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2022 USRowing Masters Conference has ended
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Masters, this conference is for YOU! A full Saturday conference of masters-specific educational content offered virtually. Masters athletes and coaches are encouraged to attend on Saturday, April 2, 2022.

Take advantage of one of the following options:

Individual Conference Pass: This pass will get you full access to all live sessions within the conference and their recordings. This pass is intended for one person to have access to the conference.

Boathouse Pass: This pass is intended for a boathouse to gain access to the conference and will get attendees full access to all live sessions within the conference and their recordings.. After registering for this pass, account holders should email EventsTeam@usrowing.org with an excel spreadsheet of members names and email addresses that should have access to the content. There is no limit of attendees per boathouse pass.

Individual Conference Pass with Championship Membership: This pass will get you full access to all live sessions within the conference and their recordings. This pass is intended for one person to have access to the conference. This pass also includes a USRowing Championship Membership at a discounted rate. While a membership is not required for this conference, if you do intend to renew your membership, this is the time to do so to take advantage of a discounted rate!

Register HERE.

* Recordings of each session will be posted to Sched one week after the conference ends. All conference attendees can access the recordings at their own convenience. 
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Matt Logue

Three Rivers Rowing Association
Executive Director of Three Rivers Rowing Association, Member USRowing Safety Committee
Pittsburgh, PA
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Matt is the Executive Director of Three Rivers Rowing Association, current member of the USRowing Safety Committee and an Assistant level Referee for USRowing.  Matt is driven to make rowing more accessible and safe for everyone and approaches this drive with a community growth mindset.
From Buffalo, NY, Matt began rowing for Canisius High School and the West Side Rowing Club in the late 1990’s.  He continued rowing for the University at Buffalo while in college and began coaching in the spring 2001.  Over the next 6 years, Matt coached at the middle school, high school and collegiate levels before taking on the full time role as the Director of Rowing & Boathouse Operations for the West Side Rowing Club.
In 2013, Matt began working for Row New York serving as the Director of Community Rowing (2013-2016) and as the Director of Boathouse Operations (2016-2018).  As the Director of Community Rowing, Matt oversaw all of the adaptive and para rowing programs, middle school indoor programs, (then) Juvenile Justice programs and adult programs at Row New York.  As the Director of Boathouse Operations, Matt oversaw the effective/efficient operations at each of Row New York’s three training locations (Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn) and all rowing safety operations for the organization.  Matt was also a part of the early working group for the new Row New York boathouse in Manhattan.
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