Good decision...... as disappointing as it is. The Wenatchee Row and Paddle Club has been discussing whether Guano Rocks Race might be rescheduled for later in the year . But at this point it's just

Given the current health situation and need for social distancing, the Sound Rowers board has determined the race season for 2020 is currently suspended. You can visit the homepage of our website for

Smart move. We’ll save you a slot in August for Shaw.

From Peter: NOPE.....Not happening....please spread the word without coughing! Been frustrating with all the cancellations and government encouraging self imposed healthy lifestyle restrictions,

Yay Carrie, Yay Rick Hughs. Thanks for the quick response Carrie. I'll write as well soon Debbie

I emailed the three people listed below to save Shaw camping. I received a response from Rick Hughes. See below. Carrie Weisse On Monday, November

The San Juan County Parks Council is trying to help fix a budget shortfall by no longer allowing overnight camping on Shaw Island. If this happens, the park will be day-use only. Ferry services, the

A reminder to all that the Sound Rowers annual meeting is on Saturday, November 9. Members are encouraged to attend, details on our website:

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that the following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@SoundRowers.groups.io

https://www.facebook.com/114371611918810/posts/2539409999414947/?app=fbl Facebook link for Greg Barton.

Hi Larry, Let’s chat about easiest way for you to update. Can do a call or talk Wed night. Thanks for stepping up! Amber 206-329-0408

Larry (and Kevin), thanks for expressing interest in updating our aging kayak list. Tom Cartmill did a heroic job for years (and thereby created the international standard!), but we never did get

This sounds like something I could do. Give me a few weeks and I’ll update it. Anyway to get a digital file that I could modify? Larry Bussinger On May 13, 2019, at 11:43 AM, Kevin Olney

My understanding is that Tom Cartmill, who did the great work putting this together, retired from the job of maintaining it a few years ago. I cannot remember if someone offered to take up the reigns

Kevin, Yes, it was a fun Commencement Bay race with great conditions and a good turnout. I’ll leave this classification question up to all of you who face forwards. I’ve added Peter Turcan to

If anyone had the time and ambition it would be useful to update the SR kayak classification chart (http://www.soundrowers.org/boat-classes/determining-kayak-classifications/). I would say 90% of

Jon, Thanks for the nice note. I’m not sure I understand what should have happened. We really do want to get folks listed in the correct categories as it does matter. As a rower, I have to admit

Jon, The hang up with a surfski category...according to the length/width rules designed by SR.....the Epic V5 is a SK, an Epic V8, Think EZE, ACE, are FSK, and the rest are mostly HPK, but all of them

I chose to haul the jumbo Pygmy sea kayak around the buoys at Commencement Bay, leaving the carbon OC1 in the parking lot, because I came for the Blue Ribbon. I wielded a wooden Greenland paddle to

Are you ready to race? Are you ready for soup? La Conner is this weekend! Cut your time in registration by 1) renewing your membership: http://www.soundrowers.org/home/membership 2) registering