This annual event is held at Sandy Run Regional Park in Fairfax Station, VA.
The event covers two days
of racing and is the sixth largest Regatta in the United States. Here’s the two-day schedule:
- On Saturday, November 4, HOTO will consist of Collegiate 8’s and 4’s and all Singles and Masters Sculling (except mixed).
- On Sunday, November 5, HOTO events will be Club, Junior, Masters Sweep and Mixed Sculling.
- Course map can be found HERE.
For more information on the
annual Head of the Occoquan Regatta go HERE.
Now let’s go racing!
For a complete list of boats racing on Saturday go HERE. It was great to see so many colleges and universities participate in this annual event. There were shells and people everywhere!
For a complete list of boats racing on Saturday go HERE. It was great to see so many colleges and universities participate in this annual event. There were shells and people everywhere!
Taylor's bow number was 139 and she was in the middle position (see pictures - white shirt, hat and ponytail). They finished the race in a time of 19:33.08.
The official results for all of Saturday's races can be found HERE.
It was a beautiful and colorful Fall day
in Virginia, just outside Washington, DC and pictures from the event can be
found HERE. I hope the pictures give you a feel as if you were there.
Until next time!
Until next time!
