Archive for October, 2011
- It’s race day! Head of The Charles
- Saturday, October 22nd, 2011
Here are the scheduled event start times for WRRA members racing in today’s HOCR events – please note the start time refers to when that event begins, not when the individual rower starts. It will take rowers appx. 15 minutes to reach the Elliot Bridge webcam. Webcam link – Click Here!
Event 2, 8:31, Moleski
Event 3, 8:55, Braun
Event 6, 9:46, WRRA 8+
Event 10, 10:46, Schubeck
Event 11, 11:08, Whitehead
Event 13, 11:38, Gates
Event 16, 12:44, WRRA 4+
Event 20, 1:54, Romilly
- Head of The Charles
- Tuesday, October 18th, 2011
This coming weekend is the worlds largest regatta, The Head of The Charles. See who from WRRA is competing in this years event by clicking here: 2011 Head of The Charles race lineups. Good luck to you all!
- Even Boston is hearing about rowing in Cleveland..
- Friday, October 7th, 2011
Though the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland may not be an idyllic a spot for rowing, it will play host to the inaugural USRowing Masters Head Race National Championship in September of 2012. Karen Schaeffer reports from Cleveland. Additionally, tomorrow morning at 7 am, tune your radio to WCPN 90.3 FM’s broadcast of Only a Game. They’ll be running a segment that Karen Schaefer, a freelance journalist and independent radio producer, put together on Rivergate Park. Check out the article by Clicking Here!
- FRL Practice – Sunset Row
- Thursday, October 6th, 2011
We’ve had some wonderful weather the last few days allowing for fantastic rowing. Check out some pictures from the 10-5-11 FRL practice. Click Here!
- Head of The Ohio
- Wednesday, October 5th, 2011
The masters rowing team had a good day in Pittsburgh despite the crummy weather during Saturday’s Head of the Ohio Regatta. 6 gold, 6 silver, and 2 bronze medals were won by WRRA rowers who braved the cold temps and rain. And WRRA’s mixed eight was front and center in a photo of the event. So do you have any other photo’s from the HOTO you like to share with us? Check out the full article from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Click Here!
