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Cleveland's famed Cuyahoga River served as the venue for the event. The Cleveland Rowing Foundation served as the host and the organizing committee

3rd World Outgames Regatta Regatta location: Watersportsbaan Friday, 02 Aug 2015 - training Saturday, 03 Aug 2015 - competition Sunday, 04 Aug 2015 - competition and 500m fun row dash Monday, 05 Aug 2015 - City of Ghent Recreational Row Monday, 05 Aug 2015 - Antwerp Rowers Party at Bocadero Tuesday, 06 Aug 2015 - training row and dinner, Hazelwinkel rowing course and Boathouse Restaurant

The Paris International Tournament (TIP) is a multi-sport tournament created in 2004 under the impulse of the LGBT+ Sports Federation. Its mission is to encourage the respectful practice of sports without discrimination, to discover sports, to inspire vocations and to fight against LGBT phobias.

GLRF is pleased to partner with the Miami Beach Rowing Club to host our second winter training camp. Developed for experienced rowers, both individuals and club squads will have the opportunity to enhance their rowing technique, and to develop drills, training routines, and goals to take home with them to apply to their spring training This is a camp for serious rowers with at least two full seasons of rowing experience. With that said, rowers with less than 2 seasons, who have a significant amount of water time and race experience, are encouraged to attend. 6 On the water sessions. All camp participants will row twice a day except Sunday and Monday. Participants will row in both sweep and scull depending on their abilities, their boat and style preferences, and the number of participants.

Join DC Strokes Rowing Club, the nation's oldest Gay & Lesbian Rowing Club, in celebrating its 20th Anniversary at the eighteenth annual Stonewall Regatta. Ring in the mid-Atlantic sprint season with a day of exciting competition at our new boathouse on the Anacostia River. All races this year are 1000meters. 2000m races are not possible due to bridge construction over the Anacostia River.

GLRF is pleased to announce a winter training camp at the Miami Beach Rowing Club. Developed for experienced rowers, both individuals and clubs squads will have the oppotunity to enhance their rowing technique, and to develop drills, training routines, and goals to take home with them to apply in their spring training. This camp is for serious rowers with at least two full seasons of rowing experience. With that said, rowers with less than 2 seasons, who have a significant amount of water time and race experience, are encouraged to attend. 6 on the the water sessions. All camp participants will row twice a day except Sunday and Monday. Participants will row in both sweep and scull depending on their abilities, their abilities, their boat and style preferences, and the number of participants.

DC Strokes Rowing Club and The Stonewall Regatta Organizing Committee (ROC) are pleased to invite you to the 17th annualStonewall Regatta on Sunday, June 6, 2010. As in past years this will be a USRowing sponsored event. We look forward to welcoming back competitors who have attended and supported our regatta since 1994, and we welcome all new participants.

Welcome to rowing at World Outgames 2009. Rowing is one of the most popular sports in Denmark and we look forward to sharing our proud traditions with all rowers who wish to compete for fun and medals. We will be hosting three events: a 6-lane side-by-side 1000m regatta over two days (Sunday 26th and Monday 27th July 2009) at the national rowing station on Lake Bagsværd, a 1,000m inrigger sprint race on Wednesday, 29 Jul 2009, and a 6km head race (Thursday 30th July 2009) through the habour right in the city centre. The Danish Rowing Federation (DFfR) will be sanctioning all events.

DC Strokes Rowing Club and The Stonewall Regatta Organizing Committee (ROC) are pleased to invite you to the 16th annual Stonewall Regatta on Saturday, May 30, 2009. As in past years this will be a USRowing sponsored event. We look forward to welcoming back competitors who have attended and supported our regatta since 1994, and we welcome all new participants.

The Stonewall Regatta Organizing Committee and the DC Strokes Rowing Club invite rowers to compete at the Stonewall XV Regatta. Stonewall is the only glbt-sponsored regatta in the United States. The event helps kick off the mid-Atlantic adult sprint racing season and serves to connect groups from different backgrounds and different geographic regions. Teams enter from private clubs, the armed forces, and other glbt crews (from cities like Boston, Chicago and Toronto). Last year’s regatta drew 350 rowers from 22 clubs to compete in 55 events. The course, set on the Anacostia River, starts just below the Pennsylvania Avenue (Sousa) Bridge and finishes downriver between the double I-295 bridges. * Launch/recover: Anacostia Community Boathouse * First race at 0900h. and last race at 1600h. * Course: 1,000 meter finals-only masters sprint race * Boat entries: 1x, 2x, 4x, 4+, and 8+ * Category entries for novice, masters, and open] * USRowing categories AA - J