Dear Friends of Rowing,
As the Team USA: Rowing page continues to grow, I'm excited to announce a new feature that is being added to the site.
Given the success of the Coxswain Question/Answer feature, where national team coxswains answered the questions of aspiring coxswains, this feature will now be expanded to rowers as well.
Current and former US National Team members of the Men's, Women's and Lightweight Teams have volunteered to answer your questions, including Olympians Anna Goodale, Caroline Lind, Lindsay Shoop, Guiseppe Lanzone, Pete Cipollone, Will Daly, Mike Altman, and many many more.
Women, would you like to know what it takes to compete at the highest level? Men, would you like tips on how to improve your technique on the water or how to best approach seat-racing? Lightweights, would you like tips on how to make weight or handle weigh-ins? (Coxswains, you’re welcome to continue submitting your questions too!) The floor is wide open, whether you’re in high school, college, at a club or a masters rower, whether you’re a coach, coxswain or rower.
Questions can be sent to this email address or posted to the site (http://shivspix.com/usa/news/national-team-rowers-answer-questions/)
Please feel free to pass this message on to anyone you believe may find this opportunity helpful.
November 23, 2009
BERKELEY - California head coach Dave O'Neill announced an impressive group of eight recruits who signed National Letters of Intent this past week. The incoming class features three athletes from Lake Natoma's Capital Crew - Agatha Nowinski (Sacramento, Calif.), Megan Ryan (Fair Oaks, Calif.) and Greer Uu (Gold River, Calif.), and San Francisco Bay Area product Michelle Leason (Mill Valley, Calif.). Southern California recruits include Madeline Hearst (San Diego) and Danielle Riggs (Las Flores, Calif.). Allison DeClercq (Grosse Point Park, Mich.) comes from the Detroit area, and Rosie Popa (Toorak, Victoria, Australia) is O'Neill's first recruit from Australia
Congratulations Agatha, Greer and Megan, we are all so proud of you!
Click Here to see full article
November 28, 2006
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Left to right: Andrew Woerner and Evan Carlos |
Andrew Woerner Named to US Rowing Scholastic Honor Roll Evan Carlos Receives Honorable Mention
On Tuesday, November 28, 2006 US Rowing announced the list of athletes who earned their 2006-07 Scholastic Honor Roll honors.
Andrew Woerner was one of 44 student athletes to earn this honor. Andrew was a recipient of the Bronze level.
Evan Carlos was one of 76 student athletes to earn Honorable Mention scholastic honor roll accolades.
Only approximately one percent of all high school rowers in the United States receive this honor. Andrew and Evan attend Oak Ridge High School in El Dorado Hills and are four-year oarsman with Capital Crew. Way to represent Andrew and Evan!
CONGRATULATIONS ANDREW AND EVAN!
Click here to read the actual announcement from US Rowing.
August 7, 2005
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Tyler is second from the left on the podium. |
On Sunday, August 7th in St. Catherine's, Ontario, rowing under the Penn AC Juniors flag, Capital's own Tyler Brandt and 8 other athletes rowed to a victory in the Junior Men's 8+ event at The Royal Canadian Henley Regatta. This prestigious regatta, held on Martindale Pond, marks the end of the club racing season and draws thousands of club rowers from all over the world. Winning here is widely recognized as the mark of a champion, and win is exactly what Tyler did. Tyler trained with the Penn AC club for 8 weeks in Philadelphia before heading to this race. All of us at Capital and the CSUS Aquatic Center would like to congratulate him on his championship, and welcome him home. Well done!
"Competing at the Henley is the mark of an oarsman. Winning at the Henley is the proof of a champion."
July 24, 2005
We would like to congratulate all of the coaches and rowers of the CSUS Development Program for their hard work and dedication this summer. All of the Capital Crew rowers who were invited and rowed for the CSUS Development Program should be very proud of their accomplishments. We would like to congratulate those rowers who traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana and participated in the US Rowing National Championships. Finally, we would like to congratulate the Men's Junior A 4+ and the Women's Junior 2A for bring home the gold medals from National.
Good going Katie Luke, Sam Baum, Brad Bertaldo, TJ Lauer, Tim Larson, Alaina Krumbach and Sopia Duluk. Enjoy the rest of your summer, you deserve it.
Click here to the CSUS results from the US Rowing National Championships.
June 23, 2005
Capital Crew Gold and Silver medal winners from the US Rowing Youth Invitational Championships in Cincinnati, Ohio were the source of a news article for the
Sacramento Bee Newspaper on June 23, 2005.
Click here to read the whole article as well as pictures that were included.
 June 10-12, 2005
On Saturday and Sunday, June 10-12, 2005 nineteen Capital Crew rowers and three coaches
participated in the US Rowing Youth Invitational National Championships in Cincinnati, Ohio.
There were over 300 teams from across the United States
participating in this Championship regatta.
We are proud to announce our Lt. Weight Women's 4+ took First Place with a time of 8:37:59 capturing the Gold Medal. Our Jr. Men's 2x came in Second Place with a time of 6:57:43 winning the Silver Medal and our Lt. Weight Women's 8+ qualified to compete in the final coming in sixth with a time of 7:43:20.
Click here to see press release and times.
Congratulations to all Rowers!!!!!!
September 30, 2004
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.--Twenty-five student-athletes earned 2004-05 USRowing Scholastic Honor Roll honors and 28 student-athletes earned honorable mention scholastic honor roll accolades, USRowing announced Thursday.
The USRowing Scholastic Honor Roll recognizes high school seniors who have excelled in both academics and rowing. Applicants must be USRowing members, have rowed or coxed at least one year, and successfully competed at or above the league or regional level. This is the 14th year of this award.
The USRowing Youth Committee selected the winners based on a numerical ranking of their grades in academic solids, ACT or SAT scores, and class rank. One hundred and eight outstanding student-athletes from around the country applied for the 2004-05 USRowing Scholastic Honor Roll. The list includes four valedictorians, one perfect score on the SAT, and several junior national team members.
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