 Established in 1909, the Cambridge Boat Club is a not-for-profit rowing and social club with 325 members who compete in regattas around the world. The club is also active in various community outreach programs; cleaning up the Charles River; supporting other rowing organizations on the river including Cambridge Rindge & Latin Rowing, G-Row and Community Rowing; and extending use of our facilities to Senior Citizens and area-wide charity organizations. |
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 Envision the setting: autumn leaves in full throat and a quiescent Connecticut River; a freshly cut cornfield for parking; a 5,000 meter stake race so that you finish where you start; prizes of a quart of maple syrup, if you win, a bag of apples if you’re second and a gallon of cider if you’re third; and a free lunch of cinnamon dusted donuts (indescribably delicious), apples and sharp cheddar cheese, egg rolls, and much more. Nothing fancy. Just good people, a great venue and challenging racing.
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 Sunday, November 9th Torino, Italy: Reale Società Canottieri Cerea (the Cerea Rowing Club) once again hosted the Silver Skiff Regatta and a small but fiercely competitive contingent from CBC. Greg Benning, Carlo and Margarita Zezza, Henry Hamilton and Judy Davis, Gregg and Lisa Stone, Charlie Hamlin and Ellen Kennelly, and Michelle Guerette took on 510 other scullers from countries far and wide to race the 11,000 meter!! stake race on the fast moving Po River in Turin. |
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