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Volunteering at Stonewall Regatta

Every year, the Regatta relies heavily on the help of volunteers. Thank you for your interest in volunteering to make Stonewall Regatta 17 a success!

Races will be held on a Saturday from roughly 8:30 - 5:00p.m., depending on number of entries and weather, and will be broken into two shifts - a morning shift and an afternoon shift. All volunteers receive a free t-shirt and lunch. We will have many areas to fill with volunteers, all looking for different skills, and all equally important to putting on a successful event. While the areas are grouped below according to volunteers' rowing experience, these are only suggestions. Please consider all the areas to find the one that best matches your abilities and interests!

There are many ways to help. To make things easier, we have broken down the positions by the amount of rowing experience that you will likely need. Once you see something you like, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator to sign-up.

Positions for Anyone

No rowing experience is needed for these positions.

*Positions*	*Description*
Concessions/Merchandise	Helpings sell t-shirts, hats, etc.
Finish timing	Timing the races and working with referees to certifyc the results
Results Runner	Taking results from the finish line to the results area
Hospitality Liaison	Ensuring the referees and sponsors needs are met
Information Center	Answer questions as necessary
Registration	Checking participants in
Results Distribution	Helping distribute the race results
Parking Marshal	Helping spectators and participants find a place to park
Volunteer Coordination	Signing in volunteeers and directing them to their places

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Positions for New Rowers

Some rowing experience is required for these positions.

*Position*	*Description*
Results Runner	Running results from the the timing stand to the results table to get results posted
Launch Driver	Driving a launch for river control and patrol and for monitoring starts and finishes (requires Harbor Patrol certification - certification classes are offered)
Course Assistants	Helping to set up and tear down the course before and after the event
Dock Assistants	Helping boats launch and land
Finish Timing	Timing the races and working with the referees to certify the times

Positions for Experienced Rowers

These positions require more rowing experience.

*Position*	*Description*
Announcer	Announcing launch times, race progress, and results. Got a great radio voice?? We'd love to have you!
Dock Master	Directing the launching and landing of boats from the dock
Launch Driver (Chase)	Driving a launch for a referee chasing boats on the course (requires Harbor Patrol certification - certification classes are offered)

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