Racing
Carnegie Lake Rowing Association participates in regattas each season at other clubs
along the East Coast. These regattas give our members the opportunity to experience
competition and to enjoy the hospitality of other rowing clubs. Some regattas have events
for novice as well as experienced rowers, and some are highly competitive. The highlight
of the season is our own Carnegie Lake Regatta in the summer. The costs associated with each
regatta (boat and van rentals, gasoline, entry fees, etc.) are shared by all participants
excluding coxswains. A sign-up sheet is posted on the indoor bulletin board at least one
month in advance of each regatta. Boatings are posted approximately two weeks before the
regattas and practices are scheduled for one to two weeks before the event.
Carnegie
Lake Regatta
2008
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2007
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2006 Races
2005 Races
2004 Races
2003 Races
2002 Races
2001
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2000
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1999
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1998
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1997
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The Competition Captains are responsible for managing club participation in regattas, setting policy as to
participation, selecting the regattas to enter and making all arrangements. The coaches
make entry and seat assignments. An effort is made to give everyone who signs up for a
regatta a chance to race, but this may not always be possible depending on who signs up
and the events available at the regatta.
A 2,000-meter Erg Race is held at the Princeton Boathouse
in March. All club members, subject to coach's approval, are encouraged to take part.
Medals are awarded to the winners in several categories and results are sent to Concept II
for listing in the World Rankings issued later in the year.
Rowers'
Responsibilities, Race Reminders and Coach's Perspective
Send an email to Loretta
McCarthy, Margery
Mark or Graham Hill
Carnegie
Lake Rowing Association
