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2001 Vespoli DM 8+ - Our most recent acquisition was purchased form the First Boat company and trailered up to Cleveland from Cincinatti, OH. This boat was previously used by the Stanford University women's program. The boat was purchased with funds raised by many rowers who worked at Cleveland Brown's games the past three years.

Hot Sauce

2002 Vespoli DM 4+ - Hailed by coaches as one of the fastest fours available, the Ultralite model has been rowed to countless titles from the club to Olympic level. The boat was purchased with money raised by the club over a two season period.

Agnar Pytte

1986 Kaschper midweight 8+ - fiberglass and wood The Pytte was our first shell. It was purchase from Villanova and Jack St. Clair in February of 1994. The boat was purchase with a grant from the president of our university, and now his name graces the bow. Ten 1984 Concept II macon blades were also purchased along with the boat. We only have nine left. Thanks Tuck!

Leonard Case Jr.

1984 Schoenbrod heavyweight 4+ - fiberglass and wood, stern coxed The "Lenny" was sitting on a rack in the Western Reserve Rowing Association's boathouse for a number of years in a state of disrepair. We purchased the boat in January of 1995 with a committment to fix it. Craig Agricola, Amy Kozlowski, Ram Fish and Doug Rathburn spent the entire spring rebuilding it. The money to purchase and repair the shell came from the Case Alumni Association. The founder of the Case Institute of Technology's name was respectfully placed on the bow. Five 1988 Concept II macon blades were purchased to go with the shell.

The trailer that was carrying the Lenny was rear-ended while pulling out of the parking lot of the 1995 Head of the Ohio. The shell was sent to Biddeford, Maine under the care of Charlie Dibble to be repaired.

The Lenny was returned to us 1-21-96 from Maine by Doug Teamin.

Other Stuff

We also own two Concept II model C ergs, and share a trailer with WRRA and John Carroll University. We took delivery of a set of 8 1988 Concept II converted Big Blades from Brown University on 4-21-96. In October 2005, we purchased 10 used lightweight Big Blades from Temple University to bring oars to a total of 28