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Just a reminder that the 20^th 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 10^th 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

20^th Annual First Coast Head Race

Stanton Rowing Foundation, Inc.

#58

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Thu Aug 21, 2008 12:36 am
Subject: FW: Last Chance!! Rowing Education in Oak Ridge, TN - August 23/24

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Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 14:06:31 -0400
To: <margot@...>
Subject: Last Chance!! Rowing Education in Oak Ridge, TN - August 23/24

(Please post the attached notice in your boathouse or forward it to your members!)

Rowing Education in Oak Ridge, TN

Saturday and Sunday, August 23-24

     - Safe Boat Launch Driving and NASBLA Certification
     - Safe Coxing
    - Safe Trailer Driving

USRowing Coaching Continuing Education Credits

Register online www.rowingeducation.org <http://www.rowingeducation.org/RRC2-Cal.html> link to RegattaCentral

see attached for more information or go to
www.rowingeducation.org <http://www.rowingeducation.org/>

Margot Zalkind
Executive Director
Foundation for Rowing Education, Inc.
www.rowingeducation.org <http://www.rowingeducation.org/>
Margot@...
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#57

From: "Andrew Harsh" <aharsh@...>
Date: Wed Aug 20, 2008 5:35 pm
Subject: 20th Annual First Coast Head Race - Information and Packet

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You are cordially invited to join the competition and fun of the 20^th Annual First Coast Head Race on Saturday, October 11, 2008.

In the attached brochure you will find information on the 20^th Annual First Coast Head Race, events and instructions on how to participate.

Registration is now open on http://www.firstcoastheadrace.org or http://www.fchr.org.

For full regatta details including registration information, maps, and other information visit: http://www.firstcoastheadrace.org or http://www.fchr.org.

Registration is Now Open!

Registration Deadline (including all paperwork) – October 4, 2008

Pasta Dinner on Friday, October 10^th, 6:00pm to 7:30pm:
Drop your trailer and join the party at the race site. Pasta with and without meat, salad, bread, dessert and beverages.

$8.00 - 10 years of age or older, $6.00 - under 10 years of age

If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Andy Harsh at aharsh@....

We look forward to seeing everyone at the race on October 11, 2008.

Andy Harsh

Regatta Director

20^th Annual First Coast Head Race

Stanton Rowing Foundation, Inc.

You might get multiple copies of this email. It has gone out to all of last year’s participants plus multiple list groups. Sorry for the inconvenience.

#56

From: "Andrew Harsh" <aharsh@...>
Date: Wed Aug 20, 2008 5:35 pm
Subject: Stanton Invitational 2009 - March 7, 2009

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Stanton Invitational 2009 – March 7, 2009

Due to race site and course restrictions, the Stanton Invitational 2009 is an invitational only regatta.

Due to the high number of teams that have requested to come to the race over the last couple of years; we are requesting teams to submit invitation requests to us for the race. Please email the requests to Andy Harsh, aharsh@... and include the following information:

Team Name

Contact Name

Contact Email

Size of Men’s and Women’s Team

Size of Trailer

The deadline for invitation requests is December 1, 2008. Regatta Invitations will be sent out around the last week in December.

Thank You,

Andy Harsh

Stanton Invitational 2009

Stanton Rowing Foundation, Inc.

#55

From: "Andrew Harsh" <aharsh@...>
Date: Thu Jun 19, 2008 11:24 pm
Subject: 20th First Coast Head Race - Save the Date - Saturday, October 11, 2008

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http://www.stantoncrew.org

As you are wrapping up the Spring 2008 season and start to look towards the Fall 2008 season.

Save the date of:

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2008

to join the fun and competition of the 20^th Annual First Coast Head Race in Jacksonville, Florida.

This is the 20th anniversary for the First Coast Head Race which will be held on October 11^th. In honor of this longstanding rowing tradition, the LOC is planning a big celebration and spectacular regatta. The First Coast Head Race has always been a unique event and will continue to be this year. Preparations are already underway and you all can expect to experience one of the premier rowing events in the southeast. We have an experienced and dedicated Regatta team and are working on some ideas and surprises to make a great event even better. It is going to be a very exciting and rich experience for your athletes and I know you all will not want to miss it.

Information about the race will be posted throughout the months June and July on the Stanton Website: http://www.stantoncrew.org

Full Registration Packet will be available the end of July / beginning of August.

If you have any questions or need more information, please contact Andy Harsh at aharsh@.... Please have “FCHR” in the subject line.

We look forward to seeing everyone at the race on October 11, 2008.

Andy Harsh

Regatta Director

20^th Annual First Coast Head Race

You might get multiple copies of this email. It has gone out to past year’s participants plus multiple list groups and other emails. Sorry for the inconvenience.

#54

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Tue Feb 5, 2008 3:29 am
Subject: Re: US Rowing ID Camp reminder emails

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All info is also on the US Rowing website.


Greetings Coaches, Parents, Athletes and Friends of Junior Women's Rowing -

As we labor indoors with fingers crossed for an early spring, we are beginning make preparations for this year's USRowing Development Camps and Selection Camp!

Female athletes born 1990 or later and with any experience level are encouraged to attend one of the nine identification camps we have set up across the country. There is no prerequisite to attend, they are open to all age eligible athletes (including coxswains) as well as parents and coaches.

At each one-day identification camp, the athletes will be given a presentation on the structure of the Junior Women's system including the Junior National Team, The High Performance Team, Selection Camp, Development Camp for Junior As and Junior Bs, and the Junior B Sculling Camp. The coaches will also present information on training and preparation for high level junior athletes.

After the presentation, there will be an opportunity to do an extended warm-up and a 2000m erg test followed by a session on the water with the national team coaches (weather permitting). The schedule of each identification camp may vary slightly, and will also include a question and answer session with the Junior National Team coaches and, in some locations, an athlete or two from last year's Junior Team.

The identification camps will be held as follows:
Feb 16 - Seattle, WA
Feb 17 - Marin, CA
Feb 24 - Boston, MA (as part of the CRASH-b sprints)
Mar 1 - Conshohocken, PA
Mar 2 - Washington, DC
Mar 9 - DeLand, FL
Mar 15 - Chicago, IL
Mar 16 - Pelham, NY
Mar 30 - Boston, MA

For further information, please see the USRowing website:

http://usrowing.org/JuniorNationalTeam/Camps/08jrntidca.aspx <http://usrowing.org/JuniorNationalTeam/Camps/08jrntidca.aspx>

To register for the identification camps, please click on the USRowing link at the bottom of the RegattaCentral camps and clinics tab:

https://www.regattacentral.com/index.jsp?tab=camps <https://www.regattacentral.com/index.jsp?tab=camps>

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call or email Sarah Cannon, Head Development Camp Coach.
phone: 206-484-1389
email: sarahelithe@... <http://us.f822.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=sarahelithe@...>

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#53

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Thu Jan 17, 2008 4:17 am
Subject: SEYRA All-District Team

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Coaches,

I am going to try to identify the top individuals in our district by
starting the Southeast Youth Rowing All-District Team. I want to select
athletes that are top in rowing and scholastics. I want to get them a little
more PR if that is possible.

I will take information on top 25% of finishers male and female from
regional Indoor Erg Events this January. I will then attempt to email the
programs and get information submitted to select a first team (8), second
team (8) and honorable mention (8). I am still working on coxswain
selection.

Information will be: (example)

Name:
Program:
Height:
Weight:
Erg Score: Pulled from Erg Events
GPA:
ACT:
SAT:
Competitive History
Local News contacts

Once selected I will ask for a pic from the program to post on the website
and in regional media.


If any of you have ideas on this please share them with me.

Allen Eubanks
Southeast Youth Represenative

#52

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:01 pm
Subject: Marathon Trailer

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Hello,

Allen Eubanks Head coach of Oak Ridge Rowing. I am driving a trailer to the Rowing Marathon in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Could you please put a note out that if anyone is going to the Natchitoches Marathon and would like their shells on the ORRA trailer to please contact me this week. Here is my travel plans and rates if anyone from the Southeast wants to catch a ride. Some racks are already reserved so space is limited.

The cost for shell transport is: (round trip)
1x=        $175 per
2x/+=    $200 per
4x/+=    $300 per
8+=       $400 per

The Marathon Trailer Plan (1900 MILES)
Thursday
9:00 AM EST         Leave Oak Ridge, TN
11:00 AM EST       Pick-up Boats in Chattanooga
1:00 PM EST         Pick-up Boats in ARC
2:30 PM EST         Pick up Boats from LLRC
10:00 PM CST       Stop in Vicksburg, MS (Rest)

Friday
12:00 PM CST       Meet ORRA Bus in Vicksburg for Tour of National War Park
3:00 PM CST         Leave Vicksburg, MS
7:00 PM CST         Arrive in Natchitoches, LA

Saturday
6:00 AM CST         Leave Hotel to Race Site (Melrose, LA)
6:30 AM CST         Arrive at Race Site (Rig and Prepare)
7:00 AM CST         Coach @ Cox Meeting
8:00 AM CST         First Launch (I think)
1:00 PM CST         Trailer Arrives in downtown Natchitoches
4:00 PM CST         Trailer Leaves Natchitoches (if not earlier)
11:00 PM CST        Arrive in Tuscaloosa, AL (Rest)

Sunday
8:00 AM CST         Leave Tuscaloosa, AL
12:00 AM EST       Drop Boats in ARC
1:30 PM EST         Drop Boats LLRC
3:00 PM EST         Drop Boats in Chattanooga
6:00 PM EST         Return Oak Ridge, TN

Allen Eubanks
Head Coach
Oak Ridge Rowing
865-591-0566

#51

From: edward gunter <gunteredward@...>
Date: Thu Aug 30, 2007 4:40 pm
Subject: Re: Southeast Coaches Conference

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Hi Allen,

Mike Townsend moved into my position as the head coach of the juniors and manager of the Augusta Rowing Club. His email is michael.arcboathouse@ gmail.com, so you can take mine off the list and add his. I went to Michigan State to be their boatman, so we'll see each other again at the south central qualifyer.

Allen Eubanks <coach@...> wrote:

Hello Coach,

Greetings from the The Southeast Youth Rowing Association(SEYRA) and the Lookout Rowing Club(LRC) in Chattanooga, TN. Sorry for the random email from me. I look forward to talking to most of you face to face during the upcoming year. I hope all is well in your programs and if I can help you in anyway please feel free to ask.

SEYRA and LRC are working together to try to develop a Joy of Sculling Conferences here in the Southeast.! We wanted to get feedback from you on if there would be interest in the developments of this type of service in our region. As well as spread the word regarding our upcoming conferences.

The date we are looking at is:

JSC-Chattanooga 2008 will be held from Friday, November 19th � Sunday, November 21st. (third weekend in November)

For more information about what the convention would be like please visit the website http://www.thejoysofsculling.com. All conference information can be found on our website and is available in PDF format for easy downloading.

If you have interests please respond to this email with a a yes, your name, program and state. This will not be binding, however, I need to get demographic sampling of who might attend for planning purposes.

Warm regards,

Allen Eubanks
Southeast Youth Rowing Association
http://www.southeastjuniors,org
865-591-0566

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#50

From: "Andrew Harsh" <aharsh@...>
Date: Wed Aug 29, 2007 3:26 pm
Subject: 2007 First Coast Head Race - Information

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http://www.stantoncrew.org

You are cordially invited to join the competition and fun of the 19^th Annual First Coast Head Race.

In the attached brochure you will find information on the 2007 First Coast Head Race, events and instructions on how to participate.

You may either register on Regatta Central or fill out the forms that can be found on http://www.stantoncrew.org.

If you register using regatta central please do not pay via credit card, please see packet for additional fees if you do us a credit card.

Please check the website for changes and updated information: http://www.stantoncrew.org

Entry Deadlines:

Early Entry Deadline (including all paperwork) – September 29, 2007

Standard Entry Deadline (including all paperwork) – October 6, 2007

In an effort to help us in the planning of the race, if you or your team are thinking about coming please email: aharsh@....

FSRA Coaches: The LOC has reviewed the request from a few FSRA teams to add the pairs event in this years race. Based on last year’s entries in the event and the safety concerns it raises on this challenging course the LOC has decided not to include the pairs event in this year’s race. The list of events will stand as it was presented in the packet at the annual meeting and that is listed on the website. We will review this issue again before next years race and make the determination then. All factors will be considered then including the number of entries at the annual state regatta

If you have any questions or need information, please contact Andy Harsh at aharsh@....

We look forward to seeing everyone at the race on October 13, 2007.

Andy Harsh

Regatta President

19^th Annual First Coast Head Race

You might get multiple copies of this email. It has gone out to all of last year’s participants plus multiple list groups. Sorry for the inconvenience.

#49

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Wed Aug 29, 2007 1:57 am
Subject: Southeast Coaches Conference

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Hello Coach,

Greetings from the The Southeast Youth Rowing Association(SEYRA) and the Lookout Rowing Club(LRC) in Chattanooga, TN. Sorry for the random email from me. I look forward to talking to most of you face to face during the upcoming year. I hope all is well in your programs and if I can help you in anyway please feel free to ask.

SEYRA and LRC are working together to try to develop a Joy of Sculling Conferences here in the Southeast.! We wanted to get feedback from you on if there would be interest in the developments of this type of service in our region. As well as spread the word regarding our upcoming conferences.

The date we are looking at is:

JSC-Chattanooga 2008 will be held from Friday, November 19th – Sunday, November 21st. (third weekend in November)

For more information about what the convention would be like please visit the website http://www.thejoysofsculling.com. All conference information can be found on our website and is available in PDF format for easy downloading.

If you have interests please respond to this email with a a yes, your name, program and state. This will not be binding, however, I need to get demographic sampling of who might attend for planning purposes.

Warm regards,

Allen Eubanks
Southeast Youth Rowing Association
http://www.southeastjuniors,org
865-591-0566

#48

From: "rowcat32" <cthomas1@...>
Date: Thu Aug 23, 2007 10:11 pm
Subject: Boat Transportation: I-95

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Contact: Coach Chris Thomas
421 N. Woodland Blvd., Unit 8359
DeLand, FL 32723

Telephone: 386-747-2825
E-Mail: cthomas1@...
Web Site: http://www.gohatters.com

Description
I'll be leaving Florida on August 28.

Driving North on I-95 to both the Resolute Factory (RI) on Aug 30 and
Vespoli Factory (CT) on Aug 31.

I'll be heading back South to Florida on Aug 31. I plan on making any
drop offs on Sept 1st and 2nd.

Let me know if you need a boat moved north or south along I-95. I
currently have room for 4-6 more boats, 2-3 Eights and 2-3 Fours.
There will be a charge for transportation and Waivers will have to be
signed and returned before I can load your boat.

Please call/email if interested.

#47

From: "rowcat32" <cthomas1@...>
Date: Sat Jul 21, 2007 9:05 pm
Subject: Oars and Equipment For Sale: A LOT OF PARTS FOR SALE

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Oars and Equipment For Sale: A LOT OF PARTS FOR SALE

Contact: Chris Thomas

421 N Woodland Blvd. UNIT 8359
DeLand, FL 32723
USA

Telephone: 386-747-2825
E-Mail: cthomas1@...

Web Site: http://www.bama.ua.edu/~thoma160/Boat%20Parts%
20Inventory.xls

SOME ITEMS HAVE BEEN SOLD... LIST UPDATED... 7-21-07

SEATS, TRACKS, SHOES, OARS, etc� if you need we have it!!

Stetson University has a ton of parts for sale. These are parts
salvaged from our fleet after a tornado leveled our boathouse on
February 2, 2007. All parts are in great working condition (unless
otherwise stated) and will provide years of use. The bulk of the
parts came from 2005-2006 Vespoli M2 4+s and 8+s. Furthermore, I have
labeled each part with the appropriate Vespoli part # for your
convenience and reference.

Hard to find Jennings 2-/x Parts too!!

SOME ITEMS HAVE BEEN SOLD... LIST UPDATED... 7-21-07

http://www.bama.ua.edu/~thoma160/Boat%20Parts%20Inventory.xls

Please click link above to view the list of parts, prices, condition,
etc�

Since then we have replaced our fleet and these are the excess spare
parts. This is first come first serve. You pay shipping or we can
deliver to the 2007 Head of the Hooch (or pass them off to another
team).

Please email or call with any comments, questions, or concerns.

SOME ITEMS HAVE BEEN SOLD... LIST UPDATED... 7-21-07

#46

From: edward gunter <gunteredward@...>
Date: Tue May 8, 2007 10:25 pm
Subject: volunteer slots Southeast Youth Championships

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Allen,

I have four rowers plus myself that can help you with launch driving on Saturday. They including myself all have experience driving launches on buoyed courses at Langley. These are my guys who are racing only once in the whole regatta on Sunday in a 4x. We are glad to help on Sat. We could drive in the slots from noon to 6pm. That would give you 15 slots filled. Since I am only bringing a total of 30 rowers, that should also fill out my team's work load share. Let me know.

Also, if you get in a dire situation I can bring a launch (16 foot v hull) and engine. I would rather not, but you let me know.

Ed

Allen Eubanks <coach@...> wrote:

SE Coaches,

We have 36 crews with 1100 athletes racing this weekend. It looks like we have a race on our hands. A few things...

Bring any late payments, waivers and other paperwork with you to the venue at check in.

Please find attached the final lane draws for the Southeast Youth Championship Regatta. I want to thank you all for making the trip. The schedule changed a bit from the one posted last week due to Several scratches. I actually expect a few more once this is posted. I will have updated lane draws at check in on Friday and Saturday.

We need 136 volunteer slots for the weekend to work with Launch driving, Stake boating and Finish line. I can divide the work load between all of the programs based on what�s in the packet or you can just provide sacrifices :) Either way let me know what you have traveling with you that would like to help.

Finish line
Saturday: 8-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4, 4-6 (3 per slot, total 15 volunteer slots)
Sunday: 8-10, 10-12, 12-2 (3 per slot, total 9 volunteer slots)

Stake boats
Saturday: 7.30-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4, 4-6 (6 per slot, total 30 volunteer slots)
Sunday: 7.30-10, 10-12, 12-2 (6 per slot, total 18 volunteer slots)

Launches Drivers
Saturday: 7.30-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4, 4-6 (10 drivers per slot, total 40 volunteer slots)
Sunday: 7.30-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4, 4-6 (10 drivers per slot, total 24 volunteer slots)

We need 10 launches to be brought to the venue. To help the event run on time. I would like to request this from the closer teams.

Please contact coach@... if you have volunteers or launches.

Ready to see you there

Allen Eubanks
Southeast Youth Rep

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#45

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Tue May 8, 2007 8:31 pm
Subject: Southeast Youth Championships

eubix

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SE Coaches,

We have 36 crews with 1100 athletes racing this weekend. It looks like we have a race on our hands. A few things...

Bring any late payments, waivers and other paperwork with you to the venue at check in.

Please find attached the final lane draws for the Southeast Youth Championship Regatta. I want to thank you all for making the trip. The schedule changed a bit from the one posted last week due to Several scratches. I actually expect a few more once this is posted. I will have updated lane draws at check in on Friday and Saturday.

We need 136 volunteer slots for the weekend to work with Launch driving, Stake boating and Finish line. I can divide the work load between all of the programs based on what’s in the packet or you can just provide sacrifices :) Either way let me know what you have traveling with you that would like to help.

Finish line
Saturday: 8-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4, 4-6 (3 per slot, total 15 volunteer slots)
Sunday: 8-10, 10-12, 12-2 (3 per slot, total 9 volunteer slots)

Stake boats
Saturday: 7.30-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4, 4-6 (6 per slot, total 30 volunteer slots)
Sunday: 7.30-10, 10-12, 12-2 (6 per slot, total 18 volunteer slots)

Launches Drivers
Saturday: 7.30-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4, 4-6 (10 drivers per slot, total 40 volunteer slots)
Sunday: 7.30-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4, 4-6 (10 drivers per slot, total 24 volunteer slots)

We need 10 launches to be brought to the venue. To help the event run on time. I would like to request this from the closer teams.

Please contact coach@... if you have volunteers or launches.

Ready to see you there

Allen Eubanks
Southeast Youth Rep

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#44

From: edward gunter <gunteredward@...>
Date: Thu May 3, 2007 7:29 pm
Subject: SE Lane Draws - last question

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so how many advance to the finals from each respective heat?

Allen Eubanks <coach@...> wrote:

There has to be two �B�boats to make a B race. He can race in top event and not qualify. But may petition later

On 5/3/07 2:36 PM, "edward gunter" <gunteredward@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hey, I know that you probably worked your butt off on this - for your two heats on event 20 there are a three and four boat races, each one says 1 advances to the final, also Osprey is entered twice. Were you going to limit them to one entry in the Champ event?

Ed

Allen Eubanks <coach@...> wrote:









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#43

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Thu May 3, 2007 6:57 pm
Subject: Re: SE Lane Draws

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There has to be two “B’boats to make a B race. He can race in top event and not qualify. But may petition later

On 5/3/07 2:36 PM, "edward gunter" <gunteredward@...> wrote:

Hey, I know that you probably worked your butt off on this - for your two heats on event 20 there are a three and four boat races, each one says 1 advances to the final, also Osprey is entered twice. Were you going to limit them to one entry in the Champ event?

Ed

Allen Eubanks <coach@...> wrote:









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#42

From: edward gunter <gunteredward@...>
Date: Thu May 3, 2007 6:36 pm
Subject: Re: SE Lane Draws

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Hey, I know that you probably worked your butt off on this - for your two heats on event 20 there are a three and four boat races, each one says 1 advances to the final, also Osprey is entered twice. Were you going to limit them to one entry in the Champ event?

Ed

Allen Eubanks <coach@...> wrote:

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#41

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Thu May 3, 2007 6:00 pm
Subject: SE Lane Draws

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#40

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Fri Apr 27, 2007 12:57 pm
Subject: Southeast Youth regatta

eubix

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Coaches,

Just an FYI the deadline for dorm registration and events is closing next
week. Please get your entries in .

Allen Eubanks

#39

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Thu Apr 26, 2007 6:09 am
Subject: Southeast junior Rowing Camp

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Just a quick note:
If you have Athletes that fit this bill the Southeast Junior Rowing camp has
the following openings. Each are listed below with the criteria for the
program. I you meet the listed requirement and you believe registration is
full. Pease email me at coach@.... Please visit out website for more
details. http://www.orra.org.

CAMP PROGRAMS
COXSWAIN(4 seats Open)
Submission of race tape required!
OPEN-WEIGHT MEN (15 seat open)
ERG Time Standards 2K 6:55.0 / 6K 22:15.0
LIGHTWEIGHT MEN (8 Seats open)
ERG Time Standards 2K 7:10.0 / 6K 23:00.0
OPEN-WEIGHT WOMEN (13 seats Open)
ERG Time Standards 2K 7:55.0 / 6K 25:15.0
LIGHTWEIGHT WOMEN (2 seats are open
ERG Time Standards 2K 8:10.0 / 6K 26:00.0

We are looking forward to helping your athletes meet their full potential
this summer.

Allen Eubanks
USRowing Southeast Youth Rep
Head Coach Oak Ridge Rowing

#38

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Wed Apr 11, 2007 7:24 pm
Subject: Re: SE Regionals

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Your assistant is correct you have to have either a Champ Heavy or Ltwt 8 entered to enter a 2V boat.

On 4/11/07 1:58 PM, "Alejandro Mendoza" <alejandrogmendoza@...> wrote:

Coach Allen,



I need a clarification for the SE Regional regatta.




Entry Priority: Programs must enter all crews in descending order, beginning with Championship or Lightweight event of the same classification prior to entering the 2V event. Frosh/Novice crews are exempt from this rule.


Can I enter a boys lwt 8+ and a boy's 2V8+ or do i need to have a Hwt Champ 8+ before the hwt 2v8+?



( I assume i need the hwt champ8+ before the hwt 2v8+ but one of my assistant coaches disagrees.)



Thanks



Alejandro Mendoza

Miami Rowing & Watersports Center


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#37

From: "Eric J Catalano" <EJCat3@...>
Date: Thu Apr 5, 2007 6:28 pm
Subject: One more opportunity for Jr Women Rowers 20

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Two important pieces of information regarding Jr. Women’s Rowing

1) We are approaching the last opportunity for athletes to submit their information for consideration for the Jr Team and the Jr Dev Team.

I will be making decisions regarding the invitations in the next 2 weeks.

2) In our canvassing the nation in search of athletes for the Development camp system, we found several 1991,1992, and a few 1993 athletes to fill the Jr B Sculling camps (10 day camps teaching sculling and helping young athletes aspire to reach their potential). BUT there is still a lot of space available. This is an entry level to the Development Camp system so we are still looking for high potential athletes, but the “standards” are a bit looser because we are looking for novices/freshmen. If you have anyone on the team that is that potential rock star we would love to hear about them. I would love to see each team recommend one or two top youngsters (no older than 1991 birthdays). Things that would make the athletes appealing to the Dev Camp Coaches… Some combination of the profile below (note, they do not have to be the total package)

Height 5’9”

Weight athletically matching their height

Fitness some very skilled athlete converting from another sport

Erg 8:00 ish

Determination, Competitive nature, Hard worker

If you have anyone like this, please forward me the following (to this address):

Name:

Birthyear:

Height:

Weight:

Erg Score:

Short fitness comment:

e-mail address:

Eric J. Catalano

***********************************************

Novice Coach Head Coach

Lightweight Women Jr. Women's Dev. Team

Radcliffe Crew USRowing

Harvard University

******************************************

EJCat3@...

(508) 207-7332

#36

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Mon Apr 2, 2007 2:34 pm
Subject: Teleclass for Rowing Coaches - April 10th, 2007 (8pm)

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Coaches...

...The Southeast Youth Rowing Association is proud to bring you the following opportunity in corporation with C O A C H 2 | The Coach's Coach.

Thank you in advance for helping to improve our sport, especially starting in the SE region. By supporting consistent communication between coaches you are enabling and encouraging greater levels of training, education and development of those who dedicate themselves to the sport of rowing, including yourself.

First, we'd like to invite you all to dial in for a free teleclass on Tuesday, April 10th, 2007 at 8pm (EST) . During this hour-long conference call, we will interview a Div-I, NCAA women's rowing coach on the topic of training methodology. If you have any specific questions on that topic, please send via e-mail to info@... <mailto:info@...> .

Call lines will be limited to what we reserve in advance so if you plan to dial in Tues. 4/10 (8pm), please also send an e-mail to info@... so we can reserve the appropriate number of lines.

The Dial-in # and access code will be provided once reserved, and will be sent via e-mail to those requesting a spot. There is no charge to participate other than your normal fees to place a long-distance call.

Secondly, please feel free to suggest future topics for ongoing Teleclasses. Depending on interest and available presenters, we will continue to host them at a minimum on the 2nd Tuesday of every month; later...perhaps twice a month...or even weekly at some point down the road.

Lastly, we're looking to soon build an online community of coaches where you can exchange ideas and easily communicate with each other. The overall goal is that we all become better coaches of the sport of rowing, and better mentors to the athletes we lead. Help us create something awesome by letting us know what you'd like to see, hear, and have!

Remember: Join the crew on Tues, April 10th @ 8pm(EST) ; reserve a line/submit ideas & questions by sending email to info@...

Best of success to you and your crews on the water this spring!

Allen Eubanks
USRowing Southeast Youth Rep

#35

From: "Allen Eubanks" <coach@...>
Date: Mon Apr 2, 2007 1:35 pm
Subject: Southeast Junior Rowing Camp

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Coaches,

I would like for you to spead the word about the Southeast Junior
Rowing Camp. This is the third year of the camp and we have had great
success. Many coaches in the region feel that the camp focus and taget
athlete really is helping the Southeastcrews strive for something
other than being the fastest within thier program. This year we are
taking 20 open weight men and women and 12 lightweight men and women
and 10 coxswains spots are filling ast so please get the word out.
Thank you

The web site for the camp is www.southeastjuniors.org/devcamp.html

Allen Eubanks
Southeast Junior Camp Director

#34

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Mon Jan 22, 2007 3:25 pm
Subject: Basic Referee Clinic - 3 spaces left

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Please do not reply to this message. If you are interested, 'FORWARD' you response to Marty Wiener at rowingref@....

-----Original Message-----
From: Marty Wiener [mailto:rowingref@...]
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 12:24 PM
To: Brice A. Crossley
Subject: Basic Referee Clinic

I will be conducting a USRowing Referee Clinic on Monday, February 5 from 6:00 to 9:00P.M. It is being held at World Publications which is located in the Winter Park Village at 460 N. Orlando Avenue, Suite 200. (It is physically across the street from the Regal Winter Park Village 20 movie theatres.) Rowing events continue to grow in Florida and we need more referees to provide coverage for the safety of the athletes. Also, there will be Referee clinics given in North and South Florida this Spring. Please contact me if you have any questions and if you are interested in attending. The clinic is authorized by USRowing and there is no charge for attending it.

Marty Wiener
USRowing Referee-Clinician

Rowingref@...

(407) 628-0134

#33

From: "Eric Catalano" <EJCat3@...>
Date: Tue Jan 9, 2007 4:26 pm
Subject: Rowing - Jr. Women's National Team

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http://www.usrowing.com/JuniorNationalTeam/Camps/07jrwidcam.aspx

From the Jr. Women’s National Team Rowing coaches… an open call.

(if this message has reached you inappropriately, please forward to the appropriate coach)

A full invitation is listed below. Here is a summary…

The Jr Women’s Rowing Team is hosting a day of Identification in 10 cities around the country.

Open call – however our most successful candidates fit one of the profiles in the letter below

NEW – Increased sculling emphasis. Looking for great scullers and great athletes interested in learning to scull

NEW – Introductory Sculling programs for 1992 birthdays

_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*

To the Junior Women’s Coaches:

I am writing to remind you of the opportunities afforded to the Jr. Women regarding the Jr National, Jr Development, and Developmental Sculling Camps.

In just a few weeks there will be an Identification camp for the athletes in your area.

Information regarding these Identification Camps can be found on the USRowing Website.

http://www.usrowing.com/JuniorNationalTeam/Camps/07jrntidca.aspx

I urge all coaches to pass this information along to the top athletes in your programs.

The published Gold Medal Standards for the different age groups are as follows:

Born in 1989 7:18 for 2K or better (by spring)

Born in 1990 7:32 for 2K or better (by spring)

Born in 1991 7:46 for 2K or better (by spring)

Born in 1992 8:00 for 2K or better (by spring)

While these are the goals, they are not strict cut-offs, we recognize different programs put different emphasis on the ergs. We also leave room for the exceptional athlete who has yet to realize the potential. All ages are eligible for the selection camp (the 1989 birthdays are ONLY eligible for the selection camp). The 1990 and 1991 birthdays are eligible for the Development camp with the 1991 and 1992 birthdays being eligible for the Developmental Sculling Camps. This system is designed to help the High potential athlete achieve the skills and experience necessary to help the Jr National Team in years to come. For this reason the development camps are in search of superstars as well as diamonds in the rough.

Outside of the scores above, we are also looking for girls who meet any of the below:

Top sculler at your club
Can pull 6x(weight/2.2) watts for a 1 minute piece

Set the erg vent on 10
Set the monitor on Watts
Begin from a stopped wheel
Full slide, open rate

6 feet tall or 6 foot wingspan.

Do not hesitate to advise super athletic novices to attend!

If you have any superstars or diamonds in the rough who were born in 1989, 1990, 1991 and 1992, or if you have athletes who would benefit from the experience of the ID camp; please encourage those athletes to visit the link given above and pursue this opportunity.

If you or the athletes have any questions, please feel free to e-mail me at EJCat3@...

I hope to see representatives from all your programs,

Thanks,

Eric

Eric J. Catalano

***********************************************

Novice Coach Head Coach

Lightweight Women Jr. Women's Dev. Team

Radcliffe Crew USRowing

Harvard University

******************************************

EJCat3@...

(508) 207-7332

#32

From: Allen Eubanks <coach@...>
Date: Thu Dec 21, 2006 1:18 pm
Subject: 2007 Southeast Junior National Team ID Camps

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Coaches below you will find the link on Information for the 2007 Junior
National ID Camps.

http://www.usrowing.org/JuniorNationalTeam/Camps/07jrntidca.aspx


Allen Eubanks
Southeast Youth Rep

#31

From: "Ragan, Beth $NIH/NIEHS$ [E]" <ragan@...>
Date: Wed Dec 13, 2006 3:35 pm
Subject: RE: 2007 Southeast Youth Championship Regatta

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Dear Allen
A hearty thank you to you and the leadership of the Southeast Youth
Rowing Association for these arrangements - dorms, eating, etc - for
the championship regatta. These regattas were always a financial stretch
for our public school team - and I'm quite certain this will make it easier
for them this year. Although my high schoolers have now graduated, I
hope to see many of you at those regattas shared with the college set!
yours,
Beth Ragan
Raleigh Charter High School Crew Boosters, past prez and bottlewasher

________________________________

From: Allen Eubanks [mailto:coach@...]
Sent: Wed 12/13/2006 10:06 AM
To: southeastyouthrowing@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [southeastyouthrowing] 2007 Southeast Youth Championship Regatta



The Southeast Youth Rowing Association is pleased to announce the location of
the 2007
Southeast Youth Championship Regatta.

The event will be May 12-13, 2007

Heats and finals for regional races will be on Saturday.

Events qualifying for the USRA Youth National Championships will have heats and
reps will
be on Saturday and finals on Sunday morning.

This year the race moves north to be held on the buoyed 7-lane 2000m course of
East
Bank Beach on Lake Hartwell in Clemson, South Carolina. Hosted by the Clemson
College
Rowing Club. Clemson crew holds the Clemson Sprints each year and SEYRA feels
that they
will be able use this experience to hold a great event for our programs too.

Please note that Clemson is having graduation on Friday of our event. So hotel
space is at
a premium. Clemson Rowing has secured housing in the Clemson dorms on campus for
the athletes and chaperones. The cost will be under $20 per night per person. In
your trip
planning please make arrangements for a same gender chaperon for every 15
athlete of
each gender that you place in the dorm. Clemson crew will provide dorm security
however,
they are not babysitting our kids.

The Clemson dinning facility will be open to prepare hot and cold breakfast at
05:30 each
morning for $5.50 each meal. The dinning service will not be available during
the lunch
period as most crews feed their crews on site. Friday, the dinning hall will
provide a pasta
dinner for athletes for $5.50 per athlete. However, Saturday's evening meals
will up to
each individual programs. There are several eateries around the campus to choose
from.

The event packet will be available January 30, 2007.

Some highlights of this year are...
Streamlined event categories by reducing the number of events and clarifying
categories.
Last year there was a bit of confusion and the committee felt it better to clear
up and
consolidate some categories. This should prove for great racing. Here is a
preview of the
schedule.

1* Women's Youth 1x
2* Men's Youth 1x
3 Women's 2V 4+
4 Men's 2V 8+
5* Women's Ltwt Youth 2x
6* Men's Ltwt Youth 2x
7* Women's Youth 2x
8* Men's Youth 2x
9 Women's FN 8+
10 Men's FN 4+
11* Women's Ltwt Youth 8+
12* Men's Ltwt Youth 4+
13* Women's Youth 4x
14 Women's 2V 8+
15 Men's 2V 4+
16* Women's Ltwt Youth 4+
17* Men's Ltwt Youth 8+
18* Women's Youth 4+
19* Men's Youth 4+
20* Men's Youth 4x
21 Women's FN 4+
22 Men's FN 8+
23* Women's Youth 8+
24* Men's Youth 8+

The addition of the Ltwt 2x as a qualification event for the National Youth
Championship.
The Southeast has some great sculling programs that I believe will represent our
district
well.

Flat entry fees of $14 per seat with no cap. The new fee structure is different
than what
the regatta has used in the past. However, The committee was convinced that the
regatta
must break even and pay for services incurred by the event to continue in the
future. With
a majority of the SEYC using small boats (4+/x/2x/1x) this fee structure gives
all
categories a fare fee. This will reduce entry fees for several of the small boat
events ,
however the eights will see a slight increase in fees.

Well that is all I have at this time.

Allen Eubanks
Southeast Rep, USRA Youth Committee

#30

From: "Allen Eubanks" <coach@...>
Date: Wed Dec 13, 2006 3:06 pm
Subject: 2007 Southeast Youth Championship Regatta

eubix

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The Southeast Youth Rowing Association is pleased to announce the location of
the 2007
Southeast Youth Championship Regatta.

The event will be May 12-13, 2007

Heats and finals for regional races will be on Saturday.

Events qualifying for the USRA Youth National Championships will have heats and
reps will
be on Saturday and finals on Sunday morning.

This year the race moves north to be held on the buoyed 7-lane 2000m course of
East
Bank Beach on Lake Hartwell in Clemson, South Carolina. Hosted by the Clemson
College
Rowing Club. Clemson crew holds the Clemson Sprints each year and SEYRA feels
that they
will be able use this experience to hold a great event for our programs too.

Please note that Clemson is having graduation on Friday of our event. So hotel
space is at
a premium. Clemson Rowing has secured housing in the Clemson dorms on campus for
the athletes and chaperones. The cost will be under $20 per night per person. In
your trip
planning please make arrangements for a same gender chaperon for every 15
athlete of
each gender that you place in the dorm. Clemson crew will provide dorm security
however,
they are not babysitting our kids.

The Clemson dinning facility will be open to prepare hot and cold breakfast at
05:30 each
morning for $5.50 each meal. The dinning service will not be available during
the lunch
period as most crews feed their crews on site. Friday, the dinning hall will
provide a pasta
dinner for athletes for $5.50 per athlete. However, Saturday's evening meals
will up to
each individual programs. There are several eateries around the campus to choose
from.

The event packet will be available January 30, 2007.

Some highlights of this year are�
Streamlined event categories by reducing the number of events and clarifying
categories.
Last year there was a bit of confusion and the committee felt it better to clear
up and
consolidate some categories. This should prove for great racing. Here is a
preview of the
schedule.

1* Women's Youth 1x
2* Men's Youth 1x
3 Women's 2V 4+
4 Men's 2V 8+
5* Women's Ltwt Youth 2x
6* Men's Ltwt Youth 2x
7* Women's Youth 2x
8* Men's Youth 2x
9 Women's FN 8+
10 Men's FN 4+
11* Women's Ltwt Youth 8+
12* Men's Ltwt Youth 4+
13* Women's Youth 4x
14 Women's 2V 8+
15 Men's 2V 4+
16* Women's Ltwt Youth 4+
17* Men's Ltwt Youth 8+
18* Women's Youth 4+
19* Men's Youth 4+
20* Men's Youth 4x
21 Women's FN 4+
22 Men's FN 8+
23* Women's Youth 8+
24* Men's Youth 8+

The addition of the Ltwt 2x as a qualification event for the National Youth
Championship.
The Southeast has some great sculling programs that I believe will represent our
district
well.

Flat entry fees of $14 per seat with no cap. The new fee structure is different
than what
the regatta has used in the past. However, The committee was convinced that the
regatta
must break even and pay for services incurred by the event to continue in the
future. With
a majority of the SEYC using small boats (4+/x/2x/1x) this fee structure gives
all
categories a fare fee. This will reduce entry fees for several of the small boat
events ,
however the eights will see a slight increase in fees.

Well that is all I have at this time.

Allen Eubanks
Southeast Rep, USRA Youth Committee