The award recognizes leadership, teamwork and dedication, while the new boat adds to expanding youth and competitive programs.
The Brockville Rowing Club marked a major celebration on Saturday, May 30, honouring longtime rower Calla Webster and christening a new eight-person racing shell on the St. Lawrence River.
The event drew a large crowd of athletes, families, alumni and local supporters to the boathouse.
Club board president Mike O’Shaughnessy explained why Webster was chosen for the C Douglas Marshall Trophy.
A new eight-person racing shell called “The Goose” was also christened. The boat was donated by Steve “Goose” Warwick, who has been part of the club for decades.
With more, here’s O’Shaughnessy.
Steve “Goose” Warwick spoke about what it means to him.
Warwick said he believes the Brockville Rowing Club is well positioned for the future.
Webster’s award recognizes leadership, teamwork and dedication, while the new boat adds to expanding youth and competitive programs.
Story by: Evan Gibb
