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“Please join with me and the rest of our tremendous
parent group and make the Haxton Invitational Regatta
as special as its namesake.”
- Coach Chris Swartz
On behalf of the Haxton family and
UA Crew, I would like to introduce
you to the 2013 Blake Haxton
Invitational Regatta. I have been
in the rowing business for 44 years,
been coaching for 35 years and been
coaching at UA for almost 20 years.
In all that time, I have never coached
an athlete that has as much ability
or drive than Blake Haxton. He is
one in a million and holds a very
special place in my heart.
Because of that, I made it my focus
to honor his rowing tenure at UA
with a race dedicated in his honor.
I also wanted to make sure that this
would be different from other regattas. It would focus on the true spirit of competition. Getting the
fastest crews together to push each other is the essence of this sport. Blake knows that and so do I.
So, once again, we want to highlight the best crews in the Midwest. This event is focused on the
very heart of competitive rowing — great competition.
I am asking for your help as sponsors, participants and volunteers to make this one of the finest
racing experiences you have attended. I also am asking for your indulgence in allowing this to be
about the kids racing fast crews, and hopefully being among that special group. Please join with me,
our coaching staff and our tremendous parent group and make the 2013 Blake Haxton Invitational
as special as its namesake.
Thank you for allowing us to work with your kids. It is a pleasure and a privilege for all of the coaches
at UA Crew.
2013 HAXTON INVITATIONAL REGATTA
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THANK YOU!
BLAKE HAXTON - OUR HONOREE
UA Crew, Inc. would like to thank our sponsors for their
generous donations to the 2013 Haxton Invitational Regatta:
“I am excited to see the proceeds of this year’s regatta
go toward financial assistance for rowers, defray costs
to rowers qualifying for US Rowing Youth Nationals
and/or Scholastic Rowing Association of America
National Championships and the long-term sustainability
of UA Crew rowing program.”
PREMIERE LEVEL
The Ohio State University
Wexner Medical Center
– Dr. Steven M. Steinberg
INVITATIONAL LEVEL
Mr. Courtney Roberts and
Janine Overcash
BOATHOUSE LEVEL
AT-95
The Charis Foundation
Gallo’s Kitchen & Bar
CAPTAIN LEVEL
Cameron Mitchell Catering
Shaffer Construction
UA Crew, Inc. “Dead” Presidents’ Club
COXSWAIN LEVEL
Advance Printing & Graphics
Arlington Bank
Byers Automotive Group
Sally and Josh Dickinson
The Golf Car Company
Jimmy John’s
Panera Bread
Patrick Donadio & Beth Kennard
Kleinhenz Landscape LLC
Peabody Landscape Group
Poling Law
S&D Coffee & Tea
Shanes Gourmet
UTI
Wood.Metal.Art
ROWER LEVEL
Argo and Lehne
Columbus Fitness Consultants and
Exercise Equipment Experts
Columbus West Park Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center
Distribution Partners, LLC
Elizabeth Long Downey and
Jason Downey
Endless Journey Entertainment
Fine Designs
Gryphon USA
Heidelberg Distributing Company
Henkle-Schueler Associates
Hy-Tek Materials Handling, Inc.
MANE Photo
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Mueller
Timothy E. & Sue A. Murphy
OSU Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
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Ricart
Stefania Quilts
Clark and April Sanders
STROKE LEVEL
Aura Skin
Rich and Ann Bair
Norman and Tiffany Bertke
beYoga and Wellness
Big League Haircuts
Brown Forman
Bulletproof Marine
Caffe Davinci
Clay Space
Colin’s Coffee
Norman Cook
Cook Orthodontics
Cottonwood - decor/vintage/basics
Courtney Campbell & Shawn Taylor
Dublin Road Mini Storage
Express Employment Professionals
Robert G. Gillette, CPA
Hospitality Advantage
Huffman’s Market
Kellogg’s
Lasting Impressions
Beth Loew, D.D.S.
MCL Cafeteria
Mike’s Foreign Car Service
Monarch Health
Joyce Patton – Silpada Consultant
Jerry Popson
Puptown Lounge
Georgeanne and Mike Reuter
Maureen Sturtz
Tremont Goodie Shop
Village Trophy
Dan and Sharon Zerkel
SHOUT OUTS
Cox, Row, Erg, Win! Good luck Connor!
– Love Great Grammie and Great Papa Free
Row well and live Jordan!
– Love Mom, Dad, Adam and Jiffy
Good luck Maggie!
– Love Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa and Lindsay
Have a great day Caroline Bair and UA Crew
– The Murray Family
Go Eddie! Row Bears!
– Love Mom, Dad, Max and Trevor
Jack Holman – Row Bear Row!
– Love Mom, Dad, Audrey and Lindsay
Kendall Trudeau – We love you and are
so proud of you!
– Big hugs from your family!
Good luck Caroline Bair and UA Crew!
– The Schildmeyer Family
Row Bears! Have a great day!
– Jeanine Hummer
Go Livee – Row, Row, Row Your Boat!
– Love, Mom & Dad
Peter – Power 10 to the end!
– Love Mom, Dad, Conor and Henry
Alexis – We’re proud of you! Best of luck!
– Love, Mom, Dad and Mia
Good luck, Paul! We love you!
– Mom , Dad & Gretchen
Good luck UA Crew!
– The Ostrowski Family
Power 10 Kate!
– Love, Mom, Dad and Jack
Good luck Kaitlyn!
– Joanna, Ryan, Addie and Luke Helon
Paul, Jeffrey, Row well, have fun!
– Love Nana and YaYo
Good luck, Jeffrey! We love you!
– Mom, Dad & Gretchen
Blake Haxton was a rower on the
UA Crew team from the fall of 2004
through the spring of 2009 and was
the boy’s captain from 2007 –2009.
In the spring of 2009 Blake Haxton lost
his legs, and nearly his life, to rare
flesh-eating bacteria. Throughout his
battle he endured 20 surgeries, rigorous
physical therapy and is currently
practicing with prosthetics and believes
he may be walking again as early as
next spring. Blake is in his first year of
law school at the Moritz College of
Law at The Ohio State University and
is continuing to coach with UA Crew.
We are thrilled to have his knowledge
and expertise back on our team.
Go Little Bear Yena Zerkel!
– Geoff and Gwen in LA
Good luck Kaitlyn and UA Crew!
ALUMNI/FAMILY/
INDIVIDUAL LEVEL
Attractive Nails
Nancy Colion
Columbus Children’s Theatre
The Deverson Family
D-Jo’s Soaps
Dave and Joan Goodwin
Katie Solon – Massage on 5th
Larson’s Toys and Games
Laura Mac – Rick Young Hair Studio
Joe and Suzanne Miller
Old Bag of Nails
Raymond Memorial Golf Course
Wendy’s Gymnastics & Fitness
West 5th Dairy Queen
Danny Zerkel and Shelley Grieve-Zerkel
– Love Grandma and Grandpa Roberts
GO Connor! ROW Bears!
– Home and Nani
Row Bears! Good luck at the 4th Annual
Haxton Invitational Regatta!
– David Campbell
Good luck Kaitlyn and UA Crew!
– Love Holly, John, Irena, Julia and Emily
Power 10 to the finish UA!
– Ray and Phylis Crook
Good luck Peter & UA Crew!
– Love Papaw, Mary and Mimi
Auddino’s Italian Bakery
Kim’s Capture Balancing Body and Spirit
Petsmart
Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park
Craig Sturtz
Rick Young Hair Studio
1. Coach Blake Haxton on the water
2. Blake with Coach Swartz at the 2012
Haxton Inviatational Reception
3. First ever UA medal at the Head of the
Charles Regatta with teammates (left to
right) J. Gill, J. Carothers, Coach Swartz,
M. Benedetti, B. Haxton
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THE TEAMS
RACE SCHEDULE
Ann Arbor Pioneer Rowing Club
8:00 AM
COXSWAINS’ MEETING
q 1
9:00 AM
MEN 1ST VARSITY 8+
q 2
9:25 AM
MEN 2ND VARSITY 8+
q 3
9:30 AM
MEN 3RD VARSITY 8+
q 4
9:45 AM
WOMEN 1ST VARSITY 4+
Madison, Wisconsin
q 5
10:00 AM
WOMEN 2ND VARSITY 4+
Central Catholic High School
q 6
10:15 AM
WOMEN 3RD VARSITY 4+
q 7
10:30 AM
MEN 4TH VARSITY 8+
q 8
10:45 AM
WOMEN 1ST NOVICE 8+
q 9
11:00 AM
MEN 1ST NOVICE 4+
Cleveland, Ohio
q 10
11:15 AM
MEN 2ND NOVICE 4+
Dublin Crew
q 11
11:30 AM
MEN
2ND NOVICE 8+
q 12
11:45 AM
WOMEN 12:15 PM
LUNCH BREAK / 1K ALUMNI RACE
q 13
1:10 PM
WOMEN 3RD VARSITY 8+
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
q 14
1:20 PM
MEN 1ST VARSITY 4+
St. Edward High School
q 15
1:30 PM
MEN 2ND VARSITY 4+
q 16
1:45 PM
WOMEN 2ND VARSITY 8+
q 17
2:00 PM
WOMEN 1ST VARSITY 8+
q 18
2:15 PM
MEN 3RD NOVICE 4+
Cleveland, Ohio
q 19
2:30 PM
WOMEN 1ST NOVICE 4+
St. Louis Rowing Club
q 20
2:45 PM
WOMEN 2ND NOVICE 4+
q 21
3:00 PM
MEN 1ST NOVICE 8+
q 22
3:15 PM
MEN
3RD VARSITY 4+
q 23
3:30 PM
MEN 4TH VARSITY 4+
Upper Arlington, Ohio
q 24
3:45 PM
WOMEN 2ND NOVICE 8+
Westerville Crew
q 25
3:55 PM
WOMEN 4TH VARSITY 4+
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Arch City Rowing Club
Columbus, Ohio
Camp Randall Rowing Club
3RD NOVICE 4+
Cincinnati Junior Rowing Club
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cleveland Youth Rowing Association
Dublin, Ohio
New Trier High School
Winnetka, Illinois
Oakland Catholic High School
Lakewood, Ohio
St. Ignatius High School
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Joseph Academy
St. Louis, Missouri
Three Rivers Rowing Club
Upper Arlington High School
Westerville, Ohio
AWARDS PRESENTATION
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RACING VENUE
RACING FORMAT
> 5K “Henley” Head race
competition for high school
age students in novice and
varsity categories in 8’s and 4’s
REMOTE PARKING
SHUTTLE STOP
WITH SHUTTLE STOP
ROAD CLOSED
TO PUBLIC
VEHICLES
HANDICAP PARKING
CHUCK
WAGON
DROP OFF
> 2 boats aligned rowing starts
> Partially buoyed course with
“protected water”
TIMING
TENT
> One dock site: one south of Fishinger Road Bridge for launch and
take-out for high school crews (UA Crew docks). Plan for 40’ to
get to start line from docks.
VENDOR ROW
ERG TENT
RESULTS BOARD
DR
SHELTER 2
BOAT TRAILER
PARKING
IN GRASS
RECOVERY
DOCK
SHUTTLE
INFORMATION
SHELTER 1
UA CREW
BOATYARD
IDE
ERS
DR
Shuttle busses will run
from 7am to 5pm during
the regatta, with stops
located at the bottom of
Nottingham Road hill; the
remote parking lot; and
the City of Columbus
police substation.
The remote parking lot
is just south of the venue.
Just follow the “Regatta
Parking” signs.
FIRST AID
CLIFTON RD
RIV
There will be UA Crew parent volunteers directing traffic.
Please follow their instructions.
BOAT RIGGING
AREA IN
PARKING LOT
IDE
AWARDS AREA
ERS
REGATTA INFO
TEAM REGISTRATION
VOLUNTEER CHECK-IN
LOST AND FOUND
RIV
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Parking or driving on the grass is strictly prohibited.
Cars parked in undesignated areas in the park, in the
merchant lots, along Riverside Drive or on side streets
may be ticketed and towed.
ZOLLINGER RD
SHELTER 3
NO HIGH SCHOOL PARENT OR
TEAM VEHICLES WILL BE
PERMITTED NORTH OF THE
FISHINGER ROAD BRIDGE.
Races may be observed
ONLY from the east side
riverbanks and walks. Due
to safety concerns from the
police, no standing or
observing of the races will
be allowed from the Fishinger
Road Bridge or from the
private property along the
west side riverbanks.
RECYCLING
LAUNCH DOCK
REGATTA PARKING
SPECTATOR
VIEWING
TENT
AREA
SCIOTO
BOAT CLUB
> Proceeds benefit Haxton Scholarship Fund
The Columbus rowing community has
assured the police and park representatives
that the park will not be damaged by the event, that the
park will remain accessible to the public, and that lanes will
be maintained for emergency vehicles, which will
require that competitors and spectators comply with the
traffic and parking plan described below.
EASTCLEFT DR
HOSPITALITY
TENT
FINISH LINE
> No “B” entries in the 1st and 2nd boat races
RIVERSIDE DR
VIP PARKING
WARM VEHICLE
PARKING
ROAD CLOSED
TO PUBLIC
VEHICLES
SHUTTLE
STOP
There will be parking
staff volunteers located
at each stop if you should
have any questions.
GRIGGS DAM
REMOTE PARKING
WITH SHUTTLE STOP
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A SPECTATOR’S GUIDE
to what you’ll see and hear at
the 2013 Haxton Invitational Regatta
The crew that’s making it look easy is most likely the one doing the best
job. While you’re watching, look for – continuous, fluid motion of the
rowers. The rowing motion shouldn’t have a discernible end or beginning.
Synchronization. Rowers strive for perfect synchronization in the boat.
Clean catches of the oarblade. If you see a lot of splash, the oarblades aren’t entering the water
correctly. The catch should happen at the end of the recovery, when the hands are as far ahead
of the rower as possible. Rowers who uncoil before they drop the oarblades are sacrificing speed
and not getting a complete drive.
Even oarblade feathering. When the blades are brought out of the water, they should all move
horizontally close to the water and at the same height. It’s not easy, especially if the water is rough.
The most consistent speed. Shells don’t move like a car – they’re slowest at the catch, quickest at
the release. The good crews time the catch at just the right moment to maintain the speed of the shell.
Rowing looks graceful, elegant and sometimes effortless when it’s
done well. Don’t be fooled. Rowers haven’t been called the world’s
most physically-fit athletes for nothing. A 2,000-meter rowing race
demands virtually everything a human being can physically bring
to an athletic competition – aerobic ability, technical talent,
exceptional mental discipline, ability to utilize oxygen efficiently
and in huge amounts, balance, pain tolerance, and the ability to
continue to work when the body is demanding that you stop.
Race times can vary considerably depending upon the course and weather conditions.
Tailwinds will improve times, while headwinds and crosswinds will hamper them.
If a crew “catches a crab,” it means the oarblade has entered the water at an angle instead of
perpendicularly. The oarblade gets caught under the surface and will slow or even stop a shell.
A “Power 10” is a call by the coxswain for 10 of the crew’s best, most powerful strokes. Good
coxswains read the course to know how many strokes remain for their crew to count down to
the finish.
Crews are most easily identified by their oarblade design (see page 5).
It doesn’t matter whether you win an Olympic medal or don’t make
the finals – each crew still carries their boat back to the rack.
Coxswains from first-place boats worldwide are thrown into the water
by their crews.
A coxswain’s job is to implement the coach’s strategy during the race, in addition to steering and
letting the rowers know where they stand in the race and what they need to do to win.
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TYPES OF BOATS
BOAT DIRECTIONS
Single - one rower with two oars (scull)
Double - two rowers, each with two oars (scull)
Quad - four rowers, each with two oars (scull)
Pair - two rowers, each with one oar (sweep)
Straight Four - four rowers, each with one
oar (sweep)
Four With - four rowers, each with one oar
and a coxswain (sweep)
Eight - eight rowers, each with one oar and
a coxswain (sweep)
Stern - the back end of
the boat
Bow - the front end of
the boat where the bow
ball is located
Port - the left side of
the boat
Starboard - the right side of the boat (from
the coxswain’s view)
*In “scull” boats, rowers have 2 oars and in “sweep”
boats or “shells” each rower has one oar
Note: The coxswain always faces the direction the shell
is going while the rowers face the rear
2013 HAXTON T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST
Upper Arlington Crew, Inc. offered a t-shirt design contest for
the Haxton Invitational Regatta! A special thanks to Missy Haines,
art teacher at Upper Arlington High School for her assistance with
this exciting project!
Congratulations Thomas Mitchell, a freshman rower for
Upper Arlington High School for winning the t-shirt design contest!
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HAXTON PREMIERE SPONSOR
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WEXNER MEDICAL CENTER
The Haxton Invitational is honored to have The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and
Dr. Steven M. Steinberg as the 2013 Haxton Invitational Level Sponsor. OSU Wexner Medical Center
is a national leader in personalized health care and known for delivering outstanding medical
services to our community. OSU’s vision statement focuses on teamwork and working as one
organization though they have many different practice areas/specialties—the same concept is
found in rowing. A boat lineup is a combination of several individual athletes who also succeed
when in sync and working together as a team.
Thank you OSU Wexner Medical Center for your support of the Haxton!
HOSPITALITY TENT
SPONSORED BY
GALLO’S KITCHEN AND BAR
Another back by demand event is the
Hospitality Tent, a controlled access
hospitality tent. Patrons of the Hospitality
Tent will enjoy a distinctive viewing
experience including food catered by
Gallo’s Kitchen and Bar and Panera, first
glance at race results and access to your
own bathroom facilities (port-o-john).
The Hospitality Tent will sit on the east side
of the Scioto River along the river’s edge
immediately across from the finishing tent
and will have an unparalleled view of the
finishing line.
Wristband: Available for sale at the Vendor
Tent during the regatta for $20 per person.
AWARDS STAGE
SPONSORED BY AT-95
Thank you to AT-95 for their support of the
Haxton Invitational Regatta! As the sponsor
of the Awards Stage, we encourage your
rowers to come to the stage throughout the
day for medal presentations and photo
opportunities!
REGATTA ERG TENT
SPONSORED BY
MR. COURTNEY ROBERTS AND
JANINE OVERCASH
Stop by the Ergatta Tent located next to
vendor row and test your rowing strength/
ability! If you’ve never rowed before, please
take a moment to stop by and test your luck.
It’s not as easy as it looks!
TENT CITY
SPONSORED BY
THE CHARIS FOUNDATION
Rowing teams from all over the Midwest will
gather at the 2013 Haxton Invitational and
will spread their tents, trailers, equipment,
and gear along with a mountain of food
along the banks of Griggs Reservoir. “Tent
City” will be a busy place with hundreds of
athletes enjoying the crisp fall weather while
preparing for their events during the regatta.
“Tent City” is the unofficial home of the
rowers from sunrise to almost dusk on regatta
day. The Haxton “Tent City” sits high on the
riverbank and provides a wonderful view of
the finish line of the Haxton Invitational.
We are pleased to have The Charis Foundation
as the Team sponsor of “Tent City” again
this year.
QUESTIONS DURING
THE EVENT?
HELP UA GO GREEN AT
THE HAXTON
If you have any questions or need assistance
during the Haxton Invitational, please look
for volunteers wearing Haxton
jackets and bright neon name tags
which will identify them at the
event. These are our Volunteer
Coordinators who are supervising
everything from volunteers to
parking and ensuring everything
goes smoothly on regatta day. Our Regatta
Chairs, Amy Roberts and Courtney Campbell,
have done an amazing job of making sure
every detail is covered to make your day run
smoothly. If you have any questions or
concerns, please stop by the regatta command
center for additional information.
Trash at the 2013 Haxton Invitational is being
recycled, thanks to student volunteers and
UA Crew families. Here’s how you can keep
your regatta refuse out of the landfill:
LOST & FOUND
THANK YOU to volunteers from Jones Middle
School who will be overseeing the recycling
today, and to the Rojas, Reed, and Zerkel
families for coordinating. And most of all,
thank you to Inland Services, Third Hand Bike,
SWACO, The Golf Car Company, and Kroger
for helping us make a difference!
Lost & Found will be co-located in the same
shelter house as the awards, volunteer check-in,
registration in Shelter House 3. This shelter
house is farthest away from the docks/water
and near the vendor tent.
UA LEARN-TO-ROW
Go to www.UACrew.org and look for
upcoming dates of local regattas to
watch and ‘Learn-to-Row’ details.
Participate in the UA Crew Summer Rowing
Program. Youth Learn-to-Row programs are
held and meet three times a week for approximately five weeks. UA Crew plans to host an
event for National Learn to Row Day the first
Saturday in June.
Be a part of UA Crew in the fall and/or spring,
meet new friends while traveling the U.S. and
learn a sport you can participate in for the
rest of your life!
> Please place cans, bottles, and
narrow-mouthed plastics in the marked
recycling bins.
> Flatten large cardboard and large foil
serving pans (rinsed; no grease, please!)
and place them next to the recycling bin
near your kitchen area.
> Remind your rowers to use their refillable
water bottles.
If your recycling or trash bin is FULL, please
flag a recycling volunteer in a green vest to
empty or replace it.
SWACO has more than
doubled the life of the
landfill as a result of its
effective recycling
program in Columbus.
The success of recycling at
the Haxton Regatta
depends on you!
VENDOR ROW
Interested in getting souvenirs from visiting
Columbus? Stop by this new addition to the
Haxton Regatta. Items at the event from
vendors including: Mem-Oaries, Get It While
You Can, Cub Scout Pack 17, Especially Suri
Alpacas, Coach, Cox & Crew, Vespoli and
UA Crew.
UA CREW THANKS
COLUMBUS
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A note of thanks...
On behalf of the Upper Arlington Crew, Inc,
we want to send a message of tremendous
thanks and appreciation to everyone for your
support of this special event.
Upper Arlington High School has a rich history with success in
many sports including the most state championships of any other
high school in Ohio. In order to meet the high standards of UAHS,
Upper Arlington Crew is always looking for students who are willing
to work hard to achieve a lifetime of rewards. Many sports are old
traditions in UA, but rowing is relatively recent and provides many
new experiences and opportunities.
Crew (rowing) has been a competitive sport since 1827 in Europe.
It became an important east coast collegiate sport around 1850 at
schools such as Harvard and Yale, and the interest spread throughout
the U.S. over the past 150 years. Rowing slowly made its way to the
highschool level and 18 years ago a small group of Arlingtonians
formed what is known today as Upper Arlington Crew. Throughout
those 18 years, UA Crew has garnered tremendous success.
HAXTON INVITATIONAL
RECEPTION
Due to its popularity in past years, the
planning committee hosted a reception
celebrating the Haxton Invitational Regatta
weekend. The 4th Annual Haxton Invitational
Reception was held October 24th in the
Scioto Room at Griggs Reservoir Boathouse.
This evening of fun celebrates the spirit of
competition. This event is sponsored by
Cameron Mitchell Catering with additional
support provided by Shanes Gourmet Catering
and MCL Cafeteria. Desserts were generously
provided by Goodie Shop and Auddino’s.
Some of our auction items are still available
for bidding!
Please visit our site on biddingforgood.com
or stop by the Vendor Tent for additional
information.
First and foremost, we need to recognize
Coach Chris Swartz for his years of dedication
to UA Crew and the numerous hours he has
spent planning this annual regatta. We also
wish to thank the head coordinators and the
multitude of volunteers who are necessary to
make this regatta run smoothly. This regatta
could not have happened without the time,
dedication and support of the families of
UA Crew and the Upper Arlington community!
A TREMENDOUS thank you goes out to
to the City of Columbus Recreation and Parks
Department for their support and
flexibility in facilitating a great regatta at
Griggs.
Thank you to the Haxton family, for their
unwavering support in making the Haxton
Invitational Regatta possible.
To all the participating teams, we thank
you for joining us in making this an
exceptionally competitive rowing event
and look forward to a great day of racing!
ROW BEARS!
— Amy Roberts and Courtney Campbell
2013 Haxton Invitational Co-Chairs
Learn more at uacrew.org
Additional Rowing Programs in the Central Ohio Area
OSU Women’s Rowing Team
OSU Men’s Rowing Club
Arch City Rowing Club
Dublin Crew
Greater Columbus Rowing Association
Hilliard Rowing Association
Westerville Rowing Association
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A SPECIAL THANKS TO AMY ROBERTS
FOR HER COUNTLESS HOURS AND
COMMITMENT TO THE 2012 AND 2013
HAXTON REGATTAS!
—The Haxton Regatta Committee and UA Golden Bear Families
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Wishing
everyone
another
great year
of rowing!
ENDLESS
JOURNEY
ENTERTAINMENT
Best wishes to
Coach Haxton
and the entire
UA Crew
Team.
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1700 Heinzerling Drive • Columbus, Ohio 43223 • 614-274-4222
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GOOD LUCK TODAY
UA CREW!
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We’re proud supporters
of the Haxton Invitational
and UA CREW
Good Luck Rowers!
Enjoy the Haxton!
Janet Hannaway
614-754-8800
GO UA CREW!
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CONGRATULATIONS
UA CREW
ON ANOTHER
GREAT SEASON.
GIVE IT
YOUR ALL
TODAY!
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GOOD
LUCK
UA CREW
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614-578-4746 beyogacolumbus.com
3150 Riverside Drive
(614) 488-PUPS (7877)
3154 Kingsdale Center
614-457-5786
A Proud Sponsor of the 2013 Haxton Regatta.
Especially
Suri Alpacas
Warmer than wool, soft as cashmere,
alpaca is one of the Earth’s rarest
natural fibers. Alpaca is perfect for
spring days, cool summer evenings
or frigid winter weather.
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BEST WISHES
FOR A
SUCCESSFUL
REGATTA!
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ROW
BEARS
GOOD LUCK
CAROLINE
& UA CREW
RICH AND ANN BAIR
WE’RE PROUD SUPPORTERS OF UA CREW
TIMOTHY E. &
SUE A. MURPHY
COURTNEY CAMPBELL
AND SHAWN TAYLOR
Joyce Patton
Independent Sales Representative
Silpada Designs
614.546.8854
joycesjewels225@gmail.com
www.mysilpada.com/joyce.patton
middlewestspirits.com
ROW
BEARS!
GEORGEANNE & MIKE REUTER
THE PAST PRESIDENTS
THE FOURTH ANNUAL
BLAKE HAXTON
INVITATIONAL REGATTA
OF UA CREW INC. WELCOME ALL ROWERS,
COACHES AND FAMILIES TO
AND WE INVITE YOU TO COME VISIT US AT THE
HOSPITALITY TENT!
Denny Johnson 1995
Don Leach 2004-05
Betty Callender 1996
Bruce Ramsey 2006
Mary Jo Cosio 1997
Ron Shaull 2007
Curt Kelley 1998
Scott Gill 2008
Hawley Linke 1999
Jerry Johnson 2009
Jan Bley 2000
Mike Tedesco 2010
Pete Anderson 2001
Steve Stroh 2011
John Strick 2002-03
Tom Gramila 2012
Mary Cameron 2013
We hope for good weather, calm water
and fierce competition.
ROW BEARS!
The Charis Foundation
proudly supports
UA Crew at the
4th Annual
Haxton Invitational
Regatta.
w
Row Bears!
charisfoundation.com
AT-95.COM

2013 Program - haxtonregatta.info

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