer to HOOCH leaving Orlando EARLY Friday (10/31) morning in order to arrive at the venue just after mid-day.
Boats would need to be brought to Turkey Lake Park to be loaded before Thursday night (10/30).
 
I will be pulling out and headed back to Orlando on Sunday (11/2) at noon.
 
Round Trip prices are as follows.
 
8+      = $200.00
4+/4X = $150.00
2X/2- = $80.00
1X     = $60.00
 
 
Please contact me directly, and soon, as rack space is limited.
 
Justin M. Lednar
WinTech Racing - Florida
Head Coach - Boone Crew
508-769-5769
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#1923 From: Paul Mellinger <mellingerpaul@...>
Date: Thu Sep 11, 2008 5:55 pm
Subject: Special Hotel Rates for Miami International Regatta 		mellingerpaul
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The regatta team for the Miami International Regatta has already begun preparations for the Miami International Regatta on March 7th 2009, and would like to pass on a significant development.
 
We are proud to announce that the Miami Mart Airport Hotel has stepped forward to become one of our premium sponsors. They have drastically reduced their room rates in the height of the college spring break season for travelling teams on Friday Night March 6th.
 
The rate for the rooms is $129 +tax whether a double or king. The hotel is about 8 miles from the course. I personally visited the hotel and can attest that it is a "nice" place where coaches , rowers, officials, and parents will be comfortable. It has a pool, good restaurant, and a nice bar (important for parents...) It will be practically impossible to find a nicer hotel at this price in Miami during spring break.
 
I am encouraging your "Travel Coordinators" to contact the hotel directly as soon as possible and make reservations. I would recommend that you give the hotel a rough idea of the number of rooms you need now and then as you get closer to the regatta finalize the exact number.
 
Your contact person at the Miami Mart Hotel is as follows;
 
Sylvia Quinn
Phone# 305-260-8928
 
The website for the hotel is ;
 
 
For those of you that like to put on a team breakfast they have the facilities and staff to do that as well.
 
More updates on improvements and surprises  for the Miami Regatta to follow but I wanted to get this one out early as many of you are already making plans for the spring.
 
 
Best regards,
 
Paul Mellinger
Regatta Director
Miami International Regatta


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#1922 From: "Tom Feaster" <arbitrators.mediators@...>
Date: Fri Sep 5, 2008 4:13 pm
Subject: FW: Rowers on TV 		stewardusrep
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See link below from USRA site.

 

Tom Feaster

 

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#1921 From: Cristi Skeels <cristipeterson@...>
Date: Thu Sep 4, 2008 1:09 pm
Subject: Jax Episcopal looking for asst coaches 		cmpeterson32216
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Jacksonville Episcopal is looking for two qualified assistant coaches to work with the girls' program this spring.  Our season runs January through the end of April, with practice 6 days a week.  3:30-6pm on weekdays, 8-11am on Saturdays when there is no regatta.  One assistant would work with the returning girls and the other would work with the novice (mostly middle school) girls.  Please email girls' head coach Cristi Peterson Skeels if interested and please forward to anyone in the Jacksonville area who may be interested.  cristipeterson@...
 

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#1920 From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Thu Sep 4, 2008 2:03 am
Subject: Southeast Youth Regional Regatta 		eubix
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I know many of you are making your schedule for the year. I want to go ahead and give you a heads up on the Regional Championship.

Due to AP test and Baccalaureate testing on the second weekend of May. I have received a lot of feedback and request to schedule the regatta differently. I hope that with this much heads up you can make plans accordingly.

The Southeast Youth Championships will be held in Oak Ridge, TN. On the Melton Lake Rowing Venue on May 2-3 2009. Remember, that the Florida States and Dogwood regatta will continue to be used to seed the regional championship.

There is a SAT Test that day so please make plans.

Thank you for your continue support of youth rowing.

I will see most of you at the Hooch. We will do a Southeast Coaches meeting after the C&C meeting Friday night.

If you have questions please email me.

Allen Eubanks
USRowing Southeast Rep

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#1919 From: "Crossley, Brice A (KSC)" <Brice.A.Crossley@...>
Date: Wed Sep 3, 2008 7:01 pm
Subject: FW: 2008 Minutes follow up item 		Brice.A.Crossley@...
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From: tess durant [mailto:tessdurant@...]
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 2:43 PM
Subject: 2008 Minutes

Brice:  Please ask the coaches to e-mail their post-season success to me at tessdurant@....  The only one I really got was WP men before I fell hopelessly behind ... 
 
Tess Durant
Senior Coach Advisor
Stanton/River Bank Rowing

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