There is no parking at the regatta site. All parking is off site. Parking organizers are asking for $5 donation to Habitat for Humanity. Shuttles run regularly from the parking garage to the regatta. It can take 20-30 minutes to ride the shuttle bus from the parking site to the venue.
All rowers should be at the venue (at the trailer) 2.5 hours prior to their race time
The venue has a “wet launch” meaning rowers walk the boat into the water and then climb in. Pack extra socks & clothing.
Food and drinks are provided for the rowers (this is included in the rowing fees)
Parent Information:
Be sure to bring a chair and layer clothing - it can get very chilly early and then get very warm.
Parents and families are welcome have some breakfast and lunch at the tent - we just ask that you make a contribution in our donation jar to cover the cost of your food.
Heat Sheets:
This list provides the times and boats that New Canaan Crew & Maritime athletes are participating in.
Ava MacNeal, Merel Sutherland, martina radoslavov, Olivia Sheridan
16:35.9
Event 39: 4+ Junior 2V Men (2nd 4+) competition
5
Skylar Severance, Robert Carpenter, Max Friedland, Alexander Weissman, Nicholas Roeder-Yika
16:10.2
Event 50: 4+ Junior 1V Men (1st 4+) competition
8
Carly Legenzowski, Benjamin Castle, Maximilian Lindeis, Kyle Brody, Nicholas Van ingen
15:15.1
11
Mary Cate Carlo, Zachary Johnston, Edward Leete-Koeckert, Dylan Koproski, Ryan Borsy
15:32.9
* Note: rowers were moved around in some boats
GENERAL INFORMATION
The park is open until 6pm on Friday. It re-opens at 6am on Sat. Although the park is not guarded at night a locked gate blocks the entrance. Organizations have regularly parked trailers overnight in past years.
Awards: Head of the Housatonic medals are custom-designed, hand-crafted pewter made locally in Connecticut. First place medals are awarded in every race. Second place medals are awarded in events with at least 6 entries.
Third place medals are awarded in events with at least 10 entries.
