Registration opens for 2022 Rotary Regatta

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Registration has begun for the 5th Annual 2022 Rotary Regatta planned for Oct. 16.

The Rotary Regatta is a joint project between the Friendswood and League City Rotary Clubs. It is a 7 mile canoe race downstream that begins at 1776 Park in Friendswood and ends in Countryside Park in League City.

The event is held annually to raise awareness for the preservation of Clear Creek as a recreational feature and flood drainage for the area. The regatta also promotes Rotary’s Community Awareness programs.

The Friendswood Rotary Club sponsors this race is for canoes and kayaks and is open to everyone from the novice enthusiast to the competitive paddler.

The race begins at 9 am at 1776 Park off FM 2351 in Friendswood. Starting Order is 9am for Recreational Kayaks; 9:20 am. Recreational Canoes; and 9:30 am for Competitive USCA C1/C2, Unlimited Solo/Tandem.

Minimum age requirements for participation are 18-plus year with 15 to 17 ages with Parental Consent Form. Anyone who is 9-14 and wants to participate must paddle with an adult.

Inflatable canoes and kayaks that are paddled are allowed (inflatable rafts or other crafts that are ROWED are not allowed). Outrigger canoes and SUPs are not allowed.

Online pre-registration began August 15, 2022. Online pre-registration is $35 per paddler.

Onsite Race Day registration is $50 per paddler.

The Rotary Regatta is rain or shine. If cancellation does take place due to severe water or weather conditions, all entry fees will be considered as a tax deductible donation supporting the Rotary Clubs.

Registration is now open at https://www.rotaryregatta.org/.

Karolyn Gephart

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