RegattaCentral

Overview:

The BC Summer Games is a four-day event that takes place every two years throughout the province of BC, and provides one of the few opportunities for athletes to experience a multi-sport games. Rowing has been a major component to the games since 2010. The rowing events provide athletes the opportunity to represent their zone and compete in multiple competitions that promote physical fitness, individual achievement, and team building.

The rowing competition at the 2022 BC Summer Games includes events for male and female athletes in two age categories – Under 17 as of Dec. 31, 2022 and Under 19 as of Dec. 31, 2022. The competition is intended to provide a first multi-sport Games experience for U17 developing athletes, while also providing a Canada Summer Games-like experience for U19 athletes. Competition takes place over one practice day and three race days at the Games venue.  U17 Athletes have an opportunity to race in 1000m time trials, heats, semi-finals and finals in the women’s single, men’s single, women’s double, and men’s double. U19 Athletes have an opportunity to race in 2000m time trials, heats, semi-finals and finals in the women’s pair and men’s pair. In addition, all athletes have an opportunity to race in a 500m sprint in a mixed (two women and two men) quad.

Congratulations to all of the athletes and coaches selected to represent their Zone teams at the 2022 BC Summer Games in Prince George, BC. Read the full announcement HERE.

Schedule and Results:

Thursday 7:45 AM - 2 PM Rigging and Training

Friday 7:45 AM - 11:30 AM Small Boat Time Trials, 12:30 - 4 PM Small Boat Heats

2022 BCSG Friday Time Trial RESULTS | 2022 BCSG Friday Heats RESULTS

Saturday 7:45 AM - 12 PM Small Boat Semi-Finals, 1 - 4 PM Small Boat Finals wrapping up with a medal ceremony

2022 BCSG Saturday Semi-Finals RESULTS | 2022 BCSG Saturday Finals RESULTS

Sunday 7:45 AM - 12 PM Quad Heats and Finals wrapping up with a medal ceremony

2022 BCSG Sunday Quad Heads and Finals RESULTS

Racing takes place from Camp Hughes on Nadsinich Lake. This area does not have wifi and has limited cell phone connectivity, so we're going old-school! Umpires and regatta volunteers will be doing manual stopwatch timing. These results will be tabulated as quickly as possible onsite after each race and posted for athletes/coaches to see. Results will be posted on this website at the end of each race day. 

Thank yous: 

Hosting a regatta at a site that has no local rowing club is no easy task! Thank you to all of the BC Games Society Staff and Volunteers who have helped in the preparation of this event. Thank you to the Rowing BC Staff, Umpires and Volunteers who have travelled from across BC to support the first ever rowing regatta in Prince George. And a huge thank you to all of the Prince George locals who are lending their boats and time to support this event as volunteers. We couldn't do it without you!!!

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