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Plus Dry Wick Long Sleeve

Unisex Scoop Neck or Women’s V Neck in all Sizes. Navy blue. Made of Recycled Material.  Special Pocock Racing Shell 100 year anniversary logo!

Shirts can be bought at JL Racing store in Seattle. 3425 Stone Way North, Seattle  (206) 634-1800 Click here to find store!

**Members receive discount! $20 per shirt and if you bought one during the Head of the Lake for $30 receive a second for only $10!  Contact or stop by the office to purchase. 206-547-1583

You can also purchase our popular long sleeve, dry wick shirt. The shirt has a blue body, white sleeves with a blue stripe and the HOTL logo embroidered on the left breast.  The cost is $48, if you pick up at JL OR $56 if you’d like it shipped directly to you.  Delivery in 4 weeks.  Contact Jen Rucier at 206-547-1583

Bill was honored at the 2011 Annual Meeting with the prestigious Board of Director Award.   This is given to a member who has shown exemplary and outstanding commitment to the Lake Washington Rowing Club. The award has only been given to two other members; Susan Kinne and Ben Porter.

Congratulations Bill and thank you for all you’ve done for LWRC!

Criteria: Given in recognition to a member of the rowing community in the U.S. who has rendered conspicuous service to or accomplished extraordinary feats in rowing. It is the highest honor USRowing can bestow.  He will be honored at the upcoming annual convention in Tampa.  Click here for more information.

Selectors: USRowing Board of Directors

Vertex Shirt $35

Enjoy the long sleeve vertex (recycled plastic) shirt with a biker vibe from this years’ Head of the Lake Regatta.  This is a great shirt with a fantastic photograph by Joel Rogers on the back!

Bamboo T-shirt $15

You might like the soft, short sleeved, bamboo shirt. These are great to sleep in!

Contact Jen Rucier to order.  jen.rucier@lakewashingtonrowing.com

Instructors: Frank Cunningham and Hugh Lade

Secrets Revealed!  Public Welcome!

Ever wonder…How do you lead a “pig” to water?  What’s the best way to stop in a hurry?  How do you check out your boat before malfunctions surprise you on the water? Here’s your chance!

Get a glimpse into the mysterious rituals and etiquette of rowing at LWRC. If you’re new to rowing, new to rowing at LWRC or just wonder how to stay safe, preserve our equipment and generally look cool getting to, from and on the water…. this is the clinic for you. Bring your questions to this hands-on, free event.

Novice Sweep Class -Tuesdays and Thursdays @ 7 AM

The fall is a great time to try out sweep rowing and be ready to start 2011 rowing with your new teammates.  In addition to joining the morning Novice sweep group, the October/November team (sweep) rowing class is open to anyone who’s taken (or is taking) LTR 1 or an Experience Rowing class.  No sweep rowing experience necessary. This class is free to members who commit to attending specific classes. The team rowing class will be scheduled either weekday evenings or weekend mornings, timing to be determined.  Contact Jen to sign up.

Join us on Saturday, October 16th, for our annual Head of the Troll regatta. Course is Locks to Fremont Bridge, approximately 3600 meters long.  All are welcome, whether you are a seasoned racers or just new to rowing and looking for a fun time.

Costumes highly recommended – there are prizes, you know!  Additional details can be found at the boathouse!

Registration forms are in the boatbay – submit your completed form to the Captain’s Cubby!

Volunteers are still needed for timing and awards.  If you’d like to help out please contact Michael at michael.cheung@wcmadvisors.com.

OCTOBER 15th

Join our community for an evening of Brazilian Jazz music and celebration. Bring your friends and be ready for some intense grooving!  CASH Bar & Wine RAFFLE

Doors open at 6:45        Music starts at 7:30

$15 -Tickets will be going fast

Click here to BUY TICKETS now!

Saturday, October 2nd, 10 – 11:30 a.m.

Upstairs at the Fremont boathouse.

Are you lost in the maze of rowing choices at LWRC?  Have you taken a LTR class and don’t know where you fit in now?  LWRC is a welcoming and vibrant community, but it can be intimidating first entering into the chaotic fray of new routines, checking out boats, or finding compatible rowing buddies.  If you find yourself in this place, the session October 2nd is for you!  It will be a chance to meet new and experienced rowers/club members, hear more about different coached sessions and group rowing opportunities, ask for a mentor, start a rowing group of your own, learn how to use your volunteer hours to build friendships and share your talents with the club, and share your own ideas for programs for new members.  Members and nonmembers are welcome.  Please bring your own hot drink of choice and join us!  Contact Sue Woehrlin:  swoehrlin@q.com or (206) 782-4376 for more information.