NE US Surfski Race Reports – 2012

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What an Oceanographer Thinks About in a Surfski – By Chris Sherwood

Tim Dwyer and I were talking post race, and he teased me about being an oceanographer and overthinking the whole thing. In my defense, here is what I was thinking about during the race. Chris Sherwood after completing his first "Double Beaver" At the start, lots of people lined up [...]

What an Oceanographer Thinks About in a Surfski – By Chris Sherwood2025-12-28T09:42:00-05:00

Double Beaver 2012 – Lots of Pictures!

Great turn out for the 2012 Double Beaver Race.  Being a spectator today, was able to take some photos from the start and finish line as well as the west side of Beavertail Point.  And yes, you do see Borys Markin go by me multiple times...unfortunately he missed the turn [...]

Double Beaver 2012 – Lots of Pictures!2025-12-28T09:42:00-05:00

Blackburn Challenge 2012 – Race Committee Summary – By Bill Kuklinski

One of these years, we're going to have to schedule this race for early February if we want to get the rough seas of Howard Blackburn's infamous adventure. The local weather is usually benign in July and August, and this year's course conditions were pretty much like the last 3 [...]

Blackburn Challenge 2012 – Race Committee Summary – By Bill Kuklinski2025-12-28T21:56:10-05:00

2012 Blackburn Challenge: Course and Personal Records

The Blackburn Challenge is enormously popular event for the paddling and rowing community. For many years it has grown to be the benchmark race  here in the Northeast.  It is different in many ways from our other races.  First of all it is the longest race at almost 20 miles [...]

2012 Blackburn Challenge: Course and Personal Records2025-12-28T21:56:10-05:00

A Blustery Sakonnet River Race by Greg Lesher

  Greg Lesher at Finish As the Sakonnet River Race approached (and surely I'm not the first to wonder how exactly this long ocean bay qualifies as a "river"), I was excited to find that Wesley had decided on an alternate course that would take us from 3rd [...]

A Blustery Sakonnet River Race by Greg Lesher2025-12-28T20:17:32-05:00
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