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Last Revision June 28, 2009

SATURDAY JULY 18th -- EVENTS 1 to 46
SUNDAY JULY 19th -- EVENTS 47 to 84

ENTRY DEADLINE - MONDAY JULY 13, 2009 @ NOON

RESULTS

EIGHT 8+ $70
FOUR-4+ / QUAD-4x $60
PAIR-2- / DOUBLE-2x $50
SINGLE-1x $40

AN ADDITIONAL $25 ADMINISTRATION FEE PER CLUB

SCRATCH/NOSHOW FEES (after July 14th) ARE $50 PER ENTRY
Failure to pay will result in not participating in future Regattas

Late Entries accepted at the discretion of the registrar and subject to a $50 surcharge

Payment may be made by Cheque, cash or money order
Make cheques/money orders payable to the St. Catharines Rowing Club

BRING ENTRY FEES TO COACHES' MEETING ON SATURDAY MORNING JULY 18th
Coaches' meeting to commence at the clerk's booth 1 hour before 1st race each day
One representative from each club is REQUIRED to attend daily meeting
Schedule for that Day's racing will be issued at coaches' meeting

COURSE PRACTICE TIMES
The course will be open for boats to practice between 6am-7am Saturday and Sunday.
All boats must be off the water 30 minutes before the start of the first race each day.

FEES MUST BE PAID IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE
Any fees owing from previous regattas must be paid in full

GENERAL INFORMATION
Submit Entries through ONE designated representative PER Club

Unlimited entries/athlete - check event order for potential conflict

Competitors may compete in Master OR Jr/Sr Events - NOT both

ELIGIBILITY
Races restricted to Club Crews only
Exceptions will be made at the discretion of the Regatta Chairman - notification must be PRIOR to race day
All athletes must be registered members of the Club they are competing for as of June 23, 2009
If required, competitors must be able to validate their membership with the Club they are competing for
Only the Open 8 and 500m dashes are available to National or Composite Crews

 

IMPORTANT RACE DAY INFORMATION

       1. WEIGHT CLASS:

 

LIGHTWEIGHTS

MEN LWT

WOMEN LWT

MEN 64kg

WOMEN 52kg     

 

Maximum Weight

165lb (75kg)

135lb (61.4kg)

145lb (66kg)

120lb (54.5kg)

      ● NO CREW AVERAGE
      ● All weight class crew and coxswains must weigh in together
      ● All coxswains must weigh in. No exceptions. This includes Masters
      ● Coxswains must supply their own weights
      ● COXSWAIN WEIGHT: Male crew cox – minimum 55 kg (121 lb) -- Female crew cox – minimum 50 kg (110 lb)
      ●
WEIGH-IN TIMES: Saturday (6:30-9:30am) Sunday (6:30-9:30am)

      2. AGE CATEGORIES:  

  SENIOR    Open to all eligible athletes who reach the age of 23 years or older in 2009. Open to any rowing club in the world   UNDER 19   Open to eligible athletes born in 1991 or later. Open to any rowing club in the world
 
  UNDER 23  Open to eligible athletes born in 1987 or later. Open to any rowing club in the world.   UNDER 17   Open to eligible athletes born in 1993 or later. Open to any rowing club in the world


MASTERS

Age Calculated as of December 31st, 2009
Competitors (excluding coxswains) may not be younger than 27 by December 31st, 2009
Masters Age categories based on crew average age: A: 27+, B: 36+, C: 43+, D: 50+, E: 55+, F: 60+, G: 65+, H: 70+

If entries require Masters event to have combined ages in the same race, the start will be staggered
 by age (see grid below), to have the overall winner determined by the first boat across the finish line.

HANDICAP SYSTEM
(seconds)

AGE
CLASS

1x 2-

2x 
4+

4x
  8+

A

0

0

0

B

4

3

3

C

9

8

7

D

16

13

13

E

23

19

18

F

31

27

25

G

40

35

32

H

51

44

41

I

63

54

50

  • U17,U19,U23,Sr events will start from the start gates - 2000m - please ensure your crews have practiced backing into the start gates.

  • Masters races will be a floating start from  the 1000m pylon to the finish line - 1000m,

  • Dashes  will be a floating start from the 1500m pylon - 500m

  • Anticipated regatta time - approx. 8am-4:30pm Saturday, 8am-noon Sunday, (weather willing). Use for planning only, actual times will be issued upon completion of the draw

  • Anticipated time between races - based on last year - 6 mins.

  • Grandstand will be open both Saturday and Sunday.

  • GOLD MEDALS ONLY will be awarded to race winners (the same as Henley).

  • U17,U19,U23 and Sr medals will be awarded at the grandstand

  • Masters/Dash medals will be awarded at the clerk's booth.

  • PARKING:  There is a charge for parking.  Alternate parking locations may be used.  Be aware that this could add travel time. Factor this into your race day schedule to ensure your athletes are on time for their race.  It is important that you communicate this message to all parents and friends to avoid confusion on race day.  Inclement weather could force us to use satellite parking, so again please be aware and factor this into your travel logistics. 
     

    RCA Rules of Racing Exceptions
    This regatta will follow the RCA rules of racing with the divergence (per section1.7) below:

    2.1 The Definition of a competitor
    All athletes and coaches from Ontario clubs must be registered in the competitive fee category with ROWONTARIO  by July 10, 2009.
    Athletes and coaches from outside of Ontario must be members of their national federation
    National or Provincial Team EXHIBITION entries may be accepted at the discretion of the Regatta Chair.
    Competitors may be required to show photo and age identification (driver's license or health card) upon demand.

    2.10 Lightweight competitors
    See exception to weight allowance above.

    2.6 Weighing of Coxies
    Coxswains carrying the maximum 10kg deadweight and who fail to meet the weight requirement for the event(s) entered will not be excluded from that event for that day of the regatta.

    7.2 Entries
    RCA registration number not required.
    Entries may be capped at three (3) per event per club at the Regatta Chair's discretion.

    7.6 Crew Substitutions
    Will be accepted at the Clerk's booth.

    9.3 Events with 7 or more competitors
    The draw progression will be heats direct to final

    10.5 Starting Procedure (with lights)
    There will not be a monitor in the aligner hut.

    10.20 Appeals
    Any appeal resulting out of a protest will be resolved by the on site jury.

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