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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:

 

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


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
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


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


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.
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...



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A look back - What happened?!


First, the quick background on bidding for a Gay Games.  Every Gay Games has 22 required sports specified by the Federation of Gay Games (of which rowing is not one), and 8 additional sports that are selected by the Host City. Then, it begins. It started with Montreal’s bid to host th...



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Rowing In Montreal - The Latest Update - Rowing...



Le Basin Olympique in Montreal, site of the 2001 World FISA Masters Rowing Championships and the 2003 Candian Open Masters Rowing Championships. Photo courtesy of Tourisme Montreal.
After a desperate final attempt to resolve the license agreement impasse between Montreal 2006 and the Federation of Gay Games, the two parties were unable to resolve their differences and Montreal declared its intention to host an independent sporting event, Rendezvous Montreal 2006. The followi...



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Montreal Hosts End of Year Banquet


Club d’Aviron Odagawan took over the Cactus restaurant on Rue St-Denis Wednesday night for a well attended, first year end of season celebration.  Filling three long tables were almost the entire team of rowers, all of whom were recruited as novices by Philippe Colas and Philip Hedrei....



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Celebrating a Launch - Head of the Charles Social



Merriment and smiles among rowers in Boston's Back Bay.  View all the social pictures.
The party started at 6:30 pm at the home of Boston Bay Blades hosts Jeff F. and Steve S.  Located in the Back Bay section of Boston, in the heart of the gay area, the party was the perfect setting for the rowers to gather after a day of serious head races. Jeff had set a huge food buff...



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Montreal Launches New G/L Rowing Club