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Atomic Rowing competing in USRowing Youth National Championships

Posted at 10:30 am June 9, 2019
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Sara Kate White and Veda Seay racing the lightweight double in the USRowing Southeast Regional Championships in Oak Ridge in May 2019. (Photo courtesy Rachel Seay)

Atomic Rowing has two boats competing in the USRowing Youth National Championships in Sarasota, Florida, this weekend, from June 6-9.

The boats earned their spots in the national championships by finishing in the top three in the finals of the 2019 US Rowing Southeast Regional Championships from May 11-12 in Oak Ridge.

Atomic Rowing had several boats advance into the finals of the regional championships, and two boats placed in the top three in the finals, advancing to the national championships.

Sara Kate White, a freshman at Maryville Junior High, and Veda Seay, a junior at Oak Ridge High School, finished an undefeated season by taking first place in the women’s lightweight double, a press release said.

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Filed Under: Front Page News, Rowing, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: 2019 US Rowing Southeast Regional Championships, Adam Calder, Atomic Rowing, Cliff Barron, Dalton Peters, Fred Perkinson, Jacob Hensley, Jorge Gonzalez, Matthew Franks, Reagan Lewis, Sara Kate White, USRowing Youth National Championships, Veda Seay

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