Session 2
(Sculling & Coxing)
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Aug. 25-28 Session 1: Peter Cathey
- Men's Head Coach, University of New Hampshire Pete has been the Men's Head Coach and Rowing Coordinator at the University of New Hampshire for 20 years. He has won Coach-of-the-Year, and his crews have won numerous New England and ECAC medals. Previous to coaching at UNH, he was the varsity assistant coach at Brown for two years. Pete is excited to return to Northeast to coach again. Larry
Gluckman - former Princeton/Dartmouth/Trinity
College Head Coach Larry's coaching career began at Columbia University as Head Coach of Crew. Then, it was back to Northeastern University as assistant coach. In 1984, Larry was appointed Head Coach of Crew at Princeton University. There, his crews battled for top honors in the EARC. Upon the retirement of Coach Peter Gardner, Larry relocated in Hanover, NH and commanded the Dartmouth program. Larry accepted the position of Marketing Representative at Concept-II where he was known as "Coach" until 2003. In September "Coach" became Men's Head Coach at Trinity College - Hartford, CT. Following his retirement he and his family settled in Glover Vermont where he helped coach the junior program at Craftsbury Sculling Camp. At the international level, Larry was Assistant Coach for the 1975 Pan American Team, 1980 Olympic Coach for the women's double-scull and coxless-pair, 1981 World Championship women's coxed-four and 1984 Olympic women's coxed-four. This will be Larry's 19th season at the Center. Barb
(Kirch) Grudt -
Director Just after graduation she began her World Championship/Olympic medal quest. In 1982 Barb competed in the US Coxed-Four and captured the World Championship Silver Medal in Lucerne, Switzerland. In 1984 she placed 5th in the Los Angeles Olympic Pair. In 1987 Barb rowed the US Double-Scull to a Bronze Medal at the Copenhagen World Championships. And the next year competed in the US Pair again and placed 6th in the Seoul Olympics. Barb was appointed the Woman's Varsity Coach at Dartmouth College in 1989 and then to her alma mater, U. Pennsylvania. Barb is now very successfully coaching and teaching at the Peddie School in New Jersey. During her summers from 1996 until 1999, Barb was busy as head coach of the US Junior Women’s Team. Her 1997 eight won the Bronze Medal at the Belgium World Junior Championships and her 1999 eight won the Silver Medal in Bulgaria. In 2000, Barb coached the Women’s Four to a Gold Medal at the Nations Cup. This won her the honor of US Rowing Development Coach Of The Year. After many years as an outstanding Master Coach at camp, Barb is now Director/Owner on Northeast Rowing Center. Tony Kilbridge
- Men's Varsity Coach, Massachusetts Institute of Technology In 2001 Tony grabbed the megaphone again and coached the Men's Varsity at University of Virginia. In the fall of 2006 he returned to the Charles River to command the M.I.T. Varsity Men's Crews and direct the rowing program. His M.I.T. crews have been climbing the competitive ladder in the EARC and the 2009 season was outstanding. Tony is returning for his 5th season at Northeast.. John
Lindberg
- Assistant Coach, Boston University John coached at the school level for many years: Salisbury School, Belmont Hill School and Groton School. He moved to the collegiate level in 2004 and became Assistant Men's Coach at Northeastern. In his 2006 season his 1st Frosh Eight placed 2nd at the Eastern Sprints while his 2nd Frosh Eight placed 1st. In September 2009 he was appointed to Assistant Coach at Boston University. It's great to have John with us again at Northeast Rowing Center. Kate Maloney
- Women's Varsity Coach, Williams College She competed on the US Team at the 1997 World Championships in the US Four (4th). In 1998 Kate was in the US Eight and placed 2nd at the World Championships. She returned to the US Eight in 1999 and repeated her Silver Medal performance. Training straight through 1999, Kate held her spot in the US Eight and placed 6th at the Sydney Olympic Games. Kate became assistant women's coach at Yale in September 2003 and in August, 2011 she was appointed Head Women's Coach at Williams College. We're delighted to have her returning to camp for her 10th season. Holly Metcalf
- Women's Varsity Coach, M.I.T. The 2011-12 season is Holly Metcalf's fifth as head coach or the MIT open-weight women. She has transformed the program from a struggling Division I squad into a team that is competitive within the Eastern Sprints, as well as its new conference, the Patriot League. Before her arrival, the varsity eight had not enjoyed a single DI win, and in the past season it posted an 8-10regular season record as well as its best finish at the Eastern Sprints in decades. Additionally, in every year under Metcalf the team has earned Public Recognition Awards from the NCAA for its exceptional academic performance. Over the years Metcalf has accrued numerous awards and honors, including: Two-time USRowing Woman of the Year (with Olympic teammates and Ernestine Bayer), YWCA Outstanding Woman, New England Women's Leadership Award, New England Women's Sports Hall of Fame, New England Hero Award, Girl Scouts of America Leading Woman, Boston Magazine's Top 50 Most Intriguing Women, USRowing Hall of Fame, and Maine Hall of Fame. Wesley Ng
- Women's Varsity Coach, Trinity College After the 2006 season Wesley was appointed the Varsity Women's Coach. In his first season the women's varsity crew compiled a 9-2 dual season record and placed 2nd at the New England Championships and the NCAA Division III Championship Regatta. For the 2007 season his varsity crew's record was 15-0 in dual season competition, again placed 2nd at the New England Championships, 2nd at the ECAC National Invitational Regatta and 2nd at the NCAA Division III National Championship Regatta. Wes and his 2007 varsity crew were honored with the Jim Joy Conference Collegiate Award. Tom Tiffany
- Coxswains' Coach Tom coxed internationally in 1969, where he guided the US Coxed-Four at the European Championships in Austria. In 1971, he coxed the US Men's Eight at the World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark. Tom's coaching career began in 1981 at the University of California-Berkeley, where his Men's Lightweight crews completed very successful seasons. In 1986, Tom moved back to the Charles River and was Assistant Coach of Women's Crew at M.I.T. and also assisted at the Boston Rowing Center. In 2007 he was recruited to coach the school program at Sarasota FL. Tom is now back in Massachusetts at the Newman School and Cambridge Boat Club. Tom is one of the greatest coxswains that the US has produced and we welcome him again this year to the Northeast Rowing Center. Wendy Wilbur
- Women's Assistant Coach, Harvard University
Not only was she recognized as one of the best women's sweep rowers but also sculled and won the Head of the Charles in the 2x. In the fall of 2009 she accepted a position as assistant coach at Harvard University. |
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