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February 4, 2010

Welcome to the Spring 2010 Season of St. Andrew Rowing Club.

We have tried to compile a list of all parent and rower email addresses that wish to receive emails throughout the season - however, if someone in your family does not receive this email and you would like to add them to the list, please reply to communications@standrewrowing.com.

Web Site

Coach Dan and our webmaster, Mike Cleveland, have worked very hard to get our new web site (www.standrewrowing.com) up and running, putting in many hours of hard work and dedication to convert the old site to its new look and feel. Hats off to both of them! Coach Dan will be posting updates regularly on the front of the home page - which also has links to Twitter and Facebook - so please take the time to check it out regularly and take advantage of this valuable means of communication. Also, to new parents, Coach Dan updates the crew phone line with weather, practice and travel announcements - that number is (404) 339-0009. Practice cancellations will be posted no later than 3:30 p.m.

ERG Sprints

Our team officially kicks off the spring racing season this coming Saturday (Feb 6) by venturing to downtown Atlanta and the campus of Georgia Tech for the 2010 Atlanta Erg Sprints – a long-standing winter tradition and indoor rowing competition involving the “erg” (ergometer). There, some of the top collegiate and high school rowing clubs in the region will convene in team and individual battles for bragging rights over the 2,000m distance...a test that rowers love to hate.

January 24, 2010

CHANGES FOR SPRING 2010
Monday, January 25th will be the first day of Spring Season

Monday, January 25th will be the first day of Spring Season for our Varsity and Novice Crews. We welcome everyone back into the swing of our full routine and racing season, and want you to be aware of a few updates to our schedule.

January 2, 2010

Out with the old; in with the new
Letter from the President

2009

The end of the calendar year is always cause for reflection on what has been. While the fall 2009 rowing season was greeted with great anticipation by all in August, it ended with a great sigh of relief for most in November. Little did our coaching staff know when they were planning their respective squad’s training regimens during the summer months that Mother Nature would interrupt their best laid plans. Instead of leading our athletes on the water, they were forced, instead, to lead them into the water on both land and parking lot. The unusual fall season was not what any of us signed up for at registration.