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Fighting 150 VS Dartmouth Lights
Fighting 150 Race Penn and Columbia, Heavies Race Rutgers and Bucknell
Please join us for a celebration of Delaware Crew at our annual winter party!
Delaware Men's Crew Completed Their 1,000,000 Challenge And Are One Step Closer To Purchasing their New Boat!
We will update this page as we work to reach our goal of 1,000,000 meters rowed during our annual ergathon tomorrow!
Delaware Men's Crew 2012 ERG-A-THON 1 Million Meters Rowed, 1 New Boat!
Freshman Heavyweights and Lightweights Compete at Rutgers Fall Classic
Heavies at Head of the Schuylkill, Lights at Princeton Chase.
Delaware Lwts and Hwts Compete at Head of the Charles.
This past Sunday Delaware Mens Crew held their Annual Parents and Alumni day.
On Saturday Novices competed at Head of the Schuylkill. On Sunday entire Fighting 150 squad competed at Princeton Chase.
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On Sunday both the Delaware heavyweight and lightweight squads will compete at the 47th annual Head of the Charles.
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This past Sunday the University of Delaware Mens Crew held their Annual Parents and Alumni day at the boathouse. The 2011 Parents and Alumni day celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Delaware Mens Crew and was one of the biggest ever with over a hundred people attending.
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It's time again for UD Crew's Annual Parents and Alumni Luncheon. All team alumni and team parents, current and former, are welcome to the WYRA boathouse for an afternoon of Food, Drink, and Rowing hosted by the 2011-12 squad. There will also be a silent auction, team merchandise for sale, and the ever popular Alumni vs Team Racing on the Christina River. This fall marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of the men's program. To commemorate this milestone, the team is dedicating a current, unnamed shell in honor of the fall '91/spring '92 crew. Additionally, the team will be recognizing the 15th (1996) 10th (2001) and 5th (2006) year reunions of our Alumni. Tickets will be $25 at the door and we ask all guests to RSVP via email to Justin Miller at social@delawarecrew.com. Also, please spread the word to any alumni that we may have missed. See you on the 16th!
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We would like to apologize for any confusion this morning with the charter buses. Thanks for all your patience and understanding. Practice will continue on Monday, all rowers should meet by Russell C at 4pm buses WILL be there to take all interested rowers to the Pizor Boathouse in Wilmington, DE.
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The first practice for novice rowers will be this Friday. All interested rowers should meet at the parking lot by Russell C at 3:45 PM. Buses will be waiting there to transport rowers to the Pizor Boathouse in Wilmington, DE.
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Club Sports Night: 8/31 7:30PM-9:30pm Carpenter Sports Building (Little Bob)
Interest Meeting #1: September 1st 7:30PM Room 117 @ Gore Hall
Interest Meeting #2: September 7th 7:30PM Room 117 @ Gore Hall
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Due to river conditions, the race in Washington DC is canceled this weekend. |
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This past weekend Delaware's varsity heavyweight eight and second varsity heavyweight eight raced for the Knecht Cup on the Cooper River in Pennsauken, NJ. The Delaware lights meanwhile battled it out with the Big Green on Lillinonah Lake in Brookfield Connecticut. Click here for the full article. |
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University of Delaware Men’s Crew capped their week of spring break with impressive wins for both the heavyweight and lightweight squads. The Blue Hen heavyweights got an early start on the Raritan River in New Brunswick, NJ for their annual race against Bucknell and Rutgers. Click here for the full article. |
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In a bright spot for the lightweight team, the frosh/novice 8 defeated Harvard’s 1F in a time 7:07.5, exactly five seconds ahead of the Crimson’s top freshman boat. Click here for the full article. |
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The freshman lightweights wrapped up their head racing this fall in impressive fashion at the Rutgers Fall Classic this past weekend, with boats placing 2nd and 6th in their event and finishing 2nd overall in team standings.
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The Delaware men's heavyweight squad closed out their head racing season in impressive fashion at the Head of the Schuylkill on Saturday, October 30th.
On Halloween, the entire lightweight team traveled to Lake Carnegie to compete in the Princeton Chase.
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The varsity lightweight and heavyweight Fightin' Blue Hens traveled to Boston, MA this past weekend to compete in the Head of the Charles, the largest two day regatta in the world.
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An unseasonably warm and sunny October day greeted parents, rowers, coaches, and alumni this past Sunday at the Faith and Gordon Pizor Boathouse for the team's annual Alumni Day.
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The UD men's crew was met with pristine weather and rowing conditions on the Schuylkill River as the heavy and lightweight squads opened their fall racing season in Philadelphia.
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Club Sports Night: 8/30 6:00PM Carpenter Sports Building (Little Bob)
Interest Meeting #1: 9/1 7:00PM Ewing Room @ Perkins Student Center
Interest Meeting #2: 9/2 7:00PM Room 209 @ Trabant University Center
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Seven current and former Blue Hens competed at the 2010 Royal Canadian Henley Regatta in St. Catherine's, Ontario.
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The heats for U23 Worlds began on Thursday, July 22nd, and the first race for the men's coxed four featuring the composite boat from Penn A.C. was the seventh of the morning.
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Oak Ridge, TN. UD Alumni continued their summer season at the USRowing Club National Championships, held on July 14-18th on the Melton Hill Rowing Course. Pete Seymour ('08) and Dave Walton ('09) both raced multiple events and came away with medals.
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Philadelphia, PA. Delaware Crew members Will Purman ('13) and Pat Kenney ('11) as well as alumni Dave Walton ('09) and Pete Seymour ('08) all raced at the Independence Day Regatta this past weekend on the Schuylkill River.
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Alumnus Dave Walton competed in the USRowing Elite National Championships this past weekend and won the lightweight quad event, while representing the New York Athletic Club.
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"The five of us just qualified to go to the Under 23 World Championships in Brest, Belarus. Unfortunately, the $20,000 cost of the trip is entirely self-funded. We are asking for your help to send us there."
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Delaware senior Patrick Kenny earned a spot on the Under-23 national team by winning the coxed four event on the final day of the USRowing trials.
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Delaware Men's Crew was well represented by alumni Dave Walton ('09) and Pete Seymour ('08), who competed in multiple events at the 152nd Schuylkill Navy Regatta.
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The men's crew team celebrated their '09-'10 season with their annual banquet, including coaches, rowers, and their families in attendance.
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For the third straight year, the Delaware Men's Crew Team brought home the Men's Points Trophy from the 2010 Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta. The grit and determination displayed from each crew in their respective grand final appearances was too much for a strong St. Josephs men's squad to overcome; The Fightin' Blue Hens finished a single point ahead of the Hawks to win the trophy.
Update: UDaily featured article. [UDaily]
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Delaware Heavyweight and Lightweight crews will race this Friday and Saturday on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, PA in the 72nd Annual Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta. The University of Delaware won the Men's Points Trophy in 2008 and tied Michigan last year, as well as tying Buffalo for the Overall Points Trophy (men and women).
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From the article: "On a rainy Monday afternoon, Joe Kleiman takes three crews out on the Christina River for practice. They row through two towns before taking a break, turning around, and rowing the same course back, this time with Kleiman shouting rival team names as motivation."
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The Delaware lightweight squad made one final trip up to Boston, MA to take on the MIT Engineers. Conditions were beautiful with warm, sunny skies and very little wind. The trip marked the team's first sweep, winning every race entered, over an Eastern Sprints team.
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Coming off a bye week, Delaware lightweights will travel once again up to the Charles River to duke it out with the Engineers. The heavyweight squad is off this week, returning next weekend in the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta.
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This week, the lightweights faced off against Navy and Georgetown in Annapolis, MD while the heavyweight squads trekked down to Oak Ridge, TN to compete in the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship.
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The UD Lightweight squad had a strong showing in Derby, CT against Dartmouth College and St. Joseph's University. A powerful tailwind made for very fast and competitive racing.
The Heavyweight squad had an even busier weekend of racing on both Saturday and Sunday at the annual Knecht Cup on the Cooper River, NJ. Warm temperatures and a mild cross-tailwind made for two days of great racing.
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