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BOATHOUSE MAKEOVER UNVEILED
The Returning rowers started practice August 25 with a surprise as the Coaching staff opened the doors to reveal a full makeover of the boathouse interior after 3 weeks of hard work.
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NOVICE PRACTICE STARTS SEPTEMBER 8
All Edgewater students, regardless of class year, physical size and athletic experience, are invited to give Edgewater Crew a try at no cost. There are no roster cuts -- all students who make the commitment to join are on the team and all row on race day. Novices will practice on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in the Fall with Saturday mornings added in October.

OPEN HOUSE PICNIC SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25
All Edgewater Crew parents and alumni are invited to the annual picnic at the boathouse to start the season. More details to follow...

Dash Around Fairview head race Nov. 20
Edgewater Crew will be hosting a head race on Lake Fairview on November 20, 2010. It will be a one lap race around Lake Fairview with the start and finish right in front of our beach which will allow great viewing of the starts and finishes! Click for Registration Information

CLICK HERE FOR A REVIEW OF THE 2009-10 EDGEWATER CREW SEASON

Welcome

Only 50 years ago, High School Rowing was non-existent in Florida. That was changed by an Edgewater High School social studies teacher by the name of Dennis Kamrad, who had found his passion while rowing for Rollins College in Winter Park Florida. Rowing had become such an important part of Coach Kamrad's life so he naturally wanted to share this experience with others. In the Fall of 1963, Coach Kamrad brought his enthusiasm and interest to the Edgewater student body to recruit 8 rowers and a coxswain to practice and compete against visiting college teams and within 3 years was competing with the high school powers of the Northeastern US.

47 years later, Edgewater Crew is rowing on with close to 40 other school and club programs in Florida, compiling a long tradition of excellence in rowing, scholarship and citizenship. Rowing is classified a club sport at the high school level; therefore the team gets no dedicated funding from the state, county or school. Orlando Rowing Association is a 501, (c)(3) charitable, educational, non-profit corporation made up of Edgewater parents that provides all administrative, financial and logistical support to the Edgewater Crew program. Your donations are welcome, tax-deductible and put to good use with NO administrative overhead.

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P.O. Box 547392
Orlando, FL 32854-7392


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