Mother’s Day medal haul for local rowers
Local schools won 49 medals at the recent 43rd Annual Mother’s Day Regatta in St. Catharines.
Governor Simcoe and Denis Morris lead the local schools with seven medals each.
There were 53 schools and 352 entries in the regatta which had a one-hour delay because of foggy conditions.
The regatta’s tradition is that mothers of the winning crews present the medals to their winning rowers and crews wear homemade shirts in tribute of mom and present their mothers with flowers back at the boat house.
“It’s a nice way to say sorry for making us late for Mother’s Day dinner again,” said Michelle Kerr, president of the St. Catharines Rowing Club.
Crews not travelling to Philadelphia this weekend for the Stotesbury Cup will likely race in the South Niagara Invitational Regatta.
Below are regatta results from local crews:
Junior men’s coxed four: 2. Holy Cross; 3. Governor Simcoe.
Junior women’s coxed four: 3. Saint Michael.
Junior men’s quad: 1. Ridley College; 2. Blessed Trinity; 3. Eden.
Junior men’s 72- kilogram coxed four: 2. St. Francis; 3 Ridley College.
Senior women’s 63-kilogram eight: 2. St. Francis.
Junior women’s quad: 1. Saint Paul.
Junior men’s single: 1. Ridley College; 2. Denis Morris.
Junior men’s 66- kilogram coxed four: 1. Eden; 2. Sir Winston Churchill.
Junior women’s 63-kilogram eight: 1. Governor Simcoe.
Senior men’s 72-kilogram double: 2. St. Michael; 3. Denis Morris
Senior men’s coxed four: 2. Governor Simcoe.
Junior women’s single: 1. Saint Michael.
Senior men’s single: 1. Blessed Trinity.
Junior men’s eight: 1. Eden; 3. St. Francis.
Senior women’s 63-kilogram double: 1. Governor Simcoe.
Senior women’s 63-kilogram coxed four: 3. Blessed Trinity.
Senior men’s quad: 3. Holy Cross.
Senior men’s 72- kilogram coxed four: 2. St. Francis; 3. Denis Morris.
Junior women’s eight: 2. Saint Michael.
Junior men’s double: 1. Blessed Trinity; 3. Denis Morris.
Junior women’s 59 - ki l o - gram coxed four: 2. Sir Winston Churchill
Junior women’s quad: 1. Sir Winston Churchill; 2. Eden; 3. Holy Cross.
Senior men’s 72-kilogram single: 1. Saint Michael; 2. Denis Morris.
It’s a nice way to say sorry for making us late for Mother’s Day dinner again.” Michelle Kerr, president of the St. Catharines Rowing Club
Senior women’s 59-kilogram coxed four: 1. Denis Morris; 3. Sir Winston Churchill.
Junior men’s 72- kilogram eight: 2. Ridley College; 3. Governor Simcoe.
Senior women’s double: 1. Grimsby; 2. Blessed Trinity.
Junior women’s 63-kilogram coxed four: 1. Governor Simcoe; 2. St. Francis,
Senior women’s eight: 2. St. Francis; 3. Sir Winston Churchill.
Senior men’s eight: 3. Dennis Morris.