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All launching boats must STAY TO LEFT all the way up the course and beyond the starting line!

All boats must STOP at each “pinch point” and await the marshal’s OK to proceed

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PAVILLIONInfo/Registration

FOODFIRSTAID

Vendors

TrailerParking

CarParking

Caution: Wateris very shallowbeyond this point

Warm-up area:Follow traffic pattern and keep to left, Stay alert for marshals’directions and other boats

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Staging area:Boats in your heat will have the same letter on their bow numbers as you.Please try to approach the starting platformstogether.

DOCK A: All boats launch here.Listen for your race to be calledto launch!

DOCK B: Launches, officials, and emergencies.

DOCK C & D: Return here. Watch for dockmasters’ direction.

Friday & SaturdayAfternoon Practice:Practice maps and rules are posted at the docks and at www.DiamondStateMasters.com.Saturday afternoon practicewill start after racing endsand pond is clear. Practiceat your own risk.

Launching & Returningon Race DayRaces will be called 50 minutes before start time. Bow numbers will be issued by the dispatcher when you launch at Dock A. Please cooperate with dock masters; be quick on the dock as possible as space is limited.

• New Castle County Paramedics Advanced Life Support unit on standby.• EMT/Rescue technicians on the water• Incident Action Plan• DSMR Safety and Evacuation Plans distributed to all competitors, staff, and officials.• Predetermined Medivac Landing Zone• Defibrillator • Drinking water station• Middletown Volunteer Hose Co.• Misters

Meetings for Coxswains, Coaches, & ScullersSaturday 22 July: 7:45AMSunday 23 July: 7:15AM

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Navigating Noxontown

Regatta SafetyMedical

• One-way traffic patternParking

• Minimum of nine launches on the water for officials, timers, marshals, and emergency medical personnel

Launches

• Provided by SaladWorks Food

• Weather monitored by head referee/race director and NOAA weather channel• Onsite weather radar (WEB)• NCCo Office of Emergency Management• NOAA Mt. Holly Office

Weather

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Saturday July 22 2017

Event # Event Sponsor1 MEN’S E-J 1X LIGHTWEIGHT WSFS

2 MEN’S AA-B 1X LIGHTWEIGHT Penn Alumni3 WOMEN’S C-D 1X Leonard Insurance4 WOMEN’S D-J 2X LIGHTWEIGHT Leonard Insurance5 MEN’S F 1X Calm Waters Rowing6 WOMEN’S E-J 1X Calm Waters Rowing7 MIXED AA-C 2X W.A.S Wear A Seatbelt8 MEN’S G-J 1X Christiana Spine Center9 MEN’S E 1X Greenhill Car Wash10 WOMEN’S E-J 1X LIGHTWEIGHT S.Q.S.12 WOMEN’S C-D 2X Marine Lubricants13 MEN’S C-D 1X First State Orthopaedics14 WOMEN’S E-J 2X Ronin Racing15 MEN’S E-F 2X WRC Board16 WOMEN’S AA-B 2X Ronin Racing17 MEN’S AA-J 2X LIGHTWEIGHT ALS18 WOMEN’S AA-C 2X LIGHTWEIGHT Leonard Insurance

LUNCH19 MIXED D-E 2X Sugarfoot20 MEN’S AA-B 1X Kentmere Veterinary21 WOMEN’S AA-B 1X Hudson Boatworks22 MIXED PARENT-CHILD 2X W.A.S.: Wear A Seatbelt23 FATHER/SON 2X W.A.S.: Wear A Seatbelt24 MOTHER/DAUGHTER 2X W.A.S.: Wear A Seatbelt

25 MIXED F-J 2X Penn Alumni26 MEN’S C-D 2X ALS27 WOMEN’S C-D 1X LIGHTWEIGHT S.Q.S.28 MEN’S AA-B 2X OK Video29 MEN’S G-J 2X First State Orthopaedics30 MEN’S C-D 1X LIGHTWEIGHT First State Orthopaedics31 MIXED 8X Hudson Boatworks

DEAD POET’S TROPHYAwarded to Overall Points Winner

Sponsored by IncNow2016 Winner:

Capital Rowing Club

HOWARD M. SMITH TROPHYAwarded to Winner, Sweep Events

Sponsored by Jim Harker, Esq.2016 Winner:

Capital Rowing Club

RON MCCONNELL AWARDAwarded to Winner, Scull Events

Sponsored by Connect-a-Dock2016 Winner:

Potomac Rowing Club

MEETING FOR COXSWAINS, COACHES, & SCULLERS: 7:45AM

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Sunday July 23 2017

Event # Event Sponsor32 MEN’S AA-J 2- ALS33 WOMEN’S E-J 8+ Howard M. Smith Family34 WOMEN’S AA-J 2- WSFS35 MEN’S C-D 8+ Arby’s36 WOMEN’S AA-C 4X Concept 237 MEN’S E-J 4+ Twin Lakes Brewery38 WOMEN’S D 8+ Greenhill Car Wash39 MEN’S AA-A 4+ Paul Campanella’s Automotive40 WOMEN’S B 4+ Kentmere Veterinary41 MIXED D-J 8+ Larry Isako� Family42 WOMEN’S AA-J LIGHTWEIGHT 4+ Penn Alumni43 MIXED AA-J 4X The Blades44 MEN’S B 4+ Larry Isako� Family45 WOMEN’S AA-A 4+ Aztec Printing46 WOMEN’S C 8+ Christiana Spine47 WOMEN’S D-J 4X Twin Lakes Brewery48 MEN’S AA-B 8+ Hudson Boatworks

LUNCH49 MEN’S AA-J LIGHTWEIGHT 4+ Marine Lubricants54 WOMEN’S NOVICE 4+ WRC Board56 WOMEN’S D 4+ Larry Isako� Family57 MIXED AA-C 8+ Penn Alumni58 MEN’S D 4+ Concept 259 MEN’S AA-C 4X Paul Campanella’s Automotive60 WOMEN’S C 4+ Howard M. Smith Family61 MEN’S E-J 8+ Arby’s62 MEN’S C4+ OK Video63 WOMEN’S E-J 4+ The Blades64 WOMEN’S AA-B 8+ Kentmere Veterinary65 MEN’S D-J 4X Sugarfoot

LARRY ISAKOFF AWARDAwarded to Winner, Mixed 8+

Sponsored by The Isako� Family2016 Winner:

East Arm Rowing Club

STUYVE PELL AWARDAwarded to Winner, Men’s G-J 1x

Sponsored by Christiana Spine Center2016 Winner:

Mike Tebay & Mike Verlin

JOHN R. SCHOONOVER AWARDAwarded to A Deserving CoxswainSponsored by St. Andrew’s Classes

1944, 1952, 1973, 1987, 1993 2016 Winner: Lee Gonda-King

MEETING FOR COXSWAINS, COACHES, & SCULLERS: 7:15AM

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HOWARD M. SMITH DIAMOND STATE MASTERS REGATTA P.O. Box3742 r WIimington, DE 19807

DIRECTOR John R. Schoonover

RACE CHAIR Maggie Brokaw

COMMITTEE Andy McGrellis Diane McGrellis Don Krause Don Verdiani Bonny Krause Vicky Cochran Nancy Falasco Molly Higgins Fran Greenglass Ann Bergen Frances Schoonover Bob Ward Janet Golinkoff Bill Cohen

Susan Smith Jim Harker KimSagrati Joan Burn Karen Baumgartner Ed Burn

Dear Friends:

Welcome to Wilmington Rowing Center's 271� Diamond State Masters Regatta! In 19841 WRC Board members Howard Smith and John Schoonover put their heads together to create a large regional Masters regatta sponsored by Wilmington Rowing Center. I was fortunate to have both gentlemen as my first volunteer coaches when I rowed as a junior for WRC in 1991, the year of the inaugural regatta. The memory of Howard Smith is ever present here. John Schoonover, a former St. Andrew's School coxswain, assisted by his alumni connections was able to locate this event at the beautiful Noxontown Pond venue. Interestingly, while most masters' races are 1000 meters, Diamond State's course is about 1070 meters, so be ready for seven extra strokes.

It has been exciting to see this regatta transitioning itself to a new second generation of rowers and organizers. We continue to grow with over 500 entries and 12 referees. The rowers and volunteers are a mix of people from Generation Y, X, Baby Boomers and the Greatest Generation, who work hard to host a successful Diamond State Masters Regatta.

We hope you find racing at the Diamond State Masters Regatta exciting. It also brings national attention to Middletown, Delaware, and spurs economic development for the area. Please check out the vendors and local businesses. In addition, please support the sponsors and advertisers who are key to the financial success of the event. If you have a business of your own, I encourage you to join us by considering an advertisement next year.

The Diamond State Masters Regatta helps to offset the cost of two scholastic programs for Concord and Charter-Wilmington, and 150 master rowers. WRC has grown from its humble beginnings to purchase, retrofit and maintain an 8,000 square feet boathouse located on the Wilmington Riverfront.

I would especially like to thank the DSMR committee, support from local businesses, hard work by all our wonderful volunteers, the participating clubs, rowers, the Boy Scout troop directing traffic and of course St. Andrew's School for its picturesque racing venue. Enough cannot be said about everyone's positive disposition and willingness to make DSMR a well-run and competitive USROWING sanctioned regatta.

Lastly, we are always looking to improve this regatta. Participants and volunteer staff, please share your thoughts on the regatta and possible areas of improvement. Your ideas and observations help us improve DSMR every year. We hope you enjoy a great weekend of racing.

Yours truly,

John L. Williams

John L. Williams President of WRC [email protected]

DIRECTORJohn R. Schoonover

RACE CHAIRMaggie Brokaw

COMMITTEEAndy McGrellisDiane McGrellisDon Krause Don VerdianiBonny KrauseNancy FalascoMolly HigginsFran GreenglassAnne BergenFrances SchoonoverBob WardJanet GolinkoffBill CohenJim HarkerKim SagratiJoan BurnKen HuttonEric RauKaren BaumgartnerEd BurnsMarcie WilliamsMichelle Canning

HOWARD M. SMITH DIAMOND STATE MASTERS REGATTAP.O. 3742Wilmington, DE 19807

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Regatta StaffRegatta Director ........................................... John SchoonoverRacing & Registration ................................ Maggie Brokaw ................................ Ann Bergen ................................ Ken HuttonFacilities & Transportation ....................... Andy McGrellis ....................... Don KrauseVolunteers, Personnel, & Boy Scouts ..... Fran Greenglass ..... Bill Cohen ..... Joan Burn ..... Michelle CanningFundraising & Sponsorship ...................... John Schoonover ...................... Marcie WilliamsMerchandising ............................................. Bonny KrauseProgram & Graphics................................... Molly Higgins ................................... John SchoonoverMedals & Trophies ...................................... Janet Golinko�Medal Design ................................................ Molly HigginsPublic Relations ........................................... Diane McGrellis .......................................... Marcie WilliamsSocial Coordinator ....................................... Kim Sagrati ..................................................................... Karen BaumgartnerHospitality ..................................................... Fran Schoonover ..................................................... Janet Golinko�Safety Consultant ........................................ Ed Burns ......................................... Don Verdiani ......................................... Bob Ward ......................................... Jim HarkerAnnouncing .................................................. Bill CohenDispatcher ..................................................... Ken HuttonEntries ........................................................... RONIN RacingCommunication ............................................ Jim HarkerWebmaster .................................................... Marcie WilliamsVendors .......................................................... Nancy Falasco

Our many dedicated volunteers have put in countless hours of hard work, and are the reason this regatta has become the success it is, year after year! THANK YOU!

Concord High School & Wilmington Charter School for launches and volunteersBoy Scout Troop #123, St. Georges, DE—Scout Master, Eric NicholsElmer Fisher, Parking ConsultantKevin Knotts for all his support preparing St. Andrew’s launches, buoys, and Rodney Point.Pipers Gordon Brownlee & John SagratiRONIN Racing for their assistance with race managementShowWorks Audio VisualNew Castle County OEM & EMSMiddletown Volunteer Hose Co.SaladWorks, Main Street Middletown

Head Referee, Dennis Smith

Paul Caputo Halina NeelyGalina Chernaya Dick Neely Rich Dougert Tom RorerKate Godwin Nancy SuyoMartyn Greenacre Dan Swartley-McCardleKen Kelleher John Wik Mike Murphy Leonid Zhelnin

With Special Thanks To...

Referees

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WILMINGTON ROWING CENTER2017 Board of Directors

OFFICERSPresident JOHN L. WILLIAMS

Vice President MARK PETERS

Treasurer KRISTINE S. QUALLS

Secretary ONIE ROLLINS

PERMANENT COMMITTEE CHAIRSDiamond State Masters JOHN SCHOONOVER

Equipment HANS MUELLER

House BROOKS REINHARD

Membership NANCY FALASCO

Public Relations MARCIE WILLIAMS

Racing KAREN WALSH

Rowing BETSY ROWLAND

Safety ROBERT WARD

Scholastic ED BURNS

Social KIM SAGRATI

Development FRED GUARALDO

Sponsor, EVENTS 15 & 54

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Howard M. Smith represented everything that is truly outstanding about the sport of rowing—leader-ship, dedication, selflessness, and committment. If that weren’t enough, he was one of the finest gentlemen I have met, in or out of the rowing community.

At Cornell, Howard stroked the ‘48 and ‘49 varsity eight and participated in the 1952 Olympic trials. Later he coached at Rutgers University for five years. In 1960 he began a long, distinguished carrer as a rowing official.

Fortunately, Howard’s employment with duPont brought him and his lovely wife Jean to Wilmington, Delaware—once home to five fledgling rowing clubs in the mid-1870s, but none since then.

In 1984, he co-founded the Wilmington Rowing Center in a small auto-body shop on the banks of the forgotten Christina River. Under his faithful guidance, the Center grew and expanded into a two-bay boathouse

Sponsor, Events 33 & 60

built on land leased to WRC by the city of Wilming-ton. This June, the Center purchased and moved into a renovated building at 501 A Street, across from the Wilmington Youth Rowing Association.

In 1991, Howard and I co-founded the Diamond State Masters Regatta held on the tranquil waters of Noxontown Pond at St. Andrew’s School in Middle-town, Delaware. Now in its 25th year, Diamond States has become one of the premier Masters regattas in the country. More than 1,000 rowers participate over two days in fifty-five events. In 1999 the regatta was named in Howard’s honor to recognize his many contribu-tions to both Wilmington Rowing and the Diamond State Masters Regatta®.

John SchoonoverRegatta Director

Howard M. Smith1929-1999

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Howard M. Smith Diamond State Masters Regatta®2017 Participating Clubs

Alexandria Community RowingAmadeus Rowing AcademyAnnapolis Rowing ClubBaltimore Rowing ClubCalm Waters RowingCapital Rowing ClubCarnegie Lake Rowing AssociationCHAOS RowingChester River Rowing ClubChinook Performance RacingCooper Rowing ClubD.C. Strokes Rowing ClubEast Arm Rowing ClubFairmount Rowing AssociationGeorge Mason University AlumniGMS Rowing CenterGreenwich CrewHampton Roads Rowing ClubNereid Boat ClubOakton Masters RowingOccoquan Boat ClubPassaic River Rowing Association

Pelham Community Rowing AssociationPennsylvania Barge ClubPotomac Boat ClubPrinceton National Rowing AssociationPrince William Rowing ClubRivanna Rowing ClubRiverfront Recapture, Inc.Rock Creek RowingSan Diego Rowing ClubSofa King Cross FitSt Andrews Alumni RacingSt. John’s College CrewSteel City Rowing ClubThree Rivers Rowing AssociationUndine Barge Club of PhiladelphiaUniversity Barge ClubVesper Boat ClubVirginia Boat ClubWashington Rowing SchoolWhitemarsh Boat ClubWilmington Rowing Center

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Our Larry...Fearless Coxswain, Tireless Oarsman, Endless Generosity.

How dearly you are missed!

LARRY ISAKOFF1930-2003

With love from his family & the entire Wilmington Rowing Center

The Larry Isakoff Award-Sponsored by the Isakoff FamilyEvents 41, 44, & 56

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Sponsor, Events 7, 22, 23, & 24

The Willy Foundation • PO Box 11544 • Charleston, WV 25339

www.TheWillyFoundation.org

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To the Competitors, Organizers, Volunteers and Sponsors:

The Willy Foundation is honored and privileged to once again sponsor the Diamond State Masters Regatta. It occurs to me this year that many of you may not who we are or what we do. For the long version, please see our website at www.the willyfoundation.org. To put it more succinctly, we believe in the power of a community.

The Foundation is named for my youngest brother, Willy Shuman, who we lost in a car crash in just a few days before he was set to depart for the United States Air Force Academy and join its tennis team. Even at a relatively young age, Willy took time—of which he had precious little—to mentor younger players on and off the court. In doing so, he passed on his easy smile, his sportmanship, and his boundless energy to the next generation. After he passed, two of the younger players he mentored planted the seed that became our annual round robin fundraiser. Through the Foundation and that round robin, his impact is still felt no only in the tennis community, but also beyond as the Foundation has grown. This is no testament to us; it is a testament to him.

Sadly, my eldest brother, Wilson Shuman, passed away last year. For him, community seemed to be wherever he happened to be. More than anyone I have ever know, Wilson loved to be with people. In turn, people loved to be with Wilson. He had more best friends than anyone I have ever known. After Willy’s passing, he began coaching our local high school lacrosse team. He fretted, he worried, and he paid attention not only to the athletic development of his players, but also to their personal growth. Wilson gave me a shirt years ago that has the word “team” in block letters above the word “me.” The message is simple: the team comes before me. I still wear it. He believed it. I do to.

All of you are part of a unique community. The beauty of a team of men and women, or even just one person, sweeping a shell across the water is simply majestic. It is alchemy of this first order to combine so much power with so much technique and to do so in unison. From the coxswain to the stroke, each person must work in harmony. Each shell is a community unto itself. And, of course, none of this would be possible without the countless volunteers who have made the Regatta a premier event. In short, the Regatta is a microcosm of every ideal the Foundation cherishes.

As always, the Foundation wishes the competitors the best of luck, good weather and smooth water. To the organizers, sponsors, and volunteers, the Foundation commends you for your service year in and year out. We know first hand that events like this cannot happen without you. Finally, I would be remiss if I did not say to the St. Andrew’s alumni competitors: Go Saints!

Grant P.H. Shuman Chairman of the Board The Willy Foundation, Inc. St. Andrew’s School Class of 1994

Contact jane@thewillyfoundation

for further information or to request seatbelt stickers and magnets

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Joseph Straight, MD James Zaslavsky, DO

Bruce Rudin, MDLeo Raisis, MD

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Irene Mavrakakis, MD William Newell, MD

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Support & dedication that go hand in hand As current president of the Wilmington Rowing Center and a volunteer assistant coach of the University of Delaware Men’s Crew since 2001, John Williams takes his dedication to the local community just as seriously as his work.

Good luck to all of the crews this weekend!

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Left: John L. Williams, Right: David N. Williams

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Sponsor, Dead Poet’s Trophy

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Sponsor, Event 19 & 65

THE DEVON2401 Pennsylvania Avenue

Wilmington, Delaware 19806

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Best Wishes to All Competitorsfrom the Penn Alumni of Wilmington Rowing Center

Ben CastleJoan Chatterton

Bill CohenRosemary Crawford

Vincent CroceRush Fisher

Robert GlenJanet Olcese GolinkoffJim HarkerErik RauDavid St. ClairSandy Verdiani

SPONSOR, EVENTS 2, 25, 42, & 57

First Day of Women’s Crew, 1935

Men’s Varsity Eight, 1904

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FOR FUTURE ROWERS

Sarah, Tim, Ayzera, Anna, Mischa, Elsa, & Evie Lunger

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Congratulations to John Schoonover & the Diamond State Masters Committee

THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK!

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