RSVP – Navy Lights 74-78 Reunion IV

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There is no requirement to be a registered user here at NavyLites.org to participate in the 74-78 reunion, however if you do, some of the fields in the event registration form below will pre-populate. As a registered member, you will have also have access to the complete history records and team roster.

To register, visit http://navylites.org/user/register

Gary and Steve will try to get you the keys ASAP. To protect personal info of our members, we do a manual verification of each person joining Navy Lites, hence there is a delay between registration and receiving keys to the members section of the website while we respond to system generated emails letting us know that you have registered.

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4/21/2012 – Haines Cup

Due to opening of rockfish season, Saturday’s races will be run on the upper course which ends at the Manresa Retirement home, not the normal course ending at Hospital Point at College Creek.

Navy Race Audio Broadcast

You can listen from home or the finish line of our race course. To listen by phone, call 410-919-4493. Or you can listen on-line from your home computer or smart phone at: http://client.stretchinternet.com/client/navy.portal

Race Day Schedule

0645 Navy HWT’s 1V v Harvard/Pennsylvania (Adams Cup)
0700 Navy 150 1V v Harvard (Haines Trophy)
0715 Navy HWT’s 2V v Harvard/Pennsylvania
0730 Navy 150 2V v Harvard
0745 Navy HWT’s 1F v Harvard/Pennsylvania
0800 Navy 150 1F v Harvard
0815 Navy HWT’s 2F and 5V v Harvard/Pennsylvania
0830 Navy 150 3V and 4V v Harvard 3V
0845 Navy HWT’s 3V and 4V v Harvard/Pennsylvania
0900 Navy 150 2F v Harvard

Directions to watch rowing races on Navy’s Upper Course

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10/21/2011 – Blue Crews off to Boston and HOCR

Folks …

All six Blue squads [along with some older Blues] will travel this weekend to compete in the 47th Head of the Charles Regatta [the world’s largest rowing event] on Oct. 22 and Oct. 23 in Boston.

Although it is with some risk of missing entries, particularly in small boats and with club names, following is a list of Blue competitors:

Saturday

Event 1: Grand Masters 1x – Bob Blase USNA LW ’75 Bow #47

Event 9: Senior Master 2x – Yale University Bow #26 [Dave Vogel Yale LW ’71 & John Morrell Yale LW ’86] ; San Diego Rowing Club Bow #23 [Tom Cook USNA LW ’76]. Also in Event 9, SDRC will compete for the Grand Masters 2x title.

Event 12: Alumni Women 8+ – Boola Boola Boat Club Bow #2 and #9

Event 15: Men’s Club 4+ – Yale University Bow #4

Event 17: Men’s Club 8+ – Yale University Bow #5;
Yale Old Fellows Rowing Association Bow #21

Event 18: Women’s Club 8+ – Yale University Bow #1

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10/13/2011 – Blue Crews Open Well … off to the HOTC

Folks …

Both Blue Crew squads [Navy and Yale] opened the Fall rowing season with good performances and a number of victories. Off-season rowing also offers the opportunity for fundamental coaching and a time to test different combinations in multiple events and to integrate the former “freesh” into the varsity squads.

Navy Rowing With Successful Results at Navy Day Regatta

The Navy rowing teams won seven races last weekend in its first action of the season at the Navy Day Regatta in Philadelphia.
Navy won the men’s heavyweight collegiate 4 final, the men’s lightweight / heavyweight collegiate Frosh/novice 8+ final, the men’s heavyweight collegiate JV 8+ final, the men’s open/collegiate lightweight 8+ final, the men’s heavyweight collegiate Frosh/novice 4+ final, the men’s heavyweight open/collegiate 8+ final and the women’s open/collegiate 8+ final.

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10/8/2011- Fall Racing Starts – 8 October; Blue Crews on US Squads

Folks …

After a long hiatus, it is high time to renew the Blue Blog. Perhaps it was the distraction of an additional dog, building a barn, or the funk overwhelming Red Sox Nation … lots of reasons — no excuses. The rowers are back in class and on the Severn and Housatonic … first Fall races for the Blue Crews will be this weekend:
Navy crews will travel to Philadelphia and the Schuylkill River for a 2.5 mile head race challenge in the Navy Day Regatta. Fittingly this event celebrates the 236th birthday of the US Navy [13 October 1775]. http://www.navydayregatta.com/
Yale crews will compete in the 17th Head of the Housatonic over a 2.7 mile course upstream of the Gilder Boat House on their home waters. http://www.headofthehousatonic.org/
Fall schedules for all Blue Crews – HW, LW and Women are included bottom below.

Yale LWs and Coach — EARC crew of the Year.

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6/2/2011 – Off to the IRA

Folks …

The 109th IRA regatta will be held on the Cooper River in Camden, N.J., starting the morning of Thursday, June 2 and concluding on Saturday, June 4. The Blue Crews, HW and LW, were selected and will be there with full squads.

Three weeks after a bronze-medal finish at the Eastern Sprints, the Yale lightweight varsity eight travels to Camden, N.J. Competing for the national title will be the top seven finishers from the Eastern Sprints as well as Mercyhurst, the top lightweight crew at the Dad Vail Regatta. At the Sprints, Yale led with 750 meters remaining in the race before being passed by Harvard and Dartmouth.
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6/2-6/4/2011 – IRA Live Feed

As announced on the Row2K website, there will be live audio and video feeds from the 2011 IRAs Thurdday, Friday and Saturday this week.

Row2K IRA direct page: http://www.row2k.com/ira/

Direct link to the video feed is at http://crew.princeton.edu/content/live_video

Also of interest is that Princeton Rowing is now using the same Marinelli Drupal CMS Theme that we have been using for over three years at NavyLites.org, with a few modifications to the cascade style sheet to tigerize the colors.
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5/14/11 – off to the SPRiNTS

Folks …

For some crews it has been two weeks for others, three, to practice, improve and fine tune for the beginning of the championship season.  With six across on Lake Quinsigamond and in Cherry Hill, the dynamics are far different from the racing season to date.  In some cases the morning qualifying heats can be full out bow to bow for 2,000 meters [remember the Yale HW 1V failing by inches to make the Grand Finals in 2010], while other crew can strategically pace for lane placement saving for the afternoon Grand Finals.

Now the Polls translate to seedings and have significant meaning in setting heats and lanes for preliminary competition.

EARC LW Men:

Yale — 1V [4], 2V [4], 1F [1], 3V [1], 2F [No Entry], 4V/2F[2]
Navy — 1V [5], 2V [5], 1F [7], 3V [3], 2F [1T], 4V [1]
EARC HW Men:
Navy — 1V [8], 2V [4], 1F [5], 3V [6], 2F [1T]
Yale — 1V [9], 2V [9], 1F [12], 3V [3]
EAWRC Women:
Yale — 1V [4], 2V [3], 3V [3], V4+[3]
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