Archive for month: October, 2018

2008 single scull in excellent condition. No damage other than minimal scratches from general use. Has been used for approximately three seasons. Prior to this has sat in a rowing shed for six years untouched so in almost new condition.

Construction: Laminated Nomex honeycomb core sandwiched between a
woven Kevlar exterior and uni-directional carbon/woven Kevlar interior.
Additional carbon fiber reinforcement on gunwales. Heat cured in mold. 

Included: Carbon
fibre wing rigger. Custom Wintech single scull and
rigger protective covers.

Size: Super
Lightweight model (50-60kg)

Weight: 13.7kg when weighed at 2016
Nationals

Colour: Navy blue with
white stripes

Sale price: $4000

Please contact Alex Carter on 0425
894 772 or via email on caraj020@gmail.com

Nominations are now open for the 2019 ACT State Team. 

Please see the High Performance > State Team page for more information

In Tokyo today Rowing ACT umpire Catherine Garrington qualified for her international rowing (FISA) umpires licence.

 

Catherine is one of Rowing ACT’s long-standing regatta officials. She is known to many local rowers as “the voice of the 1000m start”.

 

The rigorous exam was completed over two days, with a day of theory tests on the first followed by a series of practical scenarios on the second.

 

Catherine’s achievement is the culmination of almost two years of preparation. In late 2016 Rowing Australia nominated Catherine for the Australian Sports Commission’s National Officiating Scholarship program. This gave her access to international-level officiating education, mentoring and experience in working with regatta juries at major events. 

 

Catherine’s FISA licence qualifies her to officiate at international events, all the way up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Are you interested in becoming one of our Boat Race Officials? 

Boat Race Officials (BROs) are a vital part of Rowing ACT who volunteer their time to ensure that every regatta is fun, safe and run to a high standard.

There are a variety of roles for BRO’s, some of which requiring a boat licence. 

The training session will be held 21 October, 1:30 – 3:30pm at the Elizabeth McKay Aquatic Centre, Yarralumla Bay (the old CGGS boat shed).

Please email eo@rowingact.org.au for more details.

See an article about why become an umpire here: http://rowingact.org.au/why-become-an-umpire/