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Would you like to add a news article? Great!  We would love it if you did. All submissions require approval before publication so here are some editorial guidelines:

 

Latest News is meant for articles that are of interest to the gay rowing community and the GLRF community.  Topics of interest might include:

 

  • how your club is doing something for gay rowing or being supportive of the gay community,
  • what you as a GLRF member are doing for the rowing community,
  • if your club is sending a squad or team to compete at a gay-focused regatta,
  • if your club or team is featured in the gay media.

 

What may not get past the editorial desk are stories that are club-centric (gay or straight) such as coming in first at such and such regatta or hosting a fundraiser or enjoying an end of season shrimp on the barbie.  We do have an outlet for that and really encourage GLRF members to explore that: create a blog on GLRF for your club!

 

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New York City’s Crew New York begin Montreal pr...


01 December 2005 - New York City; Their last day on the Harlem River was Wednesday, 23 Nov 2005. Reports were that it was a VERY cold row but that last one is always bittersweet for rowers. You never quite want it to end.  However, members of Crew New York already have a goal for next season: winning at the Montreal Wor...



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Crew New York mourns the loss of a fellow rower...


24 October 2005 - New York City; Members of Crew New York remain dazed and in shock at the loss of a fellow rower during a boating accident on the Harlem River early Monday morning.  Four rowers from the Peter Jay Sharp Rowing Club,  rowing in a straight four, were executing a u-turn just downriver from the 1...



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DC Strokes membership votes for Montreal


01 October 2005 - Washington Dc; The DC Strokes Rowing Club voted to participate as a team in the 1st World Outgames Regatta.  The decision came after several months of internal discussions among the membership. In the end, the deciding factor was the rowing facilities at the Montreal Olympic Rowing Basin.  T...



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Club d’Aviron Odawagan hosts booth at Montreal...



Photo courtesy of P. Colas
03 September 2005 - Montreal; The sun shone brilliantly as 45,000 visitors descended on Montreal’s Gay Village for a celebration of sport. Labeled Rendezvous dans Le Village, the sports festival offered a preview of the 1st World Outgames with animated demonstration sports from Equipe Montreal (Team Montreal) and several spor...



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GLRF featured in St. Catharines Standard



Rowers happily pose for a booth photo in exchange for some free GLRF rainbow socks.  Photo credit: GLRF photo
09 August 2005 - St. Catharines; The local media took notice when GLRF hosted its first booth on Henley Island at the 2005 Royal Canadian Henley.  The regatta is commonly acknowledged to be the largest rowing regatta in North America. The sports editor for the St. Catharines Standard stopped in for a chat with GLRF Exe...



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San Francisco Bay Blades featured on live Q Tel...


23 June 2005 - San Francisco; The San Francisco Bay Blades were one of five gay teams included in the weeklong,  nightly Q Television broadcast that celebrated Pride Week from 7:00 - 9:30 pm.  Q Television is available on the east and west coasts of the United States through RCN Satellite, channel 229....



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Crew New York catches the audience's attent...



Photo courtesy of Here! Films
12 June 2005 - New York City; It was both the Awards Night and the Closing Night of the New York City Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, NewFest. After the all the awards were presented and the thank you’s uttered, the lights dimmed and soon the audience was watching rowers talk about training, sex, and the regatta. Some things n...



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1st World Outgames announces Regatta Committee


28 May 2005 - Montreal; The 1st World Outgames organising committee has announced the appointments for the 1st World Outgames Regatta Committee.  Ms. Guylaine Bernier of Rowing Canada will assume the role of president of the Regatta Committee. She will have the support of a solid team to assist her: Mr. Richar...



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Montreal announces FISA sanction


31 May 2004 - Montreal; The Comite Organisateur of the 1st World Outgames, Rendezvous Montreal 2006, announced that for the first time in the history of gay and lesbian sport, the Montreal 2006 rowing regatta will be sanctioned and officially listed in the international rowing organization’s (FISA) official calendar. I...



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Row Team Austin Winter Retreat 2004 Recap



Some of the many participants gathered on Sunday morning for a group shot before heading out on the water.  View all the pics here.
20 February 2004 - Austin; Rain, sleet, and snow did not stop Row Team Austin (RTA) from having their fifth annual Winter Retreat this past President’s Day (US Holiday) weekend.  The event began Friday, February 13th and concluded Monday morning the 16th with a scratch regatta.  Twenty participants from...