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Open Men
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2011
Head Coach
Keith Young, 2nd year
2010 Finish
- Freshmen 8: 2nd at MACRA
- Pair: 3rd at MACRA, Dad Vail Semi, 3rd at Hooch
- Varsity 4: 3rd at Hooch
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 0
2011 Seniors - 1
2011 Outlook
"REBUILDING. After inheriting, in September 2009, a team of only 3 male rowers, the team has grown ten fold to 30 athletes, with only 2 having more than a year of collegiate rowing experience. Attempting to rebuild in a city that loves rowing, however with the legacy of a team on university probation and declining numbers for several years, has been a rewarding challenge. Generating university support, almost non-existent alumni connections, and necessary funds has been just as much a focus as has been recruiting as many new rowers as possible and raising expectations of quality rowing and race results. Goals this year include increased retention, developing a permanent / sheltered rowing site, and developing a Varsity 8, along with multiple F/N 8s, that target the Dad Vail and the finals of the ACRA National Championship."
-Head Coach Keith Young
Open Women
 Bearcat Women
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2011
Head Coach
Keith Young, 2nd year
2010 Finish
Novice 8: 2nd at MACRA, Dad Vail Semis
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 0
2011 Seniors - 0
2011 Outlook
"REBUILDING. After inheriting, in September 2009, a team of only 3 female rowers, the team has grown ten fold to 30 athletes, none with more than a year of collegiate rowing experience. Attempting to rebuild in a city that loves rowing, however with the legacy of a women's varsity program cut in 2006, has been a rewarding challenge. Generating university support, almost non-existent alumni connections, and necessary funds has been just as much a focus as recruiting as many new rowers as possible and raising expectations of quality rowing and race results. Goals this year include increased retention, developing a permanent / sheltered rowing site, and developing a Women's Varsity 4, along with multiple F/N 8s, that target the finals of the Dad Vail and ACRA National Championship."
-Head Coach Keith Young
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