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on this particular stroll along the nearby Union Canal we passed a bunch of rowers from the university team all out practising in their sculls, fired off a few shots as they passed by
The Vancouver Rowing Club with downtown Vancouver in the background
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Adnams is the official beer sponsor of the BNY Mellon Boat Races. Photos from the Adnams Fan Park at Furnivall Gardens, Hammersmith, on Easter Sunday 2016.
26 MAY 2012: Williams College celebrates their victory during the Division III Rowing Championships take place at Lake Mercer in West Windsor, NJ. Williams College won the team national title. Jamie Schwaberow/ NCAA Photos
A picture of church boat rowing from Rättvik, county of Dalarna.
The term church boat comes from the old days, when large row boats (holding up to 40-60 rowers)
were built to carry people to church on Sundays from remote communities. The maintenance of these
boats was actually demanded by the church! Sometimes the trip was long, starting on Saturday and
including an overnight stay on the shore. The cox kept the people in line and had them singing
spiritual or folk songs. On the way back, there was often a race between boats going in the same
direction; winning was regarded highly and the race was of course taken seriously.
A tradition known at least from Sweden and Finland.
We are very proud of Logan! The team ended up second in one of the competitions (Campeonato de AndalucÃa) and received a silver medal for it. Well done!
The girls rowing program in action on the Connecticut River in a home meet versus crews from St Marks and Vermont Academy, May 18, 2019. Photography by Glenn Minshall.
ROWING - Coláiste Iognáid, Galway
Coláiste Iognáid (St Ignatius College), Galway is a co-educational, non-fee paying secondary school. The Jesuit presence in Galway can be dated to as far back as the 1620's. An invitation in 1859 by the Bishop led to the return of the Jesuits and to the establishment of St. Ignatius College at Sea Road in 1863. St. Ignatius College continued until 1926 and was re-established as Coláiste Iognáid in 1929.