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New York City’s Crew New York begin Montreal preparations

01 Dec 2005 - 03h28. | glrfcentral for the Boston Bee | 81 views | 0 stamps

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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 World Outgames regatta.

Seven rowers have registered for the regatta and they are looking to recruit more to field several boats in multiple categories. The team has now shifted its focus to an intensive schedule of winter conditioning. The thought of endless hours on the ergs may make many groan but you haven’t seen the amazing views of the Harlem River from the second floor of the warm, airy, and light Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse! What are you waiting for?

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