Riverheaders share rower of year honor 0 comments below
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Dylan Gould of Riverhead High School was named a recipient of East End Rowing's rower of the year award for 2008 along with fellow Riverheader Ed O'Neill.
Dylan Gould of Riverhead High School was named a recipient of East End Rowing's rower of the year award for 2008 along with fellow Riverheader Ed O'Neill.
On Sunday, the two Riverheaders rowed singles in the United States Junior National Rowing Speed Order Trials in Mercer, N.J. Gould was sixth and O'Neill 23rd out of the top 23 singles rowers in the East.
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More than 560 rowers competed in the Snowflake Regatta recently on the Peconic River in downtown Riverhead. Sophomores Renee Girard and Lauren Woodhull, rowing in girls' varsity doubles for East End Rowing/Bishop McGann-Mercy High School, finished second. They were beaten by the defending national champions from St. John the Baptist. It was the first time Girard and Woodhull had raced since early August. Dylan Gould and Ed O'Neill of Riverhead High School were second and third, respectively, in boys' singles.
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