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The Washington men's rowing team gets its fall season underway this Saturday as the Huskies head to Connecticut for the Head of the Housatonic.   Washington will send a varsity eight, which will compete in the Collegiate Men's Eight (IRA) event in the 2.3-mile head race on the Housatonic River. The regatta features 43 race categories for men and women, at the junior, college and masters levels and in various boat categories from singles to eights.  

A view of Elbow Harbour from the LP archives. Ron Petrie / Regina Leader-Post From outdoor yoga and Zumba classes to bicycle repair and wellness retreats, Saskatchewan Parks says there are a variety of new and unique offerings on tap this summer for visitors. “We are thrilled to offer new businesses this year that will provide an increased variety of options for activities, accommodations, dining and more throughout our parks,” Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Laura Ross stated in a news release. Here’s a breakdown of some of the offerings: THRILLS Sailing instruc...

Local rowers shine at New York State Invitational under different rules | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 Niskayuna Rowing hauled in nine gold medals in the scholastic division and 13 overall. The Niskayuna boys’ entries claimed four gold medals Saturday at their second competition in the past 18 months. “It feels like it’s been a long time,” Niskayuna boys rowing coach Sean O’Brien said. “They spent a great amount of time in small boats over the summer and into the fall, slowly they got to work into some bigger boats, doubles and quads. It was like a technical year, so they ar...

Rowers hoping to return to water Sunday Article by May 6, 2021 In the world of rowing, major international events such as the Rowing Beach Spring have been thrown on the back burner because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, says the president of the Rowing Association of Barbados (RAB), Dr Anthony Yarde. RAB has not been financially impacted as a result of COVID lockdowns and Yarde said that the pandemic allowed his associations and many others the opportunity to pause and reflect. “I think that it is good the guys can start back training and I also think that fede...

Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette Concordia High School rowers Lauren Butler, left, and Jenna Lusk compete during the Summit City Sprints on Saturday at Shoaff Park. The G2 Rowing Association, a rowing club at the high school, put on the event. Photos by Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette Rowing equipment is laid out at Shoaff Park on Saturday, part of the Summit City Sprints regatta. A brave spectator finds a log down by the St. Joseph River to sit on while watching the Summit City Sprints regatta on Saturday. Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette Parker Cabbage and Elliot Crosby with Long Lake R...