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The final draw for the Tuggeranong Festival Cup is available.

View the Final Draw

All crews will race 3 races in the first 3 rounds. The Category finals will be decided based upon the points earned during the 3 rounds. For events with more than 4 entries the points allocation has been included within the draw.

The top point scorers from each category will then progress to the category final. The winners of each final will then progress to the handicapped Champion of Champions race to compete for the Tuggeranong Festival Cup.

For more information please view the 

RESULTS
View or download the Results Saturday 16 November 2013

Individual race results for the Regatta can be viewed at here . Photographs of boats crossing the finish line may also be available for each race.

Entries are now open for the 2013 Lake Tuggeranong Festival Cup hosted by Lake Tuggeranong Rowing Club on 23 November 2013.

Entries close 5pm Monday the 18th of November. Entries are to be submitted by clubs online via Rowing Manager.

Lake Tuggeranong Festival Cup events include:

• Open Men’s Coxless Quad Scull (M4x)
• Open Women’s Coxless Quad Scull (W4x)
• Open Mixed Coxless Quad Scull (Mixed4x)
• School Boy Coxed Quad Scull (SB4x+)
• School Girl Coxed Quad Scull (SG4x+)

View or download the Tuggeranong Festival Cup Competitors Instructions

The fastest crew from each category will be decided by […]

Entries for Rowing ACT Regatta #2 to be hosted by the Canberra Grammar School on 16 November 2013, close 5pm Wednesday the 6th of November. Clubs that have not submited their entries by the deadline will not be able to participate.

Download the 2013-2014 ACT Rowing Season Introduction

View the regatta Order of Events.

BRO’s and regatta volunteers needed

Rowing ACT is also looking for more BRO’s and general volunteers to assist at Regattas. If you are willing to help out with this regatta or future regattas throughout the season, please email James at actra@rowingact.org.au.

The National Capital Authority (NCA) have received reports that rowers have recently been sighted inside the extended exclusion zone above Scrivener Dam. I.e. between the second buoy line and the dam. The extended exclusion zone continues in place to ensure public safety. Despite the NCA’s confidence in the dam, evident following their decision to lift the lake level, the extended exclusion zone remains in force until the Scrivener Dam Anchor Bolt Project work is completed. This project is due to finish in March 2014. Once this work is completed the NCA have advised that the second buoy line and exclusion zone signs […]