St. Anthony's Crew


	Important Links

	Fall Schedule Practice Schedule Novice/Parent Info Regatta Central Regatta Results


	Moderators

	Moderator Emeritus Sister Elizabeth Geraghty, CSJ


	Contact us

	For additional information please contact us at: stanthonycrew@gmail.com

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ST. ANTHONY’S CREW NOTICES

VARSITY and NOVICE

9/27/2010 MANDATORY General Meeting for Novice and Varsity at 7:00PM in Auditorium
The rower and one parent MUST attend this meeting.

NOVICE (Freshman and Sophomores who did not participate in crew prior)

9/13/2010 Novice Crew Information Meeting in Room 138 at 2:45pm for interested Freshman
9/14/2010-9/17/2010 Novice Tryouts
9/15/10 Novice Crew Parent Information Meeting – 7pm SAHS Cafeteria

VARSITY

Varsity Practice Schedule will begin on Monday, September 13 after school.
Pickup time at Dowling College is 6:00pm.
PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT PARKING NOTICE BELOW.

This year we will have a set schedule with one day off per squad on a regular basis as follows:

Monday - Varsity Boys Off
Tuesday - Novice Girls Off
Wednesday -Varsity Girls Off
Thursday - Novice Boys Off
Friday - All Squads Practice

Saturday Schedule: (May Alternate)
Varsity and Novice Boys/Girls practice from 8am-10:30am or 10:30am-1:00pm
Schedule to be finalized and posted on Practice Schedule Link soon.

For directions to Dowling please click here.

IMPORTANT DOWLING PARKING NOTICE

Dowling College Administration requires that all pick up and drop off of St. Anthony rowers take place in THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER PARKING LOT ONLY. Parents and Relatives - please comply with this request. Please do NOT enter any parking lot gates which have security guard stations.
Thank you. - St. Anthony Crew Board

Captains and squads will be posted on Thursday, September 2nd. Good luck to all those who try out!

Regards,
The Coaching Staff

For more information contact: stanthonycrew@gmail.com

St. Anthony's Rowing Club

St. Anthony's Rowing Club exists primarily to develop and enhance rowing skills of students at St. Anthony’s High School and to promote interscholastic rowing activities. Although rowing is a club sport, meaning that it is supported financially by parents, rowing is recognized by the school as a full varsity team sport.

St. Anthony's Crew can trace it's roots back to 1992 when a handful of students took up rowing as a "Club" sport with the Sagamore Rowing Association. At That time there were no individual high school programs and the junior program run by Sagamore Rowing involved students from many different high schools.

HISTORY OF SAINT ANTHONY'S TEAM

St. Anthony's Crew can trace it's roots back to 1992 when a handful of students took up rowing as a "Club" sport with the Sagamore Rowing Association. At That time there were no individual high school programs and the junior program run by Sagamore Rowing involved students from many different high schools. This lasted until 1994 when there were enough rowers from St. Anthony's to fill a boat. It wasn't long after that St. Anthony's formed it's own team. The club's birth takes place in 1995 when an official non-profit club was formed and the first Board of Director's met.

Sister Elizabeth became our club moderator in 1995. She became involved when she decided to try working out on the rowing machines one afternoon. Donal Buckley, St Anthony's Athletic Director, spied Sister Elizabeth working out and asked if she would become the club's moderator. She said yes and hasn't looked back since. Sister Elizabeth has been a tremendous support to the club and you can expect to see her at almost every race no matter how far away. She is without question our biggest fan and strongest team supporter.

We have grown from a handful of rowers to a team of approximately 80 and a fleet of ten boats. We have succeeded in winning the Point's Trophy at the Long Island Championships for the past eight years.