John Hunter

Happy Daylight Savings Time!!! Ok so I'm fresh off of The John Hunter Regatta, in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. We had great results, my 8+ col nov w got 1st in our heat, and 2nd in the finals. Not bad for our first major race of the season. In addition we dropped 10 s off of our 2k time which to those of you who row out there KNOW that's a big thing. If we continue to progress like this we maybe able to make it to DAD VAIL but it's right around the time that school is over...what a dilly of a pickle...any who....I'm going to go set my clock, call my parents, and do some work...catch you on the flip side...until next post...laters

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