Boats, oars and who can use them 9 May 06

Boat	Oars	Users	Notes
The Beast	8 spoons	Learn to Row classes, LTR Grads Open Club Rowers	Level One cox, can go out with only 7 rowers
The Mini- Beast	If no level one scullers going out, then 4 pairs of Level one Sculls, otherwise, work on level two sculls plus Concept 2 sculls,unless Hudson quad out	Learn to Row classes, LTR Grads, Level one scullers learning to steer, level To scullers learning to steer	Cox has crossed wires and Bow has the steering mechanism.
Echo	spoons	For first couple of outings in a scull, for scullers over 210LBS
Alden Star	Blue handle hatchets	Lightweight scullers only, under 160 lbs	No pop-outs
Alden Mid	Alden hatchets –small handles	160 – 190 lbs	Pop-outs
Alden Heavy	Black handle hatchets	190 -210lbs	Pop-outs
Grey Whale	Black handle hatchets	Careful and experienced over 210lbs	Very fragile boat that does tip over
J Kelly	J KEL oars	Level Two scullers	Must have passed Level One exam
Peinart	If 2x, DH, not going out, then blue handle Crokers	Level Three Scullers only weight 160 lbs and up	Must have passed level Two exam
Drew Harrison	Yellow handle Crokers	Only experienced Scullers under 160lbs	Must have tested out successfully
Matrix Double	Yellow and Blue Crokers	Only experienced scullers weight average less than 185lbs
Dinsmore	2 old Argo hatchets	Only experienced rowers	Must be checked out by Coach or Boat Captain before use
Dirigo	4 old Argo Hatchets	Heavy weight men, novice women	Crew Captain must attend Captains Meetings
Argo	Mens Old and new Hatchets	Heavy Men, novice women,	Level one cox and can go out with 7
Vespoli Four	Blue band hatchets	Intermediate women	Crew Captain must attend Captains Meeting
Mace	Womens New Crokers	Intermediate and Senior Women	Cox needs to be Level Two Crew Captain must attend Captains Meeting
New Hudson Four	2 white Womens Crokers and 2 yellow and blue band	No users at present
New Hudson Quad	4 concept 2 pairs	No users at present

We are short of blades especially sculling blades.

The bigger boat gets priority as it will have more Club members in it.

Private boat owners using club oars would not have priority over a Club member using club equipment.

If a boat is not being used, it is acceptable to use the blades allocated for that boat but check first.