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President |
Rob Ittig |
Vice President |
Michael Mutter |
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Treasurer |
Lee West |
Secretary |
John White |
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At-Large |
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Mount Vernon |
Sue Davis |
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At-Large |
Fran Phoenix |
National Cathedral |
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At-Large |
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Oakton |
Ginny Turley |
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At-Large |
Ryz Obuchowicz |
Potomac |
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Bishop O’Connell |
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Robinson |
David Oakley |
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Christchurch (Associate) |
----- |
Sidwell Friends |
Nancy White |
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Episcopal (Associate) |
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South County |
Gerald Patterson |
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Fairfax |
Bob O’Brien |
Saint Albans |
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Forest Park |
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T C Williams |
Stan Vosper |
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Gar-Field |
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Thomas Jefferson |
Scot Ferris |
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Georgetown Visitation |
Charles McNamara |
W T Woodson |
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Gloucester (Associate) |
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Wakefield |
Tony Donahoo |
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Hylton |
Dorothy Lazor |
Washington-Lee |
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J E B Stuart |
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West Potomac |
Mick McKeown |
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James Madison |
Marina Beckhard |
West Springfield |
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Lake Braddock |
Cynthia Maltenfort |
Western Albemarle(Asso) |
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Langley |
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Westfield |
Shirley von Rinteln |
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Mathews (Associate) |
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Woodbridge |
Hal Johnson |
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McLean |
Stephen Keller |
Yorktown |
Michael Osborne |
Non-voting Members present:
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Coordinators |
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OLOC |
Lee West |
Programs |
Mary / Watson Pryor |
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PLOC |
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Trophies |
Mike Stilwell / Bob O’Brien |
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Personnel |
Mark Lindon |
Web Master |
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Committees |
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Audit |
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Grievance |
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Bylaws |
John White |
Historian |
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Coaches |
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Nominations |
TBD |
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Coach Develop |
Ryz Obuchowicz |
Publicity |
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Representatives |
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Thompson Boat Center |
Gary Weeden |
Crew Council Co-Chairs |
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Sandy Run Park |
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USRA Referees |
Ryz Obuchowicz |
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II. President’s Report. Rob Ittig:
A. Rob thanked everyone on the audio conference for being flexible. Snow cancelled the meeting last week and snow again disrupted having the re-scheduled meeting tonight, but rather than further postponement, we elected to try an audio conference meeting.
B. The 2010 school rowing schedule was approved December 1, 2009 by the Crew Council. Volunteer allocations have been made according to this schedule and no schedule changes will be entertained without petition to, and approval by, the Crew Council. The dual/triple meets have been broken out separately from the regatta schedule and will be forwarded to the membership (done after the meeting and is at Attachment 4).
C. The Capital Equipment Budget Plan was reviewed at length with some agreement and much disagreement. The latest plan iteration had not been distributed and, therefore, specifics were difficult to discuss (it was emailed to the membership after the meeting and is at Attachment 1). There was general support that some budget plan was needed, however, a principal disagreement was centered on the Plan funding sourcing. Some supported the $22 per rower assessment and others advocated $20. There was an initiative proposed to finance the biggest ticket items, the finish line building and the starting platform (each costing about $45,000) but that approach does not have universal support, either. It was left with all to look at the plan and be prepared to discuss and vote at the next meeting.
D. Athlete liability waivers are up on the web and working (rowingwaiver.com or roninregistration.com, they are both the same).
III. Secretary Report. John White:
A. The Minutes of the November 3, 2009 Board meeting were read and approved as written.
B. John gave a report of the presentation on November 21st, Navigating College Admissions, Financial Aid, and NCAA Athletics. Only 36 people attended, but those that did raved about the information and subjects covered. John asked when would be a better time to have this presentation to get more participation? He believes it is most worthwhile and should be scheduled annually. The consensus feedback was to have it in October. John will research a date and have details available by the VASRA meeting on June 1st.
An attempt was made to take the count of each team male and female rowers. So many did not have their numbers that recording the count was deferred to the next meeting. These numbers are needed to determine Division I or Division II competition status for the VSRC championship regatta (19 or less are Div II, 20 or more are Division I). Some input has been received subsequent to the meeting and is reflected at Attachment 2.
IV. Treasurer’s Report. Lee West:
A. The November 2009 – January 2010 financial statement was reviewed (at Attachment 3).
B. Lee said that she has been elected to the USRowing Board of Directors and thanked the organizations that voted for her. She will bring to the USRowing Board a youth/scholastic rowing perspective. Ted Phoenix, then VASRA President, is the only other person with a youth rowing background to have been elected to the Board, and he passed away in 2004 before he could be effective. Lee also had been re-elected to the USRowing Youth Committee, but she cannot hold both positions and has to relinquish the Youth Committee to Barbara Grudt of Princeton, NJ. Lee also said the Youth Committee is working on a college data base of rowing to be put on the USRowing web site.
C. The finish line building status was provided. The drawings are nearly complete and materials are being accumulated. Construction is now to begin as soon as possible after the last regatta in May and expected to complete by end August. A party is planned for the demolition of the old finish line stand … it is to be a fund raiser with a charge to take whacks at the old structure.
D. Lee went over the lightweight program again, and discussed the new process for weighing coxswains. The Rowing Weight Control Program (RWCP) for lightweight rowers begins the week of February 14th with body fat measurements to be made by certified trainers. The RWCP begins six weeks before the first regatta to allow time for those rowers that need to lose weight to do so safely.
Coxswains will be in the RWCP only if they CHOOSE to lose weight … no coxswain will be required to lose weight. To the contrary, the coxswains must be a minimum weight and have no maximum, unlike the lightweight rowers. Coxswains of women’s boats must be a minimum of 110 lbs, coxswains of male boats must be a minimum of 120 lbs, such weight being determined in a racing uniform (Unisuit). If they are below these minimums, then weight to make the minimum must be carried with them in the boat. Such weight is to be provided by the rower and may be sandbags, dumbbells, lead bars, or the like. Water bottles, tools, cox box, or clothing do not count as weight.
E. The coxswain clinic held November 21st had about 40 attendees, and went well. The next clinic, geared to novice coxswains, is February 20th at Woodbridge High School, 9 am to 1 pm. It is open to everyone. There is no charge to attend.
V. Vice President’s Report. Michael Mutter:
A. There are twelve Launch Driver Training Plans overdue. Formal launch driver training by the Foundation for Rowing Education will be March 21st at Sandy Run (this is a change from the original date of March 28th).
B. Mike gave a report of the USRowing convention held December 3-5, 2009 in Tempe, AZ. It was not as well attended as past conventions and the presentations were somewhat less stimulating, save that by Dr. Kate Ackerman on the “female triad” that detailed a link between eating disorder, bone mass (density), and menstrual cycle. This is a presentation that every coach of women should see. There was general interest in having Dr. Ackerman come here to make a presentation to coaches and anyone else interested. John White is to follow up on her availability.
C. Mike talked briefly about Ronin’s development of computerized forms, the use of which would facilitate management of the numerous personnel and roster lists that we maintain and regatta entry listing. It would do automatic population from data entry at the point of origin. Such a system would ease the coaches’ regatta entry line up. The VASRA contact roster maintenance would be automatic from the booster information. More to follow at a later date.
VI. Representative’s Reports.
A. Crew Council. Rob Ittig for Noel Deskins/Dan Forgas:
At the end of the VASRA regatta season, any team that wants to compete in post-season regattas, including but not limited to, the Youth National Championships in Cincinnati June 11-13, the Henley Royal Regatta in Oxfordshire, England June 30-July 4, or the Canadian Henley in St Catharines, ON August 1-8, must submit a request to the Crew Council no later than May 15th. The last (and only) Crew Council meeting is May 25th to consider/approve post-season competition.
C. USRA Referees. Ryz Obuchowicz: There is a Referee clinic on Saturday, March 13th. Candidates are particularly welcome and should contact Ryz at ryzrow@verizon.net.
D. Sandy Run Park. Lee West for James Short:
Lee announced the Sandy Run Safety meeting with James Short, Sandy Run Park Manager on February 16th. Attendance is mandatory for all coaches whose programs row on the Occoquan (includes Oxford House and Bull Run). Coaches will not be allowed on the water without attending.
E. Thompson Boat Center. Gary Weeden:
Gary reminded all that TBC is a National Park Service recreation site and the NPS rules and regulations apply at all times. He said that he has received few applications for TBC/Potomac regattas or meets and such applications need to be approved prior to any event happening. The applications are available on line at http://www.thompsonboatcenter.com/regattapp.htm.
VII. Coordinator Reports.
A. LOC. Lee West:
Lee announced the plans for the new finish line building are nearly complete. Construction is to begin after the first regatta … well, actually, the destruction of the old structure will be first … it is planned to have a demolition party to double as a fundraiser. An announcement of the date will be made. The new building should be completed by end August.
A roll call of the names of the LOC Staff Representatives was taken but is incomplete. Names are listed in Attachment 2.
B. Charlie Butt Regatta Director. George Kirschbaum: Not present.
B. Personnel. Mark Lindon:
The schedule is approved and no further changes can be made without Crew Council approval. Send in the school volunteer sheets as you get the information filled in, earlier is better. The first Occoquan work day is February 27th with land preparations.
C. Programs. Mary & Watson Pryor:
All the information has again been distributed (by the Secretary) to advertise in the regatta season programs. Team photos and write-ups are due by next meeting, March 2nd.
D. Trophies. Mike Stilwell:
Turn in all trophies next meeting. The trophy moves to accommodate the four new junior events have been approved and time will be required to change plinths and prepare the trophies affected by the move.
VIII. Committee Reports.
A. Audit. John Kowal: NTR
B. Bylaws. John White: NTR
C. Coaches Committee. Peter Stramese: Not present.
D. Coaches Development. Ryz Obuchowicz: NTR
E. Grievance. Harry Heim: NTR
F. History. TJ Kozikowski: NTR
G. Nomination. TBD:
H. Publicity. Cherie Lejeune: NTR
IX. Old Business. None.
X. New Business. None.
XI. Announcements.
A. Feb 13 - Coaches Committee meeting, 10 am, ACBH, Alexandria.
B. Feb 13 - Lightweight programs initiated. Body fat measurements taken.
C. Feb 16 - Sandy Run Users Safety meeting, 7 pm, South County HS, 8501 Silverbrook Rd.
D. Feb 20 - Coxswain Clinic, 9 am-1 pm, Woodbridge HS, 3001 Old Bridge Road.
E. Feb 27 - Occoquan Work Day, 9 am-1 pm, on land preparations.
F. Mar 2 - Turn in trophies.
G. Mar 11 - LOC Organizational meeting, 7:30 pm, NVRPA HQ, 5400 Ox Road, Fairfax.
H. Mar 13 - Referee Clinic, 8 am, VFW Post 5633, 11511 MacArthur Blvd, Potomac, MD.
I. Mar 13 – USRowing Men’s junior National Team ID camp, Sandy Run, at 8 am and 1 pm.
J. Mar 21 - Launch Driver Training by Foundation for Rowing Education, Sandy Run, 8-4 pm.
XII. Adjournment. The meeting adjourned at 9:02 p.m.
A. The next BOD meeting is Tuesday, March 2, 2010 in the TJHSST Cafeteria, 7:30 pm.
John D. White
John D. White
Secretary
Attachment 1
VASRA 5-Year Capital Equipment Plan
9 Feb 2010
Thank you for all the great feedback over the last several months. As a result of your feedback and as discussed tonight at the membership meeting, the final proposal is to assess a fee of $22.00 per athlete to address VASRA capital equipment needs.
Please take this final proposal back to your membership and be ready to have a final discussion and vote to approve the plan at the March meeting. It is our intention to immediately implement the plan this year in order to address our capital objectives. Fees will be calculated on final program athlete numbers and will be collected by the end of the season. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
Thanks,
Rob Ittig
President, VASRA
The need to develop a 5-year plan to address VASRA capital equipment replacement became apparent early last year upon the complete loss of our race course. VASRA had no plan in place to address the replacement of its primary capital equipment such as starting line, finish line tower, docks, etc. All of the items identified as capital equipment are essential in order to conduct a safe and efficient regatta. If VASRA had to replace any of its capital equipment as a result of winter damage etc., it would have to seek funding this year from its membership to address the issue, which is difficult for all of our members. In order to avoid this scenario, planning is essential.
Tables:
Assumptions:
Table 1:
Proposed Capital Equipment with 5 Year Objectives and Estimated Replacement Cost
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# |
Capital Equipment |
Est Cost |
5yr Objectives |
Plan |
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1 |
Race Course |
$ 36,000 |
O&M for the next five years. Course 100% covered by insurance. |
No Action |
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2 |
Starting Platform |
$ 45,000 |
Immediate Need - Replacement of starting platform |
Action Year 02 |
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3 |
Finish Line Tower |
$ 20,000 |
Construct and complete new finish line tower by 2009-10 (Yr 1) minus contributions |
Action Years 01-02 |
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4 |
Boats & Motors |
$ 10,000 |
Refurbish existing pontoon boats and motor replacements |
Action Year 01 |
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5 |
Docks |
$ 15,000 |
Replace one dock (retrieval, launch, and award docks) by 2014 |
Action Years 03-04 |
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6 |
Facilities (Site Improvements/Buildings) |
$ 11,000 |
Improvement of site and facility buildings |
Action Years 01-05 |
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7 |
Radios |
$ 15,000 |
Replace radios - Initiate new radio replacement plan every 3 yrs |
Action Years 01-05 |
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8 |
PA Systems |
$ 3,000 |
Replace PA Systems year one |
Action Year 01 |
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Value of Capital Equipment |
$ 155,000 |
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Table 2:
Proposed Execution and Estimated Cost by Year
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# |
Capital Equipment |
Year 01 |
Year 02 |
Year 03 |
Year 04 |
Year 05 |
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1 |
Race Course |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
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2 |
Starting Platform |
$ - |
$ 45,000 |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
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3 |
Finish Line Tower |
$ 15,000 |
$ 5,000 |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
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4 |
Boats & Motors |
$ 10,000 |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
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5 |
Docks |
$ - |
$ - |
$ 10,000 |
$ 10,000 |
$ - |
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6 |
Facilities (Site Improvements/Buildings) |
$ 1,500 |
$ 1,500 |
$ 5,000 |
$ 1,500 |
$ 1,500 |
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7 |
Radios |
$ 3,000 |
$ 3,000 |
$ 3,000 |
$ 3,000 |
$ 3,000 |
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8 |
PA Systems |
$ 3,000 |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
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Total Cost by Year |
$ 32,500 |
$ 54,500 |
$ 18,000 |
$ 14,500 |
$ 4,500 |
Table 3:
Proposed Impact to Membership by Year
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Plan |
Cal Yr |
Budget Contribution |
Cost per Athlete |
Est # of Athletes |
Total by Athlete |
Total by Year |
Est Funds Req |
Subtotal |
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Yr 01 |
2009-10 |
$2,000 |
$22.00 |
1,950 |
$42,900 |
$44,900 |
$32,500 |
$12,400 |
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Yr 02 |
2010-11 |
$ - |
$22.00 |
1,950 |
$42,900 |
$55,300 |
$54,500 |
$800 |
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Yr 03 |
2011-12 |
$ - |
$22.00 |
1,950 |
$42,900 |
$43,700 |
$18,000 |
$25,700 |
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Yr 04 |
2012-13 |
$ - |
$22.00 |
1,950 |
$42,900 |
$68,600 |
$14,500 |
$54,100 |
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Yr 05 |
2013-14 |
$ - |
$22.00 |
1,950 |
$42,900 |
$97,000 |
$4,500 |
$92,500 |
Table 4:
Current/New O&M Budget Profile Line
Current Budget Profile without 5 yr Plan
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Capital Equipment |
2008-09 Budgeted |
2008-09 Actual |
2010-11 Proposed |
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Boat Repair |
$ 500 |
$ 2,043 |
$ 1,500 |
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Course Materials |
$ 2,000 |
$ 592 |
$ 500 |
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Fund for Capital Equipment Replacement |
$ 2,000 |
$ - |
$ 2,000 |
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Site Improvements |
$ 3,000 |
$ 4,200 |
$ 3,000 |
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Miscellaneous |
$ 1,200 |
$ 1,098 |
$ 1,200 |
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Safety Equipment |
$ 500 |
$ 425 |
$ 500 |
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$ 9,200 |
$ 8,357 |
$ 8,700 |
Proposed Budget Profile with 5 Yr Plan O&M
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OLD |
NEW |
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Capital Operations & Maintenance |
2010-11 Proposed |
2010-11 Proposed |
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Race Course |
$ 500 |
$ 500 |
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Starting Platform |
$ - |
$ 425 |
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Finish Line Tower |
$ - |
$ 425 |
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Boats, Motors, & Equipment |
$ 1,500 |
$ 1,500 |
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Docks |
$ - |
$ 300 |
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Facilities |
$ 3,000 |
$ 500 |
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Radios |
$ - |
$ - |
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PA Systems |
$ - |
$ 300 |
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Concessions |
$ - |
$ 250 |
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Video |
$ - |
$ 150 |
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Trophies |
$ - |
$ 650 |
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Safety Equipment |
$ 500 |
$ 500 |
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Miscellaneous |
$ 1,200 |
$ 1,200 |
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$ 6,700 |
$ 6,700 |
Attachment 2
LOC Staff Representative
Male/Female Rower Count
LOC Staff Male/Female
School Representative Rowers
Bishop O’Connell TBD
Christchurch N/A
Episcopal N/A
Fairfax Stan Koussis 21 15
Forest Park Susan Quigley
Gar-Field Ernie Haskell
Georgetown Visitation TBD -- 45
Gloucester N/A
Hylton Dorothy Lazor
J E B Stuart TBD
James Madison Cherrie Lejeune 28 33
Lake Braddock Chris RoDee 37 54
Langley TBD
Mathews N/A
McLean Doug Hale 50 30
Mount Vernon Watson Pryor 29 26
National Cathedral TBD -- 35
Oakton Dean Yates 41 39
Potomac Robin Cowan 10 25
Robinson Pam Moore 52 53
Sidwell Friends Polly Bomstein -- 30
South County Don Olson
St Albans TBD 34 --
T C Williams Bob Lenneman
Thomas Jefferson Scot Ferris
W T Woodson TBD 45 32
Wakefield N/A
Washington-Lee TBD
West Potomac ? Proctor 20 30
West Springfield Karen Tate
Western Albemarle N/A
Westfield Shirley von Rinteln 40 40
Woodbridge Bill Schwentner 32 52
Yorktown TBD
Attachment 3
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Virginia Scholastic Rowing Association |
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Treasurer's Report |
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Operating Fund |
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Balance as of 31 October 2009 |
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$2,722.42 |
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Income |
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Dues |
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2900.00 |
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2009 Final Entry Fees |
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1926.50 |
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2010 Estimated Rower Fees |
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6223.00 |
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Interest |
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4.50 |
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Total |
11054.00 |
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Expenses |
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Handbooks, copies, office supplies |
250.59 |
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Administration |
488.00 |
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Referee Clinics |
141.10 |
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T-shirts |
2338.00 |
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USRowing Membership |
550.00 |
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Total |
3767.69 |
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Balance as of 31 Jan 2010 |
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$10,008.73 |
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Dual Meets, Triple Meets, Other Regattas |
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Coach in Charge |
Host School |
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3/20 |
Chadwick Invitational |
Potomac |
Kirk Shipley |
Whitman |
Wilson |
Wash-Lee |
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3/27 |
Cindy Cole Cup |
Anacostia |
Ray Gibson |
Ireton |
O'Connell |
Sidwell(W) |
Whitman |
Holy Cross |
Blair |
W Johnson |
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3/27 |
Triple-Triple Meet |
Potomac |
Graves / Engler |
B-CC |
Gonzaga |
DeMatha(M) |
Visitation(W) |
Seton(W) |
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3/27 |
Run vs Row |
Alexandria |
Pete Stramese |
TC Williams |
Wash-Lee |
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4/1 |
Triple Meet |
Sandy Run |
Kirk Shipley |
Whitman |
Westfield |
Robinson |
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Mid-day |
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4/3 |
Dual / Triple Meet |
Bladensburg |
Eric Harder |
DeMatha(M) |
O'Connell |
Sidwell(W) |
Seton(W) |
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4/3 |
Triple Meet |
Alexandria |
Pete Stramese |
TC Williams |
Visitation(W) |
W Potomac(add 2/16) |
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4/10 |
Baltimore Invitational |
Glass Beach |
Charles Morgan |
St Paul's |
O'Connell |
Mt Vernon |
Sidwell(W) |
W Potomac |
and others |
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4/10 |
Triple-Triple Meet |
Anacostia |
Marc Man del |
Gonzaga(M) |
Visitation(W) |
Westfield |
Wilson |
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4/17 |
Regatta |
Robius Park |
Hank Holswade |
James River |
Mt Vernon |
Woodbridge |
and others |
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4/17 |
Dual Meet |
Potomac |
Caroline Johnson |
Holton Arms(W) |
Sidwell(W) |
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Potomac |
Bill McLain |
Wilson |
NCS(W) |
St Albans(M) |
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Potomac |
Graves / Engler |
B-CC |
Wilson |
St Albans(M) |
NCS(W) |
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4/24 |
Foley / Carr Cups |
Potomac |
Marc Man del |
Gonzaga(M) |
St Albans(M) |
NCS(W) |
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Arlington Cup |
Potomac |
Andy Bacas |
Yorktown |
Wash-Lee |
Wakefield |
O'Connell |
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Andy Bacas |
andy@andybacas.com |
Eric Harder |
obeythecox@yahoo.com |
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Bill McLain |
bmclain116@gmail.com |
Hank Holswade |
henry_holswade@ccpsnet.net |
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Caroline Johnson |
carie.johnson@holton-arms.edu |
Kirk Shipley |
kirkland_shipley@fc.mcps.k12.md.us |
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cmorgan@sps.edu |
Marc Man del |
mmandel@gonzaga.org |
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Chris Graves |
chrisgraves@gmail.com |
Pete Stramese |
pstramese@meicompany.com |
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Dan Engler |
coachdanengler@hotmail.com |
Ray Gibson |
rgibso24@yahoo.com |
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