Texas Rowing Center November Recap
Updated: Dec 3, 2023
It was another busy month at the Texas Rowing Center! Keep reading for updates from our Varsity, Novice, and Masters coaches, upcoming dates to save, and more!
Save-the-Date
Don't miss our yearly holiday party Saturday, December 16th at 6:00pm! We will meet down at the dock and celebrate the successes of 2023. It will be potluck style, so bring your favorite dish!
Waco Regatta Race Winners
Juniors
Mens U17 Four
Alicia Nevarez, Hendrix Haselwood, Mathias Rincon, Charles Mounce, Sebastian Gurd
Mens Youth Quad
Carson Collins, James Griffin, Anton Lohle, Evan Yang
Womens Youth Quad
Ava Wesley Flores, Jane Barnard, Faith Phillips, Anna Williams
Mens Youth Novice Four
Chris Wu, Seth Mueller, William Coury, Savion Smith, Owen Tarleton
Mens Youth Double
Carson Collins, Evan Yang
Mens Youth Novice Eight
Chris Wu, Andres Manduca Mago, Soren Kolter, Rowan Haney, Declan Howell, Ben Palmer, Wyatt Levine, Ren Williams, Charlie Bonney
Womens Youth Novice Quad
Stella Schibi, Izzy Rivas, Bella Benke, Lizzi Ruebush
Mens Youth Novice Coxed Quad
Gavin Pruett, Alex Vidal, Marcus Scherer, Seth Mueller, Jack Maloy
Masters
Mens Elite/Open Single
Jasper Liu
Mens Elite Lightweight Single
Tristan Hite
Womens Masters Double
Susan Morse, Kristina Skeffington
Mens Elite/Open Double
Jon Brown, John Winston
Mens Masters Quad
Erich Meiske. Brian Minzenmayer, Khalil Shalabi, Bob Morse
Womens Masters Quad
Anna Ohrstrom, Lauren Cassidy, Tina Woodhart, Louise Kuehster
Mixed Masters Double
Simon Borchelt, Jessica Pendleton
Mens Masters Eight
Susan Rappold, William Ward, Robert Hallock, David Garcia, Napoleon Griffin II, Nicholas Ivanecky, Eugene Peh, Scott Bolton, JP Nicot
Womens Masters Eight
Rachel Berman, Jean Hopkins, Trish Erlinger Carls, Elizabeth Breston, Rose McCord, Sharon Doerre, Eileen Liedeker, Gloria Lee, Rita Chavez-Riley
Juniors Programs Updates
Eric Dilworth - Varsity Men's Head Coach
There were many successes this season. Special shoutouts to the following crews:
HOCR:
Youth 8+ : 35 out of 90
U-17 4+: 9 out of 25
Pumpkinhead:
Youth 4X: 1st place
Youth 8+: 3rd place
Waco:
U-17 4+: 1st place & 2nd place
Youth 2X: 1st place
Youth 4X: 1st
Youth 8+: 2nd place
We also had the latest college commitments from the team, congratulations!
Anton Lohle- University of Pennsylvania
William Marvin- University of San Diego
Evan Yang- Cornell
Julia Camillucci - Novice Girl's Coach
Novice Women have had an awesome fall so far! Very proud of finishing the fall season with 5 events with a silver medal and 1 gold! This fall has been full of team building and hard work. Ask the athletes about the team bonding yarn activity and their 3x3k erg! I am excited to keep the momentum going as we start transitioning into spring racing season. Happy Holidays!!
Masters Program Update
Mark Borchelt- Head of Adult Programs
The Advanced Masters are gearing up for the San Diego Crew Classic in the Spring. We are refining our blade work and improving our fitness with long Steady State rows. We are One week into our annual 3 month long / One Million Meters Club Challenge. Napoleon Griffin is leading the pack of about 30 men and Carolyn Kim, recently joining TRC from San Diego Rowing Club, is leading a group of about a dozen women.
Owner Update
Matt Knifton - Texas Rowing Center Owner
The TRC Winter Meters Challenge is underway with many people already logging some serious meters! A reminder that this challenge takes place between now and February 4th, and the winners of each category will receive a free 6-month membership. Categories include: 1) the person (regardless of gender) who ergs, rows, swims/SUPs, cycles and/or runs (adjusted) the most meters during the 12-week challenge period, and 2) the man and woman who post the best age/weight-adjusted 5,000m erg scores by February 11th. Additionally, those who reach 1,000,000 meters receive the coveted T-shirt commemorating the achievement, specially designed by Mark.
Additionally, we will be running some Holiday Membership Specials through the end of the year! Renew your six or twelve month membership and receive an additional month free. If it's not time to renew yet, renew early at the link below to receive the deal.
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I put the December 16th dock potluck on my calendar, then swapped one gym day for two long steady-state rows and a 3x3k erg. The One Million Meters Club Challenge and the February 4th cutoff made the goal feel immediate; I’m tracking meters and using rowing stroke video analysis to clean up blade work before San Diego Crew Classic.