College Recruiting
Meeting
Earlier this spring, a meeting was
held for parents of high school
rowers to present information about
how rowing fits into the college
admissions process. Many parents
communicated their gratitude for the
information since it had never
before been provided to them. As a
result we are running the program
again.
Please join us on June 17th at
7:30PM to discuss rowing in college
and its impact on the college
admissions process. The meeting will
be held at 55 Woodlawn Drive,
Chestnut Hill (Newton).
In order to succeed with college
admissions and find the best rowing
program for your child, we believe
that is important to have a clear
plan of action, understand how to
navigate the process and carefully
manage options without burning any
bridges. We will discuss these
issues, review the college
admissions time line and if
interested we will provide
individual consulting services
focusing on how to manage the
process and integrate rowing as a
factor in a successful college
search.
Please feel free to contact us
maura@rowersedge.com or
gail@rowersedge.com . We are
happy to answer any questions you
may have. We look forward to seeing
you at the meeting.
Monday, May 5th 2008
First Annual
Athletes in the
Community-SHS Crew Team
Community Service
Project
A Success!
What a great job all our
student athletes did!
They arose to the
occasion on this one.
The First Annual
Athletes in the
Community-SHS Crew Team
Community Service
Project was a success.
The weather gave us a
break, everyone showed
up and most with rakes.
As I went from house to
house I was impressed
with the cooperation and
commitment to getting
the work done.
Particularly impressive
was the work site with
over 30 leaf bags and a
brush pile 4-5' high and
the site with a 10'
trench the kids had to
climb down into.
Several of the
homeowners expressed
their thanks for a job
well done and greatly
needed by the homeowner.
Thank you to the
coaches, Deb Silverberg
and Carolyn Lavin
(parent volunteers) for
helping me monitor the
work sites and a special
thank you to Sue Chatten
for her all around
support and help in
connecting with the
Senior Center staff.
We plan to continue with
another service project
during the Fall season.
Maribeth Ford
4/26/2007:
Q-CUP
@Lake
Quinsigamond
Colonial first varsity eight
powers
to First Place win !
Shrewsbury, MA. The boy’s
first varsity eight posted its first
victory in the history of the Q-cup.
The colonial boys powered to
a first place victory for the second
time this season. The second
varsity eight and novice teams
posted solid third place finishes in
their events.
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Shrewsbury |
4:48.13 |
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Simsbury |
4:52.64 |
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Saint Johns |
4:54.88 |
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Brookline |
4:55.37 |
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Middletown |
5:08.77 |
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East Lyme |
5:16.66 |
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Worcester |
5:24.88 |
The
girl’s first varsity eight rowed
hard but ran into a strong Brookline
team. The girls second varsity
eight posted a solid third place
finish.
Congratulations to all the teams!
Boys Q Cup Race Results and
Girls Q Cup Race Results
 Q-Cup
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Contacts |
Pamela
Krause
Varsity Women's
Coach |
Colin
Regan
Varsity
Men's Coach |
Coach Carr
Novice
Men's Coach |
Russ Krause
Women's Coach |
Jason
Costa
Athletic
Director |
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Novice
Men's Coach |
Ed Mahan
Varsity
Men's Captain |
Greg Silverberg
Varsity
Men's Captain |
Jackie Riedel
Varsity
Women's Captain |
Brianna Sacco
Varsity
Women's Captain |
Caitlin Cavanaugh
Varsity
Women's Captain |
Tina Novotny
Varsity
Women's Captain |
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"Rowing is more than a fast boat on race
day. It is a complementary experience to a young man's
intellectual development. Rowing, like success, is a journey,
not a destination. I tell my oarsmen to have fun, learn and,
most of all, grow as individuals. The wins, the losses will take
care of themselves.”
Rick Clother, USNA
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