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• Olympic hero Tom James returns home

• Olympic champions back from fray, ready to work

• Canada remains happily mediocre

• Athletes worth their weight in gold, silver and bronze
• Olympians back in Brisbane

• Warm welcome home for Island athletes

• Rowing chief looks to London

• How Some Other Olympic Stories Ended

• Throngs of cheering fans greet Canada's Olympians as they return home

• Hawke's Bay to give golden twins a grand welcome

• China methodically sifted for gold
• Estonian Olympian to receive Defense Forces medal

• Making Drysdale flag bearer was 'nuts'

• Remember the Olympic rowing moments

• Olympic hero vows: I'll make a difference!'

• Australian Olympians back home with hero-like reception

• Norwalk's Walsh Garners Olympic Medal

• Athletes arrive yesterday on flights to Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal
• Cheering families and fans greet Olympians

• University shines at Beijing Olympics

• Polish athletes return home with 10 Olympic medals

• Upton celebrates old boy Zac's gold medal

• Olympian Kaido takes in closing ceremony

• Questions whether flag cost Drysdale gold
• Twins make flag-bearing history
• NZ rowing success tinged with disappointment
• Kiwi Olympians do us proud
• Twins carry NZ flag at closing ceremony
• Top 50 moments of Beijing 2008

• Sacramento-area athletes win 8 Olympic medals

• Thrills, chills and spills
• Island athletes return home this afternoon

• Olympic Glory at the Third Try for Matt
• Team GB find success in sacrifice in pursuit of Olympic gold

• Olympian Blogger: Jason Read
• Daly: Bird's Nest an incredible sight
• Different paths to Beijing `08
• Longtime teammates now have gold in their grasp
• Ex-UW pair take U.S. boat to gold in Beijing
• Gold for U-Dub's Whipple, Cummins in U.S. women's eight

• Rumyana Neykova: These were my last Olympic games

• Athletes show wild side

• Love and sex in the Olympic Village

• Olympians get behind 'Right to Play'
• The silver streak

• Guerette Awarded J&J Olympian Service Fellowship with Right to Play

• Finns Win Gold, Silver and Bronze in Beijing So Far

• Now let's top the medals table for education

• Former Scarlet Knight Coaches USA to Gold

• Nothing else like it

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• Olympic silver for Northwich oarsman

• Inman, crew mates earn bronze medal

• Islanders succesful at Olympics

• Longtime teammates now have gold in their grasp
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• Olympic Athletes Having Fun

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• Women's 8 gold shows quality of USA athletes

• Golden day for Worcester rower

• Oregon State's Inman wins rowing bronze

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• I still can't realize what I've done: Neykova

• Greensboro Native Wins Olympic Gold

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• Team chief Tanner hails an oarsome performance

• U.S. Rowers Win Three Medals at 2008 Olympic Games

• Rowbotham is part of history
• All oar nothing for Olympic gold medallist
• Headmaster watches with pride as Zac takes gold

• Modesto congratulates its gold medal winner

• Gold-medal rower says team had 'absolute confidence'

• Megan Kalmoe ends up behind the big finish in double sculls final

• Phelps, rowers enhance CBC's audiences

• Brian Price can now enjoy rest of Olympics
• Powerful Canadians like poetry in motion

• Stanford Rowers Adam Kreek `06 and Elle Logan `10 Claim Gold Medals At Beijing Olympics

• Steve Coppola of Buffalo wins bronze medal in rowing

• U.S. men rally to win bronze in rowing
• U.S. Women's Eight Crew Secures Its Place in History
• No medal for Hughes as U.S. 5th
• Plucked from a Wisconsin crowd, Hoopman finds unexpected success in rowing
• Long day, full moon, taste of gold
• Modesto's Erin Cafaro, U.S. Women's 8 win Olympic gold
• Former UW rowers part of gold medal team
• Walsh's bronze celebrated in Norwalk
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• Delco's McElhenney guides U.S. to bronze
• US women's eight shows world it's a golden crew
• Picture perfect gold for U.S. rowing
• U.S. women strike gold

• World champion Canada now Olympic champion in Men's Eight

• St. Paul rowers claim bronze medal

• Kok, Cameron win bronze

• Photos: Britain wins Rowing Men's Four gold

• US Win Gold In Women's Eight, Men Take Bronze

• Danes defend rowing title as medals are shared out
• Netherlands van der Kolk and van Eupen win Olympic gold in lightweight double sculls rowing
• Seven finals being contested in big day of rowing

• US is tops in Women's Eight

• Australian rowers fall short on last day
• Disappointed Tomkins bows out

• Golden Sunday for Poland in Olympics
• Women's Double Sculls Silver for Finland

• Men's rowing fours, women's rowing doubles claim bronze

• Rebecca Romero makes Olympic history

• Men's lightweight four win Canada's 2nd bronze of the day

• Chinese rowers stride to podium with smiles from heart

• Kiwis praise Olympic medal winners

• GB duo win first lightweight gold

• First Finals day at the 2008 Olympic Rowing Regatta

• It's oar inspiring - Coxless four's hat-trick sets seal on golden day

• Final Rowing medals won at Shunyi

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• Brits top rowing medals table

• Women's Eight Wins Gold, Men's Eight Bronze at 2008 Olympic Games

• Who's watching the rowing and umpire Mounier revealed
• Rowing's final Olympic Champions

• Megan Kalmoe ends up behind the big finish in double sculls final

• Silver medal for men's eight

• What makes Canada's rowing team so strong?

• USA women capture rowing gold
• USA finally beat Romania in rowing

• Battle of the Olympics needs to be avoided

• Rowing eight adds to medal haul
• Canada wins four more medals

• Ithaca High grads Byrnes, Davies win gold medals
• U.S. women's 8 strikes gold

• China takes 1st ever gold medal in Olympic rowing

• Coppola says Canada is on hot seat
• Sixth place in Beijing for twin ConnectU founders

• 'Hero' rows to Olympic gold glory

• Chinese day of mixed fortunes in rowing
• Olympic rowing to embrace Sunday with fierce gold medal grabs
• Rowing Day 7 Review: Britain's third Men's Four caps off first medal races

• Inspired Brennan rows to Beijing gold - An upset victory brings well-earned redemption

• Fatigue costs SA rowing pair Olympic medal

• Calder, Frandsen row to redemption with Olympic silver

• Brits are on cloud nine

• Silver for Island rowers

• Men's pair take bronze

• Bristol Native Michelle Guerette Takes Silver In Single Sculls

• Tufte wins men's single Olympic sculls

• Brave Drysdale claims first NZ medal

• Norway`s Olaf retains men`s singles Olympic rowing title
• Bulgarian rower snatches gold in women`s single sculls

• Flagship four grab the gold for Britain
• Campbell misses out

• Ginn key as Aussies take two wins
• Aussie rowing crews so close to triple gold

• Bronze double for rowers

• Golden twins eye more Olympic bids
• Brave Drysdale can't remember finish

• Eights and Quads to Race for Medals on Sunday at 2008 Olympic Games
• Guerette Wins Silver Medal at 2008 Olympic Games

• Lightweight rowers in lesser finals
• B Finals warm up the crowd
• Gold medals around their neck

• Britain's rowers set to go all out and attain the perfect ten
• Britain's men's coxless four strike gold
• The forgotten oarsmen of Athens
• British four power home for gold as rowers add to medal haul

• U-M's Tomek fifth, satisfied with effort in final

• Men's rowing eights favoured for gold on busy Sunday

• Two gold, one silver for Australian rowers

• Tough row to hoe for Canada's women in final race

• Medal hopes pinned on Tom James

• In Spracklen they trust

• U.S. wins first singles sculls medal since 1988

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• Flood gears up for battle at Shunyi
• Sir Matthew Pinsent wants GB coxless four to strike gold again
• Andrew Triggs Hodge: "Until we win gold, we are nobody"

• Ohio State grad an Olympian in second-choice sport

• Alan Campbell eyes gold medal

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• GB rowers set qualifying record
• British teams 'buzzing' after qualifying for 10 rowing finals

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• Men's Pair and Women's Single Advance to Finals at 2008 Olympic Games

• Emerging from Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent's shadow
• Britain dominate coxless fours in style

• Men's pair confirm gold medal favouritism

• Winklevoss twins advance to Olympic finals

• Canada's podium drought continues, but weekend promises better

• Campbell revelling in underdog tag as Team GB claim seven places in rowing finals
• Hardcastle's long odds for a medal

• Kiwi rowers aim for super Saturday finals
• Pre-race text message has Olympic rower James Tomkins in tears

• Argentine rower withdraws from semifinal due to illness

• Fairytale for new Oarsome Foursome

• Campbell into finals

• Mixed results for Kiwi rowers

• Winscombe Olympic rower qualifies for finals

• Drysdale just makes final

• Natasha aims at Beijing glory

• No joy for O'Neill in Olympic semi
• Rowing unveils unprecedented chases for finals in day five
• Irish lightweight four glad of a work-out in cruise to semis

• Guerette, Men's Pair Advance To Rowing Finals

• Croatian rowers in bus crash

• Triggs Hodge favourite for gold medal after qualifying for Olympic final

• Australians: 3 Chinese critically injured in crash
• New foursome almost Oarsome

• Men's pair, women's eight advance to rowing finals

• Olympic rowing day four review
• Single scullers in the C and D semifinals
• Pacing pays in hot semifinals
• Rowing Day 5 Preview: Semifinals on deck for Wednesday
• Rowing Day Five Review: Six classes of rowing finalists prepare for final race

• Odd couple count on power in their finish

• Facing a boatload of pressure
• Coppola, US eight find rhythm to make final
• U.S. men will defend Olympic rowing title
• Walsh to row for Olympic gold

• Men's eight in the finals
• Tomkins in line for four from eight

• Rowing crews provide hope

• Breathing through the heat

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• The boat to beat in Beijing: Meet local rower Matt Schnobrich

• Weather reports at Shunyi and more

• Having the will and yes, the drive to succeed
• Rower Jen Goldsack fulfils dream with US

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• Olympic dreams continue for some

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• Australia's eight hit by new curse

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• Olympics day three review

• Ithaca High grads advance to rowing finals

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• More medal shots disappear as rowing crews eliminated

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• From Lab Coat to Boat: Jamie Schroeder

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• One level of atonement

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• Knox column: More than medals make Olympians

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• 'We can't rest,' Elk Lake-based rowing team says; they're advancing straight to Sunday's final
• Rowers outpace past failure

• U.S. men's eight set to defend gold

• Canadian men's eight into final
• Eights great in first Olympics test

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• Rowers confident of final place

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• Four Crews to Race Semifinals on Wednesday at 2008 Olympic Games

• Guerette Wins Quarterfinal, Women's Eight Wins Heat on Monday at 2008 Olympic Games

• In the grandstands at Shunyi and more
• Olympics Day two review

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• Volpenhein, U.S. rowers need a second chance to reach final
• U.S. Rowers Guerette, Jurkowski Advance In Single Sculls
• Good, not great for rowers

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• Close call for eight

• Local rower narrowly misses semifinals

• Conditions favour rowing NZers in Beijing

• Grainger on track for gold glory
• James upbeat as flagship four start with a flourish

• Drysdale and Twigg advance

• British rowers satisfied with result in men's 8 in rowing

• Chinese LM4- crew perform well in heat race

• Too gently down the stream
• Cheeseheads in China: Day Four

• James Cracknell: Olympic rowing - the senior tour in Beijing

• U.S. women's 8 advances to rowing final

• Men's 8 Takes 1st Step to Podium

• One down, two to go in my quest for rowing gold

• Rowing's 3rd day features normality except for Australia

• Mustang, three alum rowers advance at Olympics

• Stallard's crew cruise into Olympic eight final

• Bulgaria's Neykova Wins Single Sculls Quarter-finals at Beijing Olympics

• Greensboro rower headed to final with team
• Ludington rower advances at Olympics

• Rowers capture gold at Henley regatta

• Egington through to Sunday's final

• Slower, lower, weaker: Wacky China TV coverage

• Rain delays Canada's quest for rowing gold in men's eight

• Exciting eights on Day 3 of Olympic rowing

• Eight has enough ... to make Games final
• Rain forces rowers back to the boathouse
• Canadian rowing coach, ill with cancer, gives everything he's got
• Rowers inspired by ailing coach

• FISA Day one review

• Scullers sound final warning

• Chinese women's rowers finish first amid sculls heats

• British scullers keep heads to earn victories
• Gold habits die hard

• No hangover from flag duty for Drysdale
• Single sculler Hardcastle puts himself on the line
• New buses for cramped Australian rowers
• Rowing twins recapture golden glow

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• Kiwis dominate Olympic rowing heats

• Rowers get jitters
• Rowers beached for a day

• Olympics can be gamey

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• Shaky finish costs Megan Kalmoe, partner in Olympics double sculls heat

• Three more Canadian boats advance to rowing semis

• Britain's rowers provide light amid the gloom

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• Day one of racing at the 2008 Olympic Rowing Regatta

• Men's Quad Advances, Eights Races Postponed Due to Weather on Sunday at 2008 Olympic Games

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• Lightweight Crews Advance To Semifinals At Olympic Rowing Regatta

• Aussie men's quad set new world record
• Easy win for rowers

• The Beijing Olympics - Day One As It Happened

• Tomkins and eight start quest for gold

• Chinese rower fails to turn up
• Chinese rowers' performance under par at Beijing Olympics

• Rowing update - day two

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• Grainger powers into quads final

• SA rowing pair secure spot in semifinals

• Wales' Tom Edwards and team win opening heat

• 'Oopsie' moment for rowing pair

• Hear the roar of the crowd and watch a new World Best Time

• Quads catapulted into medal contention

• California Rowing Club Athletes Begin Olympic Competition

• China wins 3 more heat races
• Lightning delays men's, women's eights at rowing regatta

• Olympic rowing has begun. Seven events race today
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• Fire puts Games showpiece out of action
• Iraqi rowers train in rough waters back home

• Men's four off to a flyer

• Ginn, Free revel as going gets hot
• Opening ceremony stuns proud NZ flagbearer

• Former UW rower Megan Kalmoe set to compete in her first Olympic Games

• Rower has golden chance

• Campbell begins his quest for gold medal

• Shunyi side happenings: rowers as flag bearers and more

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• Australian rower Amber Halliday sledges 'fat Finns'

• Parsons and Co. avoid the hype

• Savage opens rowing campaign

• Australia's Rowing Team

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• Upton backs Zac in Olympic quest

• Rower wants one final shot at redemption

• Iraqi rower Nozad happy at Olympics

• James helps coxless four to heat victory
• Four calm British nerves to the approval of Sir Steve

• SA rowers maintain medal momentum
• Chinese rower disqualified for missing previous event, citing wrong memory

• Kalmoe third in double sculls heat

• Chinese rowers' performance under par at Beijing Olympics

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• Stroke, stroke: Micah rows the boat ashore

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• Rowing What to watch for

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• Gold on the drawing board

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• NBC's marathon coverage of Olympics start tonight

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• Rowing Day 1 Preview: Tight races expected in Shunyi

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• Great Britain's 'skeleton' rowers punch above their weight

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• Blogs Provide Peek Into Athletes' Lives

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• Hun Alum Read Primed to Respond as Alternate for U.S. Olympic Rowing
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• Twins not panicking
• Kiwi rowers gain boost ahead of Olympics
• Beijing: nothing less than a medal will do
• Costly capsize Olympic-sized shock at rowing farewell

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• Campbell provides rowing's missing link
• Campbell's Beijing quest

• Canada's Olympians feel heat in rec vehicle

• Families face Olympian task

• China Looks To Row Away With Most Gold Medals
• Tourists flock to floodlit Olympic 'nest' and 'cube'

• Olympics in sights for Rumball

• Memories of Sydney - part one

• Flushing rower headed to Beijing Olympics

• China aims for gold rush at home Olympics

• Local leads U.S. rowing team to Beijing

• China's rowers turn up the pressure on GB
• Beijing 2008 - Quick Guide: Rowing
• Beijing 2008 - Team GB: Rowing

• 'I've found my passion'

• America and China: The Eagle and the Dragon Part four: Higher, faster, stronger

• New Zealand twin sisters eye rowing gold in Beijing
• Mahe Drysdale single-minded
• Olympics are now the only game in town
• Tomkins uses last hurrah as his training painkiller

• From little team big things grow
• Bridgewater has rowing brains and brawn

• Some foreign-born US Olympians
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• Olympians could row in Great Race

• Glass joins Sensenig as Olympians
• Olympics And Drugs
• 2008 Summer Olympic Games Preview - Rowing

• Drysdale: This is the time

• Corrupt, from the starting blocks to the finishing line
• True Olympic spirit found in those who come last
• Stars to watch: Li, Tian China's best bet for 1st rowing Olympic gold

• Australia to send 433 athletes to Beijing
• Australians with Olympians in the family

• Dan Beery leaves us full of pride

• Gregory given Olympic hope

• Chinese rower Xu eyes Olympic gold
• Iranian female rower sculls to Beijing dream
• Doctor on 2nd Olympic team
• Byrnes gives Ithaca 2 rowing Olympians

• If in '04 you don't succeed, make the boat in '08
• Once a walk-on, now an Olympian

• Final GB rowers named after trial

• Creating our Olympic Map
• Four countries likely to dominate Olympic rowing

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• "Gang of Four" likely to dominate Olympic rowing

• Andy Hodge's latest blog

• Does this still hurt? No, don't be silly ...

• Twin rowers headed to Olympics
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• Former Syracuse Rower Goodale to Represent US at Olympic Games

• Tight race in Olympic women's eight
• Canada's Calder ends retirement to race in Beijing
• Men's eight rowing team hopes to erase Athens nightmare with China victory

• The bell will ring as regulars raise a glass to local girl's bid for Olympic glory

• Expect the thrill of victory, the agony of bad air at the Olympics
• An Olympics guide for the rest of us
• Beijing 2008 - Hosts dampen medal expectations
• Beijing Olympic veterans prove older, wiser, longer (in the tooth)

• Ex-UM rower Tomek still can't believe she's off to the Beijing Olympics

• Let's put 2004 behind us - women's eight

• Olympian coxswain Mary Whipple gleans respect from her rowers
• Olympic medalist trades cooking for rowing

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• No time for mistakes for Omega at Olympics

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• An Olympics guide for the rest of us

• Introducing the rowing eight

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• Preparation starts to intensify for Olympian Egington

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• Row, row, row your Olympic boat

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• Old dog learns new tricks

• 10 Olympic heroes

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• We're firing on all eight for Beijing Olympics
• Rowers hope weather holds for Olympic training

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• How To Train Like An Olympian
• The ghost games
• Veteran Olympians still at the top

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• Zimbabwe: 2008 Olympic Games Preps Gather Pace

• Olympic rowing delight for Pallaskenry's Sean O'Neill

• Churchill grad Dave Banks named to U.S. Olympic rowing team

• Get Into The Olympics--The Easy Way

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• Rowing takes Schnobrich to China

• Building an engine on the banks of the Rhine
• Andy Hodge's exclusive blog

• Irish rowing Olympians announced

• Ballarat rowers off to Beijing

• Former Cavalier Rower Goes for Gold Again

• Mandoli surged onto scene

• Ivies Abound on U.S. Boats Bound for Beijing
• Olympic spotlight to shine on Sacramento locals

• Nicky's Olympic Blog

• Beijing Bound: Walsh will row for U.S.

• Di Clemente, Keeling geared for Beijing

• Rowers Collide on Nepean River

• Olympic treat for Adcock and White

• Victoria fans send Olympians off in style

• Uncommonly Big Hearts May Not Harm Athletes

• Another Sally takes knock but won't lay down

• Chris Liwski '02 Named as an Alternate to 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Roster

• Virginia's unexpected Olympian

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• Duncan Free pays high price for tilt at Olympic glory

• Norwalk rower Walsh gains just reward

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• Profound vibes en route to China

• Two crews opt for Aussie venue for their build-up to Beijing games
• Evers-Swindell twins out to bounce back

• Britain sets bold Beijing target

• Regional Cities Vie to Host Olympians

• Heavy (and light) weight hopes

• Dominguez to row lone Spanish boat at Games

• Canadian Women's Pair Announced

• GB lightweights pack punch

• Lonely road to Beijing

• Q&A: Sir Steve Redgrave - We have the strongest squad ever
• Final pieces of the Beijing puzzle

• Broad strokes power Olympic success

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• Tom out to emulate Olympic legends

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• Tomkins to lead 48-strong rowing team to Beijing

• 2008 U.S. Olympic Team roster for rowing set

• Aylesbury Olympian aims for gold in Beijing

• Tomkins tipped to carry Aussie flag

• Ace cox Nethercott hoping for Olympic medal
• Olympic call for Wokingham pair

• Stanley's rowing selection appeal fails

• Canada puts rowing future in Island hands

• Stallard is rowing for gold in Beijing
• UK unveils medal targets
• Britain on course for best Olympic medal haul since 1920, says UK Sport
• Rower Reed Feels Right

• Flag duty too much to bear for Hackett

• Lidaywa eyes Olympic medal

• Island Olympic athletes play big role in fundraising run

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• Hykel Goes From Haverford To Saint Joseph's To Beijing
• Michael Altman ('97) Headed to Beijing as Member of USRowing Olympic Team

• Bonner's McElhenney Directs Olympic HW8
• Pennsylvania Will Be Well-Represented In Beijing

• Cox Nethercott targets GB medal in Beijing

• Tri-State Rowers To Return To Olympics

• New stars for Great Britain's Olympic squad

• Brentwood sends off Olympians in style

• Coppola, Lind Lead Six Princeton Rowers To Beijing For 2008 Summer Olympics

• Interview: Beijing to host a magnificent Olympics

• Britain's Olympic champions join campaign to stop Chambers overturning Beijing ban

• Making Olympic team is just the start for Coppola

• A to Z of the Olympics

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• From Princeton to Beijing

• James aiming to follow Redgrave path to Olympic glory

• It's official: Williams, Kok headed to Olympics

• Olympic dream becomes reality
• Hykel happy she found her game
• US men's rowing eight looking for repeat gold
• Penn Alum Susan Francia Headed to Olympics

• Inman to Set Pace for Men's Eight in Beijing

• World champions feel the weight of Games favouritism
• Double sculls gelling nicely

• Britain's boats set Olympic target

• Brett Newlin quick hits
• SJU alum to compete in Beijing

• Mark Hunter rows beyond snobbery

• Norwalk's Walsh named to Olympic rowing team
• Greensboro rower gets Olympic spot
• Delco rowers set to make a splash in Beijing
• New Jersey area pair are rowing alternates
• U.S. Olympic rowing team has Philadelphia flavor
• In Olympic Rowing, the Race to Fill The Coxswain's Seat Is Tight

• Five Current And Former Stanford Rowers Earn Olympic Berths Friday

• Cal Alumnus Wetzel Named to Canada Olympic Team

• Rachel Jeffers '07 Named Alternate On U.S. Olympic Team
• Matt Hughes, Olympian

• Trio of Former Wolverines Named To Olympic Teams

• Volpenhein among Olympians chosen for US rowing
• Former Bear Cafaro Selected to U.S. Olympic Rowing Team
• Hoopman, Boyd named first UW Olympians of 2008

• Kentfield's Altman qualifies for U.S. rowing team

• Kok and Williams punch Olympic ticket

• France lines up elite rowers for Beijing
• Germany nominates first four boats for Beijing Olympics

• Kate's Games dream comes true

• Olympic rowers still face big questions

• Bulgarian men's double going to the Olympics

• James so determined to bury his Athens nightmare

• Beijing Olympics: City guide for sports fans

• ConnectU founders score spots on U.S. Olympic rowing team

• Grainger wants first women's gold
• Williams relies on Athens memory

• Twins' World Cup failure 'blown out of proportion'

• Coppola will go to Olympics

• This rower Sally is ready to stand up and be counted

• Six of the best bound for Beijing
• James confident of oarsmen's best haul

• Canadian Olympic rowing team announced

• Rowing redemption
• De Jong is headed to China

• Olympic water diversions short-term solution for Beijing's water crisis

• Stallard named in GB rowing team for the Olympics

• Island schools just keep producing

• Gold-hunting Britain name their biggest Olympic rowing squad for 16 years - the first since 1980 without Redgrave or Pinsent
• Welsh rowers secure Olympic call
• Grainger, Purchase, Winckless & Vernon make GB Olympic team

• An Olympic hopeful rows against the odds

• Schnobrich, Jurkowski named to U.S. Olympic rowing team

• Carefree feeling key symptom of Olympic fever for Tomkins

• High expectations for four nations in Olympic Rowing
• Six Myanmar athletes to compete in Beijing Olympics

• Twins back home to plot rowing recovery
• James Tomkins Profile

• Regina rower doubled her fun to get to Beijing

• Who are the UK's favourite Olympic champions?

• Zimbabwe to participate in rowing at Beijing Olympic

• USRowing to Host Meet and Greet with 2008 Olympic Rowing Team on June 28

• China threaten Brit dominance
• China, New Zealand set to light up Beijing rowing
• China's Big Drain

• Cracknell Hopeful for GB Rowing

• Beijing Olympics 'the easy part' says Mills

• Olympian Battles Olympic Bureaucracy

• Rower is on a fast boat to China

• Olympic rowing hopefuls Zac Purchase and Mark Hunter win World Cup gold
• Reeve secures place in Olympic squad

• Canadian women win gold, silver

• 2008 U.S. Olympic Wrestling and Rowing Teams Visit the NYSE

• Cuba Readies for Beijing

• Golden girl Goodale continues quest for coveted Olympic spot

• In China's Medal Factory, Winners Cannot Quit

• The Thirsty Games

• Matthew Pinsent backs British rowers to have best Olympics ever in Beijing

• Beijing in final sprint to successful Olympics
• Olympic dream is born again for young Greek rower

• Rower Marburg virtually seals his seat to Beijing
• Uru Joins Pinnacle Athletes At Olympics

• Beijing Dreams Over for Lucas

• Three more U.S. rowers earn Olympic berths

• Brits storm back to qualify for Beijing

• Coakley brothers just miss out on Olympic place

• Sporting cousins become Olympic team-mates

• Looking Back at Past Olympian Carie Graves

• Rumball earns Olympic berth
• Coxswain earns Olympic berth
• Canada's Olympic hopefuls: No. 7 of a series

• SJU Alum Renee Hykel Qualifies for Olympic Rowing Team

• Rowers Beijing-bound

• Canadian twosome can book their tickets

• We're off to the Olympics - 29 rowing boats qualify

• Hil-hi graduate Inman makes rowing team

• Australian rowers on a high for Beijing
• Archibald will go to the Olympics

• Former Bears Frandsen, Obradovic Qualify for Beijing Olympics

• One step closer to Olympic qualification for rowers

• Puzzle challenges GB rowing team

• Use your Olympic ticket as a bus pass
• Six in, six out in Men's Single

• Irish on course for Olympics

• Canada's Olympians on the mend

• Former Beaver Rower Makes Olympic Team

• Olympic rowing hopes on the line

• Olympic dream alive as crews make semi-final
• Irish lightweight four through to final
• Olympic Hopeful Q&A: Marko Marjanovic
• First crews drop out of Olympic qualification
• One more Olympic qualifier spot granted in light men's double

• Canadian Men's Pair Looks Solid in Opening Day of the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta

• Irish boats advance directly to semi-finals at Olympic Qualifying regatta

• Matt Schnobrich of St. Paul takes nontraditional route to Olympic qualification in rowing

• Timekeepers delve deep in search of Olympic accuracy

• McGee completes Olympic journey

• Olympic qualification heats show early speed
• Who's hot at the final Olympic qualification regatta

• Guerette among four crews named to Olympic rowing team
• Deferred dream a reality
• Local rowers make Olympic team
• Guerette rows into Olympics

• Rowers in do-or-die race

• SA teams for Beijing Games announced

• Buckland falls short in bid for Olympics
• USA Olympic selection under way
• Cal Alumnus Elliot Hovey Qualifies for Beijing Olympics in Double Sculls

• Fifty Norwegians confirmed for Beijing
• Iraqi athletes face Olympic ban

• Local rowers advance to semifinals of U.S. Olympic trials

• Drysdale and Karsten in the money at Holland Beker

• Rarin' to row

• Born to Move
• Portsmouth's McEachern aiming for Olympic bid

• A drugs-free Beijing Olympics? No chance in the Chinese Year of the Rat!

• Ex-UW rower booked passage

• Adaptive Athletes Getting Closer to Beijing

• Alumna Tomek to Row for Team USA at Beijing Olympics
• Chasing the Golden Dream
• First crew nominated to the 2008 U.S. Olympic team

• Beijing 2008 - Countdown: GBs coxless four

• Irish rowing in stormy waters

• Power and glory of the Olympic Games

• German M8+ fracas
• German M8+ dissolved

• Poznan World Cup: Last Chance for Olympic qualification

• Ticket scam stings couple

• Beijing blow for GB four

• St. Paul rowers hope to climb aboard Olympic team

• Indian rowing team

• Tomek and Kalmoe Nominated to 2008 U.S. Olympic Team in Women's Double Sculls

• FISA Athlete of the Month: Mary Whipple

• China unstoppable at Lucerne Rowing World Cup

• Video: GB rowers promise more speed to come

• Rowers strike gold

• Men's Eight and Pair Comes Up Golden in Lucerne (Final Day)

• Big upset in the quad at the Lucerne Rowing World Cup
• Chinese dominate regatta

• Men's eight lead medal haul

• Semifinals as hot as Finals at the Lucerne Rowing World Cup
• Racing in the international Finals at the World Cup
• All Kiwi crews through to finals
• B Finals benchmark progress at the Lucerne Rowing World Cup
• Waddell back on top at the Lucerne Rowing World Cup

• China's Pride: A 24-Karat Olympic Machine

• Waddell in triumphant return to international competition
• Canada makes strong impression in heats at Rowing World Cup
• Canadian rowers send a message
• Men's eight dominates in pre-Olympic tune-up
• Rowing: Lucy faces tough task in Lucerne

• Men's eight look to put `scare' into opposition

• Spokane native is one of 24 rowers invited to National Team Camp

• Athlete of the Month: Vasileios Polymeros & Chrysi Biskitzi

• Beijing to host final pre-Olympic sports event on May 31

• Chinese pour cold water on Kiwi rowers

• Rings: The U.S. Rower With the British Accent

• Canadians get early start on training

• U.S. Rowers in Princeton Have Sights on Beijing

• Lake Rotsee welcomes 38 nations to Rowing World Cup II

• Olympic quest about to begin

• Athletes, not politics, define Olympics

• Canadian eight-man rowers looking for redemption

• Olympic Games rowing, canoeing and kayaking flat water contract out to tender

• Three Crews One Step Away from Winning 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials

• Wilson will give Olympic aspirations a rest
• Caroline Lind on the medal stand
• East Bay rower at peace with final Olympics bid

• Olympic endurance events may be delayed to avoid heat
• Stormy waters after British team plans are declared off limits by hosts
• Tigers to compete on biggest stage

• Olympic athletes get the Ralph Lauren look
• Niskayuna rower determined to reach Olympics

• Campbell, coxless fours lead British gold medal haul

• Irish Lightweight four hit form in time for Olympic bid

• Twenty-Two Boats Enter First Set of 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Rowing

• Dutchman Defies The Odds

• Specially designed torch reaches Mount Everest peak

• Iranian paddlers to receive bonus

• Read has history in his plan

• Five U.S. Crews to Compete at Rowing World Cup in Munich

• High stakes for first Rowing World Cup of 2008

• Guerette, small boats make big strides

• Harvard Rowers Set Sights on Summer Olympics

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