Plan was to shoot the USA W2X and LW2X, but apparently, even doctors get sick sometimes. Of course, the last time Jon made it into one of the training galleries was in 2011, so it's kind of nice that he actually got some camera time, being one of the original members of Team Gevvie. Not to worry, we'll have everyone return to their seats next week.

The LW2X (Christine and Michelle) were present and accounted for.

Having barely lost the lightweight singles trials, Matt's gunning for the heavyweight single.

Modified varsity quad was part of the morning (Russ, TD, someone I don't know and Jay).

Brian(stroke) has been a key part of the W2X prep, with at least three different partners.

A couple of BU undergrads to round out the team. Nico(bow) rowed for the NU(Henderson) camp one summer, and I keep tagging him as an NU oarsman.

Gregg in one launch

While I caught a ride with Liz and Linda.

Squad.

Oh hey, Hillary.

Henderson pairs

Andrew and Nick roughing it out in the basin.

CRI PR3 pairs with NU's women's pair. Another neat training group on the Charles.

Jillian and Hannah in the power house.

Shiny

Dudes quadding

The wheel in the sky keeps on turning.

The PR3 women's pair, Jacklyn and Molly getting some work done on the Charles.

Alexis, Molly and Co in front of CBC during the CBC invitational.





Shockingly, CBC blue won.

UBC's Dan Dill enjoying the early morning calm in the basin.

Pretty good morning for some pain

Quad didn't come together, but that didn't stop us from pounding on each other.

Hey, Greg.

Archvies from June.

Three years in a row as the US U23 W1X, bronze in year 1, silver in year 2, and clearly tending towards golden in year 3. :) Well rowed, Emily.

Russ, rowing by

All your us W2Xs are belong to us! (Google "all your base are belong to us" if you didn't find that mildly amusing).

Going through Longfellow has never been so trippy.