Competitive Programs
End of an ERA
Mark Welsh, St. Catharines Rowing Club Captain is stepping down to take on a new opportunity.
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As a true professional, Mark has documented the 1001 things he does from January to December. Finding one or more people to handle everything will now be much easier.
We would have wanted to say goodbye in a “non-social distancing” way but we are still going through one of the bad things you want to be done with! If we can hold our November Captain’s Dinner, then we will have Mark back as our Past Captain and say "Thank You" properly. |
All good things (and bad things!) eventually come to an end. The bad things – like this virus – cannot end fast enough. The good things always feel like they end too soon.
Mark Welsh has been the SCRC Captain for the last 14 years. This has been a particularly good thing! During this time, the Club has benefitted from his leadership, program development and professionalism. He has been the “face” of the Club for members, supporters and other Clubs in Canada and the U.S. As Mark said when he announced his decision to make a career change – “As much as I will miss the Club, I’m doing it at a time when you have an opportunity to reflect on how you want to replace the things I do.” He is right. As the Club’s one and only employee, Mark covered a lot of ground and his skills both in boat repair and working with coaches and athletes grew.
Mark Welsh has been the SCRC Captain for the last 14 years. This has been a particularly good thing! During this time, the Club has benefitted from his leadership, program development and professionalism. He has been the “face” of the Club for members, supporters and other Clubs in Canada and the U.S. As Mark said when he announced his decision to make a career change – “As much as I will miss the Club, I’m doing it at a time when you have an opportunity to reflect on how you want to replace the things I do.” He is right. As the Club’s one and only employee, Mark covered a lot of ground and his skills both in boat repair and working with coaches and athletes grew.
SCRC Competitive Coaching Staff Announcement for 2020
The St. Catharines Rowing Club is extremely excited to announce the line-up of the 2020 Competitive Coaching Staff.
Junior B (under 17) Men - Mary Rao mary.rao@live.ca
Junior B (Under 17) Women - Janet Lancaster janet.lancaster@sympatico.ca
Junior A (Under 19) Men - Brian Fisher bfisher@pridemobility.com
Junior A (Under 19) Women - Michele Fisher michele.romak.fisher@gmail.com
Junior B (Under 17) Women - Janet Lancaster janet.lancaster@sympatico.ca
Junior A (Under 19) Men - Brian Fisher bfisher@pridemobility.com
Junior A (Under 19) Women - Michele Fisher michele.romak.fisher@gmail.com
Senior Light Women - Dave Wright WAD4Hope@hotmail.com
Senior Light Men - Scott Anderson anderss100@gmail.com
Senior Women - Kathy Boyes kdlboyes@hotmail.com
Senior Men - To Be Determined
Senior Light Men - Scott Anderson anderss100@gmail.com
Senior Women - Kathy Boyes kdlboyes@hotmail.com
Senior Men - To Be Determined
Masters Representative - Nancy Plaice-Love nplaice@cogeco.ca
Many programs are already making plans for 2020 including fundraising or travel to such regattas as Henley Royal Regatta and the US Club Nationals. Contact your lead coach today to get involved!
If you have any questions about rowing in the summer or other questions about the rowing club, please contact lead coach Mark Welsh scrc-coach@hotmail.com
Programs are based on age and gender.
