The Navy Day Regatta due to take place on October 10th in Philadelphia, PA is fast approaching and the following are our lineups for that regatta. We will be travelling to this regatta and having practice in Philly on Friday October 9th.
Intensity
Julie
Emily G
Emily D.
Tori
Determination
Jill
Francesca
Caley
Amanda
Empacher
Catie
Gina
Katherine
Kelsey
Rowan
Sam
Bill
Dan
Erik
Courtney Quinn?
Endeavor
Matt Glace
Nelson
Ryan C.
Johnny
Angelie
I have used the calender to make the entries for this race. Please let me know ASAP if I have entered you in a race but you are unable to attend the regatta.
Great Work on the erg test today.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Head of the Schuylkill and beyond...
As you all know, racing season is rapidly approaching and I wanted to take a moment to go over some of the things you can expect for the fall.
Practice on Monday will be from 10am-12pm. I have instructed any students who may have a potential conflict with this to contact me immediately; because of the late notice it would be excused, none have contacted me.
Reminder that practice times will change this week. The early (3:15) group will switch with the late (5:15) group for the next two weeks. We will continue on in this way; switching every 2 weeks for the remainder of the fall. Please start to bring extra clothing; especially in the late group, practices are starting to get a little chilly. Again, we encourage you to purchase clothing of synthetic or performance wool material. Cotton gets cold, heavy, and uncomfortable when it gets wet and we encourage you to replace it with more athletic garments.
I would like to host practice in Philadelphia on October 9th and October 23rd this fall to help students get more acquainted with the regatta course, please start thinking about arranging rides. Depending on their development, novices may or may not be required to attend these practices.
Update on Regatta Schedule. Because of logistical restraints and our sincere desire to compete in the Row for the Cure event on October 11th in Philadelphia we will no longer be attending the Head of the Housatonic in Connecticut. We have replaced that regatta with the Navy Day Regatta on October 10th in Philadelphia. Additionally, the Frostbite regatta will now be held on the Cooper River in New Jersey, not in Philadelphia, that regatta date will remain the same.
This week we will be going to the school on Wednesday and Saturday to lift and run. Please come equipped with running shoes and eager to learn. Depending on how busy the weight room is, we may need to change the Wednesday scheduling.
Some people are still not in compliance with school regulations regarding physicals. Please review the email below.
Additionally, this week I would like to try to have all Varsity athletes (everyone but novices) attend the early session on Tuesday and Friday for pieces as a team. I think this will help make practices more competitive, and I can be of additional help in instructing the novices in the late group. Novices only will have the late practice on those days. If there are serious conflicts with this late schedule change, please let me know and we can make accomodations.
As you may or not have seen, we have had several nice visits from College rowing coaches already this fall. Brianna Kearney from Barry University in Florida and Rebecca Smith (a former athlete of mine at Vesper) from Bucknell in Lewiston PA. The program has begun to generate a lot more interest and we hope this will continue throughout the fall. Any Senior athletes who have a sincere desire to compete at the collegiate level next year should contact me and we can help facilitate more of these meetings and work to get your name out there.
Finally, the coaching staff asks that all novice parents please review the Haddon Township Code of Conduct and Team Rules (Specifically for Parents) located here . These rules are in place to ensure your child is treated fairly, that we are insuring the safety and security of the boathouse, and time management.
Practice on Monday will be from 10am-12pm. I have instructed any students who may have a potential conflict with this to contact me immediately; because of the late notice it would be excused, none have contacted me.
Reminder that practice times will change this week. The early (3:15) group will switch with the late (5:15) group for the next two weeks. We will continue on in this way; switching every 2 weeks for the remainder of the fall. Please start to bring extra clothing; especially in the late group, practices are starting to get a little chilly. Again, we encourage you to purchase clothing of synthetic or performance wool material. Cotton gets cold, heavy, and uncomfortable when it gets wet and we encourage you to replace it with more athletic garments.
I would like to host practice in Philadelphia on October 9th and October 23rd this fall to help students get more acquainted with the regatta course, please start thinking about arranging rides. Depending on their development, novices may or may not be required to attend these practices.
Update on Regatta Schedule. Because of logistical restraints and our sincere desire to compete in the Row for the Cure event on October 11th in Philadelphia we will no longer be attending the Head of the Housatonic in Connecticut. We have replaced that regatta with the Navy Day Regatta on October 10th in Philadelphia. Additionally, the Frostbite regatta will now be held on the Cooper River in New Jersey, not in Philadelphia, that regatta date will remain the same.
This week we will be going to the school on Wednesday and Saturday to lift and run. Please come equipped with running shoes and eager to learn. Depending on how busy the weight room is, we may need to change the Wednesday scheduling.
Some people are still not in compliance with school regulations regarding physicals. Please review the email below.
Additionally, this week I would like to try to have all Varsity athletes (everyone but novices) attend the early session on Tuesday and Friday for pieces as a team. I think this will help make practices more competitive, and I can be of additional help in instructing the novices in the late group. Novices only will have the late practice on those days. If there are serious conflicts with this late schedule change, please let me know and we can make accomodations.
As you may or not have seen, we have had several nice visits from College rowing coaches already this fall. Brianna Kearney from Barry University in Florida and Rebecca Smith (a former athlete of mine at Vesper) from Bucknell in Lewiston PA. The program has begun to generate a lot more interest and we hope this will continue throughout the fall. Any Senior athletes who have a sincere desire to compete at the collegiate level next year should contact me and we can help facilitate more of these meetings and work to get your name out there.
Finally, the coaching staff asks that all novice parents please review the Haddon Township Code of Conduct and Team Rules (Specifically for Parents) located here . These rules are in place to ensure your child is treated fairly, that we are insuring the safety and security of the boathouse, and time management.
Dear Parents and Rowers:
The following students are not in compliance with the HTCrew and HTHS regulations for participation in athletic activities because of missing medical documentation. Please obtain the needed forms and get them to Mrs. McCutcheon, school nurse, as soon as possible to continue participating in the fall season.
The following rowers need to have physicals on file with the nurse:
Chris Ashmen, Emily Davis, Emily Donovan, Matt Glace, Gabrielle Kraus, Jill Krieger, Kelsey McSorley, Sam Morrison, Courtney Quinn, Angeli Romano
These rowers have had a physical within the past year, but need to file re-certification forms with the nurse:
Greg Cuneo, Quinn Fitzpatrick, Emily Gartland, Nick Herceg, Jim Howley, Eric Monzo, Nelson Remetz
These rowers need to take the online baseline-concussion test. This can be done at any time. Go to www.impacttestonline.com/schools and simply follow the directions. Make sure it is saved so that it can be recorded.
Julie Cippon, Greg Cuneo, Emily Davis, Emily Donovan, Abby Dugan, Nick Herceg, Jim Howley, Tori King, Gabrielle Kraus, Francesca Loeber, Caley O'Brien, Courtney Quinn, Angeli Romano, Salena Silvaria, Evan Taylor
The following students are not in compliance with the HTCrew and HTHS regulations for participation in athletic activities because of missing medical documentation. Please obtain the needed forms and get them to Mrs. McCutcheon, school nurse, as soon as possible to continue participating in the fall season.
The following rowers need to have physicals on file with the nurse:
Chris Ashmen, Emily Davis, Emily Donovan, Matt Glace, Gabrielle Kraus, Jill Krieger, Kelsey McSorley, Sam Morrison, Courtney Quinn, Angeli Romano
These rowers have had a physical within the past year, but need to file re-certification forms with the nurse:
Greg Cuneo, Quinn Fitzpatrick, Emily Gartland, Nick Herceg, Jim Howley, Eric Monzo, Nelson Remetz
These rowers need to take the online baseline-concussion test. This can be done at any time. Go to www.impacttestonline.com/schools and simply follow the directions. Make sure it is saved so that it can be recorded.
Julie Cippon, Greg Cuneo, Emily Davis, Emily Donovan, Abby Dugan, Nick Herceg, Jim Howley, Tori King, Gabrielle Kraus, Francesca Loeber, Caley O'Brien, Courtney Quinn, Angeli Romano, Salena Silvaria, Evan Taylor
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Clarification
Sorry for the confusion. Definition: Scott's dictionary defines
Varsity Athletes as; athletes who are not novices (see also novices).
Novices: Athletes who have not completed a single season with Haddon Township.
Practices are at 3:15 and 5:15 per the schedule below. Looking forward to seeing everyone!
Varsity Athletes as; athletes who are not novices (see also novices).
Novices: Athletes who have not completed a single season with Haddon Township.
Practices are at 3:15 and 5:15 per the schedule below. Looking forward to seeing everyone!
Friday, September 11, 2009
Schedule for the first two weeks
All novices and the Varsity men will practice at the 3:15 pm practice for the first 2 weeks of practice. Going forward, practices will be switched at a bi-weekly interval so novices and the varsity men will have the 5:15 pm practice time starting Sept 28.
Best,
Scott
Best,
Scott
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