Spring Races
Fall Races
Fall Races
Riverfront Recapture Head Race (Nov 6, 2011) V/Jv
This regatta is held in early to mid october. It was initiated in 1999, and run by Riverfront Recapture Inc. The date falls just before or after Head of the Connecticut, depending on the calendar and the schedule of other Fall races. Boat launch and Common Table Setup take place at Charter Oak Landing
2011 Regatta was held on Sunday November 6th. This was due to high water during the regular first weekend in October. Simsbury had planned to race, however an end of October noreaster changed those plans. Simsbury lost power for 100% of the town on October 29 and as of November 6th 42% was still out of power. This Snowstorm came as leaves were still on trees and many branches came down.
Results:2011 2010 (canceled) 2009 2008 2007
NE Regional Junior Championship V/Jv (maybe one novice each)
This regatta is held in early to mid October. It was initiated in 2010, and run by local crews and the Quinsigamond Rowing Association. The date falls just before or after Head of the Connecticut, depending on the calendar and the schedule of other fall races. Boat launch and Common Table Setup take place at Regatta Point on Lake Quinsigamond.
2011: Simsbury entered a novice eight on each side and varsity and Jv crews for both boys and girls. The varsity and JV boys all came home with 3 place medals. The second girls took gold and the third girls took silver. The novice boys were 6th and the girls were 9th place. Overall, a fine day of weather and racing on lake Quinsigamond.
Results:2011
The Head of the Connecticut V/Jv
Traditionally held on Sunday of Columbus day weekend, for many years this has been the 2nd largest regatta in the country, with hundreds of boats and thousands of participants entered in many divisions. Colleges, individuals, rowing clubs, and high schools compete. It is held at Harbor Park in Middletown.
2011: Simsbury entered 4 boys eights and 3 girls eights. Due to water conditions only ther girls boats were able to race. G1 was 6th of 15 crews. G2 was 3rd of 14 crews and the G3 was 8th in the same event. Good team work by the whole team today.
Results:2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
The Head of the Charles - 1st boats only
The largest regatta in the country, it attracts schools from the West coast, Canada and overseas. Held on the Charles river dividing Cambridge and Boston, it can bring out large crowds if the weather is good. The river is fairly narrow, with many curves, so this race is a real test of the coxswain's skills and can provide some nerve-wracking moments as boats try to pass each other. The first varsity Boys' and Girls' boats race when granted entry. The boats row on Sunday of the two day regatta. The team arrives in Boston on Saturday to tour the course and venue.
For driving, take 84 East to the Mass Pike (U.S. Route 90) east toward Boston. Take the Allston/Cambridge exit (a left exit) and ask the officers where you can park.
Parking is difficult, and you will probably do a great deal of walking at this race. There is a good view of the course from almost anywhere along either side of its three-mile length. Our crews launch from the F.A.L.S. (Finish Area Launch Site). Simsbury boys and girls eights are launching out of Northeastern University's Henderson Boathouse. Athletes and Coaches ONLY can go into the boathouse. Many parents cheer from a bench on the downstream side of the boathouse.
2011 Simsbury only gained entry for the 1st Girls boat this fall. Racing took place just before 2pm on Sunday of Charles weekend. "Wild Card" coxed by senior tri-captain Jen Nichols had clean water down the course. The boat with 6 senior rowers and 2 juniors finished in 33rd position out of 75 crews. This earned "Wild Card" a return trip in 2012. 867-5-309 steered a great line to put the crew in position for a finish in the top half.
2011 Girls 33 of 75
2010: Boys ; Girls
2009 Results here
2008: No Entries.
Website: Head of Charles
Halloween Regatta - whole team
Usually held on the last weekend of October in Farmington. This is a whole team tri-meet with Farmington, Avon, and Simsbury. This is a 2200m stake race. Crews have to navigate a large U-turn in the middle of the race. Quite a challenge for boats that are designed to go straight.
2011- Scheduled to occur on Saturday October 29, the regatta was cancelled because of the impending Noreaster. The storm devastated the town with 100% powerloss. The Simsbury boathouse fared well as there were only branches on the grounds of the boathouse.
2010-@ Farmington w/ Avon
2009-@ Farmington w/ Avon
2008-@ Middletown w/ Farmington
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Spring Races
Tabor Cup (Charles A. Pincombe Cup) V/Jv
This race began as a traditional duel race between Simsbury and Tabor Academy. A pitcher was donated by Paul Carabillo in the late 1980's. The "Cup" is named for Charles A. Pincombe. Charlie was a team supporter who lived on the river. He sculled and had helped remove fallen trees from the river. Up until a few seasons ago his house was raked as part of the fall crew fundraiser. The regatta is now held on Lake Quinsigamond. The cup remains between Simsbury and Tabor Academy however, the invited crews include: Simsbury, Tabor Academy, Shrewsbury, East Lyme, Boston Latin (G), Stonington, and St. John's (B).
Results:
2011 Both
2010 Both
2009 Boys Girls
2008 Boys Girls
Simsbury (16) 2010, 2008, 2006, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1992, 1989, 1988
Tabor Academy (8) 2011, 2009, 2007, 2005, 1994, 1993, 1991, 1990
2011: Tabor wins 6 of 7 head to head cup races with Simsbury. Thus, taking home the Charles A. Pincombe Cup for the 4th consecutive odd year. A good day of racing featuring St. John's sweep of the boy's races. The girls races saw wins by Tabor in the G1 and G2, with Simsbury winning G3, and Boston Latin winning the G4.
Kent Scrimmage V/Jv
The 1-3 boys and girls boats travel to Kent School on the Wednesday of April vacation week. Each crew rows practice with a Kent crew at an equal boat level. We row several 1 start,2 base,1 finish pieces. Traditionally we are off the water around 4:00. Athletes should check with the coaches to see what rowers and coxswains are attending the scrimmage.
2011 High water and tough rowing conditions did not allow the scrimmage to happen this year. Simsbury stayed home and ran 10-3 double session with lunch in the middle.
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April Vacation
Crew practices and races over the April break. Attendance at April Vacation practice is expected for sophomores, juniors, and seniors (varsity and junior varsity athletes). Vacation falls in the middle of racing season. We have races on both Saturdays of vacation. Practice schedules are set by individual coaches for their team. However, the varsity and jv generally practice twice on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday. We also take the 1-3 boys and girls to Kent to scrimmage on Wednesday. Usually we give varsity and JV Thursday off. Upper-classman athletes are asked to make college visitation plans for Thursday. Varsity and jv athletes missing days over vacation may lose opportunities to race during the break and the remaining part of the racing season. Novice athletes will also practice and may race during vacation week.
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Andover and Exeter Invitational V/Jv
Simsbury has been rowing for more than 30 years in this regatta on Lake Quinsigamond. Several traditional New England rowing powers are racing in this event. Current participants are Exeter, Andover, Simsbury, St. John's (B), Brookline, Boston Latin (G) and Northfield Mount Hermon (NMH).
2011- A cold, windy, and raw day on Lake Quinsigamond. Tough racing conditions into a headwind that made racing conditions slow and difficult. Good hard competative racing by all crews.
2011 Results
2010 Results
2009 Boys Girls
2008 Results
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Quinsigamond Cup V/Jv
This regatta's roots date back to 1977. The Quinsigamond Cup regatta is held on Lake Quinsigamond. Traditionally a cup was awarded to the winner of the first boy's and first girls events. In the mid 1990's through the efforts of Simsbury and St. John's cups were purchased for the 2nd and 3rd boat boys and girls. Current participants include: Simsbury, St. John's (B), Shrewsbury, Middletown, Brookline, East Lyme, and Worcester.
2011 Cup Holders
1st Girls Brookline
1st Boys St. John's
2nd Girls Simsbury
2nd Boys St. John's
3rd Girls Simsbury
3rd Boys St. John's
2011: Racing was in great conditions, on a sunny warm Sunday morning. All crews raced well and Simsbury came back with 2 cups (G2 and G3). Simsbury raced in all 8 events featuring 4 boys and girls crews. The novice girls saw racing action for the first time this year. All other crews have made strides in relation to competition over the first two races.
2011 Results
2010 Results
2009 Results
2008 Boys Girls
Years Simsbury Won Each Cup
(note Cups for 2nd and 3rd boats began in 1996)
1st Girls (23) 2010, 2009, 2001, 2000, 1998, 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1983, 1982, 1981, 1980, 1979, 1978, 1977
1st Boys (8) 2009, 2005, 2001, 2000, 1992, 1988, 1987, 1986 (from 1977-1985 are on another cup)
2nd Girls (8) 2011,2010, 2009, 2004, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1997
2nd Boys (2) 1999, 1998
3rd Girls (10) 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2000, 1999
3rd Boys (0) None
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Novice Regatta @ Middletown
Simsbury Novices are racing duel / tri crew regatta. Winners in each bracket move on.
2011 Simsbury A boys came back from a 1st round loss to make it to the final where they lost to Stonington. On their way to the final they knocked out the Simsbury B boys boat. The novice girl's entry won 2 rounds and then lost a tight race in the semi-finals to Avon the eventual winner of the final. A fine day of rowing in on and off downpours.
Results: 2011 2010 2009 2008
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Regatta @ NMH w/ Concord -B/G 1-3 NB 1, NG 1
2011 This first trip to NMH was on a beautiful Saturday late afternoon. Simsbury won the B2, G2, B3, and B4 races. A fine afternoon was followed by a family style cookout on the hill above the NMH boathouse.
Directions and info will be posted.
Information for parking, boat rigging, and tents:
Because we have several different teams traveling to NMH for this regatta, we are asking parents, coaches, and bus drivers to abide by the following guidelines for parking and set up.
1. Shell trailers will park at the second landing above the boathouse, as indicated on the attached crew parking map (T). Teams may unload their shells and bring them down to the first landing above the boathouse for rigging and launching. Please
share space with each other, as the available area will be tight.
2. Team buses may unload athletes and coaches at the second landing, but should plan to park up at the hockey rink (B).
3. Parking for parents will be tricky because of other sporting events being held on the fields above the boathouse. I have indicated some areas for parent parking on the attached map (P), but I suspect that we will need to find other areas for parents
up on campus. Parents may drive down to the second landing to drop off tents and food, but will not be able to park there.
4. Team tents will be set up along the crest of the first landing above the boathouse. They should not be set up down at the river near the launching areas.
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Kent Invitational (Kent) V/Jv, 1st novice
This race has occured since Kent girls began rowing during the spring season in the mid 1980's. Original teams included Salisbury School, Kent School and Simsbury. Now held on Lake Waramaug two Saturdays before the New England's it is an important race for seeding purposes. The 7 racing N.E.I.R.A. member schools include: Simsbury, Kent School, Salisbury School (B), Brunswick School (B), Sacred Heart (G), Farmington (2009),and East Lyme. 2011 has seen Greenwich Academy leave the regatta because they will be racing in the four. As a result, this year defending national champion Connecticut Boat Club (G) will join the girls crews in all 4 events.
2011- Fine racing by all Simsbury crews. Connecticut Boat Club swept the girls and Kent the boys races. Good racing by our crews across the board.
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Connecticut Public Schools Rowing Association (CPSRA) V/Jv; 1st novice
This regatta was organized in 1999 by the coaches at Simsbury High School along with several other public school coaches around the state. CPSRA includes crews from almost all the public school rowing programs in the State of Connecticut. The regatta was initiated to provide broad competition for all levels of rowers and all sizes of programs. Another goal has been to develop information and cooperation among public school programs in the state. In the short time since its inception, both the regatta and the number of schools with crew programs have increased significantly.
CPSRA competition includes both eights and fours, and provides races for novice as well as varsity and junior varsity crews. The coaches seek additional volunteer support from parents for this event. This race is held at Lake Waramaug on the Sunday before the 4th Saturday in May.
Results Full results from 2000-2006 on CPSRA.orgSimsbury's History @ CPSRA
2011
1st Boys Eight Gold
1st Girls Eight Bronze
2nd Boys Eight 4th
2nd Girls Eight Gold
3rd Boys Eight Gold
3rd Girls Eight Gold
Boys Novice Eight Silver
Girls Novice Eight 4th
Eight's Point Trophy 1st
2010
1st Boys Eight Gold
1st Girls Eight Gold
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight 4th
3rd Boys Eight Silver
3rd Girls Eight Gold
Boys Novice Eight Bronze
Girls Novice Eight DSQ
Team Point Trophy 1st
2009
1st Boys Eight Silver
1st Girls Eight Silver
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight Silver
3rd Boys Eight 4th
3rd Girls EightGold
Boys Novice Eight Canceled
Girls Novice Eight Canceled
Team Point Trophy 2nd
2008
1st Boys Eight Bronze
1st Girls Eight Silver
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight Bronze
3rd Boys Eight Silver
3rd Girls EightGold
Boys Novice Eight 5th
Girls Novice Eight 4th
Team Point Trophy 2nd
2007
1st Boys Eight DNF
1st Girls Eight Silver
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight 4th
3rd Boys Eight Silver
3rd Girls Eight Silver
Boys Novice Eight 4th
Girls Novice Eight Silver
Team Point Trophy 1st
2006
1st Boys Eight Silver
1st Girls Eight Gold
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight Gold
3rd Boys Eight Gold
3rd Girls EightGold
Boys Novice Eight 5th
Girls Novice Eight 4th In Heat
2nd Novice Girls Eight 4th
Team Point Trophy 1st
2005
1st Boys Eight Gold
1st Girls Eight Bronze
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight Bronze
3rd Boys Eight No Event
3rd Girls Eight Gold
Boys Novice Eight Silver
Girls Novice Eight 3rd in Heat
2nd Novice Boys Eight Silver
2nd Novice Girls Eight 4th
Team Point Trophy 1st
2004
1st Boys Eight Gold
1st Girls Eight Silver
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight Silver
3rd Boys Eight Gold
3rd Girls Eight Silver
Boys Novice EightGold
Girls Novice EightGold
2nd Novice Boys Eight Gold
2nd Novice Girls Eight Gold
Team Point Trophy 1st
2003
1st Boys Eight Gold
1st Girls Eight Gold
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight Silver
3rd Boys Eight Gold
3rd Girls EightGold
Boys Novice Eight Gold
Girls Novice Eight Silver
2nd Novice Boys Eight Gold
2nd Novice Boys Gold
Team Point Trophy 1st
2002 Snowed Out
2001
1st Boys Eight Gold
1st Girls Eight Gold
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight Gold
3rd Boys Eight Gold
3rd Girls Eight Gold
Boys Novice Eight Gold
Girls Novice Eight 4th
Team Point Trophy 1st
2000
1st Boys Eight Gold
1st Girls Eight Gold
2nd Boys Eight Gold
2nd Girls Eight Gold
3rd Boys Eight Silver (2nd boys event)
3rd Girls Eight Gold
Boys Novice Eight Gold
Girls Novice Eight Gold
Girls Varsity Four Bronze
Team Point Trophy 1st
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N.E.I.R.A. (New England's) Seeded 1-3 Crews
NEIRA is a 64 year old regatta that is held annually the 4th Saturday in May. This regatta is held at Lake Quinsigamond. The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd boat boys and girls must qualify for this regatta through seeding of the results throughout the spring season. The top 12 crews qualify for 2nd and 3rd boats. The top 18 qualify for the 1st boat crews. Heats are held in the morning with the crews qualifying for the finals rowing in the afternoon. Simsbury has won several New England championships including the 1st girls event in 1980 and 1982. The top two crews from the 1st boat events qualify for the Usrowing National Youth Championship formally (Usrowing Youth Invitational Championship) held in Cincinatti, OH in June.
Sport-Graphics Photos (many years available)
NEIRA: Sportsmanship Guidelines
2011- For the Second year in a row Simsbury sent all 6 varsity and jv crews to the regatta. 5 out of 17 possible teams sent all 6 crews (Simsbury, Kent, Exeter, Andover, and Tabor) The first boys was Simsbury's only boat to advance finishing 4th in the petite finals (10th overall). The G1, 2V, and 3V crews all rowed well in the heats and made the advancing crews earn a spot in the finals. The G1 eight despite having the 6th fastest time of the heats, finished 5th in their heat. Wind during the Varsity 8 boys and girls heats changed making comparing heats and times impossible.
Simsbury's History @ N.E.I.R.A.
Note: Prior to 2003 There were only medals given to 1-3 in 1st boat events.
2011
1st Boys Eight 10th (4th Petite)
1st Girls Eight 5th Heat
2nd Boys Eight 5th Heat
2nd Girls Eight 5th Heat
3rd Boys Eight 4th Heat
3rd Girls Eight 4th Heat
2010
1st Boys Eight 11th (5th Petite)
1st Girls Eight 10th (4th Petite)
2nd Boys Eight 4th Heat
2nd Girls Eight 5th Heat
3rd Boys Eight 5th Heat
3rd Girls Eight 4th Heat
2009
1st Boys 5th Heat
1st Girls 6th Grand Final
2nd Boys
4th Heat
2nd Girls 4th Heat
3rd Boys 6th Heat
3rd Girls 6th Grand Final
2008 2nd Petite Boys 1st Eight
2008 5th Petite Girls 1st Eight
2008 6th Final Boys 2nd Eight
2008 6th Heat Girls 2nd Eight
2008 6th Heat Boys 3rd Eight
2008 6th Final 3rd Girls Eight
2007 4th Petite Boys 1st Eight
2007 5th Heat Girls 1st Eight
2007 5th Heat Boys 2nd Eight
2007 5th Heat Girls 2nd Eight
2007 DNQ Boys 3rd Eight
2007 6th Heat 3rd Girls Eight
2006 4th Petite Boys 1st Eight
2006 4th Petite Girls 1st Eight
2006 4th Heat Boys 2nd Eight
2006 5th Heat Girls 2nd Eight
2006 4th Heat 3rd Boys Eight
2006 4th Heat 3rd Girls Eight
2005 6th Final Boys 1st Eight
2005 3rd Petite Girls 1st Eight
2005 5th Heat Boys 2nd Eight
2005 5th Heat Girls 2nd Eight
2005 4th Heat 3rd Boys Eight
2005 5th Heat 3rd Girls Eight
2004 Silver Medal 1st Boys Eight
2004 2nd Petite Girls 1st Eight
2004 6th Boys 2nd Eight
2004 4th Heat Girls 2nd Eight
2004 6th Final 3rd Boys Eight
2004 4th Heat 3rd Girls Eight
2003 6th Final Boys 1st Eight
2003 1st Petite Girls 1st Eight
2003 6th Heat Boys 2nd Eight
2003 6th Final Girls 2nd Eight
2003 Bronze Medal 3rd Boys Eight
2003 Bronze Medal 3rd Girls Eight
2002 2nd Petite Boys 1st Eight
2002 6th Final Girls 1st Eight
2002 6th Final Boys 2nd Eight
2002 4th Heat Girls 2nd Eight
2002 5th Final Boys 3rd Eight
2002 5th Heat Girls 3rd Eight
2001 5th Final Boys 1st Eight
2001 5th Final Girls 1st Eight
2001 4th Heat Boys 2nd Eight
2001 6th Final Girls 2nd Eight
2001 4th Heat Boys 3rd Eight
2001 5th Heat Girls 3rd Eight
2000 6th Final Boys 1st Eight
2000 Bronze Medal 1st Girls Eight
2000 6th Final Boys 2nd Eight
2000 5th Final Girls 2nd Eight
2000 5th Final Boys 3rd Eight
2000 4th Final Girls 3rd Eight
1999 3rd Petite Boys 1st Eight
1999 6th Final Girls 1st Eight
1999 6th Final Boys 2nd Eight
1999 6th Final Girls 2nd Eight
1999 6th Final Boys 3rd Eight
1999 6th Final Girls 3rd Eight
1998 3rd Petite Boys 1st Eight
1998 6th Final Girls 1st Eight
1998 6th Final Boys 2nd Eight
1998 ? Heat Girls 2nd Eight
1998 ? Heat Boys 3rd Eight
1998 ? Heat Girls 3rd Eight
1997 4th Petite Boys 1st Eight
1997 6th Girls 1st Eight
1997 ? Heat Boys 2nd Eight
1997 5th Girls 2nd Eight
1997 ? Heat Boys 3rd Eight
1997 5th Girls 3rd Eight
1996 4th Petite Boys 1st Eight
1996 ? Girls 1st Eight
1996 DNA Boys 2nd Eight
1996 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1996 No Entry Boys 3rd Eight
1996 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1995 6th Final Boys 1st Eight
1995 6th Final Girls 1st Eight
1995 6th Final Boys 2nd Eight
1995 5th Final Girls 2nd Eight
1995 6th Final Boys 3rd Eight
1995 5th Final Girls 3rd Eight
1994 2nd Petite Boys 1st Eight
1994 6th Final Girls 1st Eight
1994 6th Final Boys 2nd Eight
1994 4th Final Girls 2nd Eight
1994 6th Final Boys 3rd Eight
1994 4th Final Girls 3rd Eight
1993 2nd Petite Boys 1st Eight
1993 6th Final Girls 1st Eight
1993 5th Final Boys 2nd Eight
1993 5th Final Girls 2nd Eight
1993 5th Final Boys 3rd Eight
1993 4th Final Girls 3rd Eight
1992 2nd Petite Boys 1st Eight
1992 6th Final Girls 1st Eight
1992 5th Final Boys 2nd Eight
1992 5th Final Girls 2nd Eight
1992 5th Final Boys 3rd Eight
1992 Silver Medal Girls 3rd Eight
1991 2nd Petite Boys 1st Eight
1991 5th Final Girls 1st Eight
1991 4th Final Boys 2nd Eight
1991 6th Final Girls 2nd Eight
1991 6th Final Boys 3rd Eight
1991 5th Final Girls 3rd Eight
1990 ? Boys 1st Eight
1990 ? Girls 1st Eight
1990 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1990 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1990 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1990 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1989 6th Boys 1st Eight
1989 4th Girls 1st Eight
1989 6th Boys 2nd Eight
1989 6th Girls 2nd Eight
1989 4th Boys 3rd Eight
1989 5th Girls 3rd Eight
1988 ? Boys 1st Eight
1988 ? Girls 1st Eight
1988 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1988 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1988 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1988 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1987 Silver 1st Boys Eight
1987 4th Place 1st Girls Eight
1987 5th Second Boys Eight
1987 Silver 2nd Girls Eight
1987 Gold 3rd Boys Eight
1987 5th Third Girls Eight
1986 ? Boys 1st Eight
1986 ? Girls 1st Eight
1986 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1986 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1986 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1986 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1985 ? Boys 1st Eight
1985 ? Girls 1st Eight
1985 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1985 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1985 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1985 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1984 ? Boys 1st Eight
1984 Bronze Girls 1st Eight
1984 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1984 Gold Girls 2nd Eight
1984 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1984 Silver Girls 3rd Eight
1983 ? Boys 1st Eight
1983 Bronze Girls 1st Eight
1983 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1983 Gold Girls 2nd Eight
1983 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1983 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1982 ? Boys 1st Eight
1982 Gold Girls 1st Eight
1982 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1982 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1982 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1982 Gold Girls 3rd Eight
1981 ? Boys 1st Eight
1981 ? Girls 1st Eight
1981 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1981 Gold Girls 2nd Eight
1981 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1981 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1980 5th Final Boys 1st Eight
1980 Gold Girls 1st Eight
1980 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1980 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1980 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1980 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1979 ? Boys 1st Eight
1979 ? Girls 1st Eight
1979 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1979 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1979 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1979 ? Girls 3rd Eight
1978 ? Boys 1st Eight
1978 ? Girls 1st Eight
1978 ? Boys 2nd Eight
1978 ? Girls 2nd Eight
1978 ? Boys 3rd Eight
1978 Gold Girls 3rd Eight
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Novice Regatta
The last race of the spring season is a novice only event. For 2011 Simsbury 2nd and 3rd novice boys, and the novice girls traveled to Farmington. All crews rowed hard and well into a stiff head wind. Times are not avaialble but the A girls crew and the B boys crew both won. The C boys crew also rowed well given the condtitions.
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Races no longer attended
This is a new race added to the schedule in spring of 2009. The whole team will be racing at all boat levels against Farmington and Glastonbury. The race will be held on the Farmington River at the Farmington / Miss Porters boathouse. The Janeczko family of Farmington donated a team point cup that will be determined through race results. Each race in which all 3 teams are represented counts towards the cup.
2010- Simsbury takes home the team trophy with wins in the B1.G1. B2, G2, B3, G3, NB, and 2NB. All crews performed well with a couple of crews coming from behind to win with 250m to go.
Results
2010 Boys Girls
2009 Results
website: Stotesbury Cup
Stotesbury Results
1999 Bronze Junior Boys 8
1996 4th Place Senior Single
1989 Bronze 2nd Boys 8
1987 Gold Junior Girls 8
1981 Gold Junior Boys 8
1979 Gold Junior Boys 3
Scholastic Rowing Association (SRA Regatta)
website: SRA
Head of the Fish
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Directions to Races
Harbor Park in Middletown
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Charter Oak Landing
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Lake Quinsigamond (Regatta Point, NEIRA)
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Lake Waramaug
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