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August Newsletter
Contents: Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Henley August 3 to 9From August 3-9, 12 GRC crews competed at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta in St. Catharines. After a cancelled RowOn Championships in July, due to the wildfire smoke, our crews refocused and posted competitive times in heats with very fast international entries. Standout performances were from Kira Moor, who…
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Course Buoys
We hope your summer is going well so far. You may have noticed course markers going up over the last week. Thanks to the considerable efforts of Pat Weir, Madison Tindall, Nancy Kielar, Henry Kielar, Joanne Rykes, Janet Ross, Lloyd Le Blanc, Karen Eakins, Kira Moor, Carol Carion and Leslie Barker — they’ve been installed for the Canada Summer Games.…
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July Newsletter
Contents: Rowing for Canada We are excited to share that 3 of our incredible Guelph athletes will be racing for Canada this summer! Maddy Vandermeer (UBC) has been selected to Team Canada’s W8+ and will race later this month at the U23 World Championships in Duisburg, Germany (July 23-26). This is Maddy’s second summer racing for…
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June Newsletter
Contents: Improve our Social Status We’re building our social media presence and we need your help! Follow us, like our pages, and share them with anyone you think would enjoy being part of the GRC community on Instagram and Facebook. Every follow and share helps us grow — and we have some great content coming…
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Warm Water Rules
It’s finally here! We are officially under Warm Water Rules.What that means to you: As of today, May 25, the lake’s temperature has risen to 17°C — we are now in Warm Water Rules. After nearly a month of waiting, Guelph Lake has crossed the 15°C threshold. Feel free to test the water temperature yourself, though…
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Results On Sunday, May 10, our 13 athletes from 6 area high schools competed as part of the Guelph Rowing Club entries in the annual Mother’s Day Regatta in St. Catharines, Ontario. There were over 40 teams from southern Ontario and the US participating. Jack Raso from GCVI won the first-place medal in the Junior Men Single event. A…
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