Tel Aviv Rowing Club

The 2011 winter competition took place on the morning of Saturday, December 30th, the last day of the year. The weather was great, comparing to last year's stormy winter, spirits were up, and the food was delicious...
And, not to forget - our club won the most medals!

The club committee has converged for a second time this December, on the 19th. On the agenda this time were: 

• The Marcel 2011 competition (which was later held with great success)
• The old 201 boat which was recently restored
• The Tiberias rowing event in January 2012
• Others

Rwoers wishing to participate in the Tiberias rowing event, which will be held in January the 13th, pls read it and contact Osnat.
Link to the protocols - Here

The club committee has converged once again on December 5. On the agenda:

• Roles for new committee members
• Next seniors' committee
• Poland camp, February 2012
• Others

Link to the protocols - Here

The club committee has converged once again on October 24.
On the agenda:

• Boat restoration and maintenance
• Daniel center competition
• Fire insurance
• Machon Peer Gym
• 2012 budget
• Other issues - Nisan Asher

Link to the protocols - Here

Last Saturday the Daniel Amichai competition took place.
Our club led the categories for medals achieved, gold medals, and had the most women participants.

Our team is the new (and first) Israeli Dragon Boat Champion for 2011, after beating many good teams. and with an incredible time of 1:41, we can almost race against the skiffs...
Now we must prepare teams for the 2012 world championship in Milano.

The club committee has converged once again. The protocols, in Hebrew, are attached.

There's a new rowing single scull.
The boat is designed for lightweight rowers, 57-70 kg.
We thank Fran for her generous donation.
We're also grateful to the Committee for taking on the mission of bringing the boat to its new home.

Dear Tel Aviv Rowers, I just wanted to thank you for the TRC 75 anniversary brochure by A. Romano as it held some valuable information for my PhD thesis concerning the History of German-Israeli Relationships in Sport. My thesis will also contain a page on rowing. As you might know, it was your club that invited the first German sport coach ever to Israel back in 1963 - two years before diplomatic relations were established! All the best for the future, Robin