Weekly Winners

Every week we randomly select one rower who has logged at least 20,000 meters or more and one rower who has logged 50,000 or more on the Concept2 Personal Online Logbook. Prizes include Concept2 socks and performance shirts. Please note that all participants are eligible to win only once per ranking year.

The following individuals were recently selected from all online logbook participants. Click on a name link to read a short bio.

Date	>= 20,000 meters	>= 50,000 meters
Sep 27–Oct 3	Mike Weaver, USA (22,800)	Thomas Kaehler, GER (85,061)
Sep 20–Sep 26	Robert Lilley, USA (30,000)	Daniel LeBlanc, USA (68,789)
Sep 13–Sep 19	Aaron Cheng, USA (27,305)	Edward Rossotti, USA (60,000)
Sep 6–Sep 12	David Herz, ISR (21,204)	John P. Woll, USA (66,097)
Aug 30–Sep 5	Don Crawford, USA (44,094)	Eric Hagberg, USA (103,264)
Aug 23–Aug 29	Jeremy Zak, GBR (21,000)	Neil Polson, SWE (91,939)
Aug 16–Aug 22	Ted Burnell, USA (35,398)	Bain Malone, USA (54,379)
Aug 9–Aug 15	Uffe Ender, SWE (21,864)	Daniel Cox, USA (124,255)
Aug 2–Aug 8	Neal Teeman, USA (33,914)	Jack Talbott, USA (55,966)
Jul 26–Aug 1	Brian Cook, USA (31,187)	Anthony Webb, GBR (52,500)
Jul 19–Jul 25	Geoff New, NZL (28,444)	Chris Symons, AUS (87,710)
Jul 12–Jul 18	Fraser Goffin, GBR (28,761)	Gifford Lewis, USA (50,534)
Jul 5–Jul 11	Barry O'Malley, AUS (27,767)	Brad Goodridge, USA (125,000)
Jun 26–Jul 2	Elizabeth Bell, USA (35,265)	Charlie Picard, USA (74,618)
Jun 21–Jun 27	Harold Sours, USA (44,597)	Jean-Marc Hurni, CHE (65,289)
Jun 14–Jun 20	Sue Bertram, CAN (41,456)	Ed Connor, USA (51,000)
Jun 7–Jun 13	Oliver Paoli, USA (31,350)	Brenda Ann Burke, NZL (72,195)
May 31–Jun 6	Sarah Crosbie, GBR (26,403)	Mark Hancock, GBR (71,000)
May 24–May 30	Gary McCollim, USA (30,000)	David Plumb, GBR (75,456
May 17–May 23	Susan McNulty, USA (43,883)	Bob Sherman, USA (120,000)
May 10–May 16	Jeff Troxell, USA (20,000)	James Litzinger, USA (68,500)
May 3–May 9	Carina Glifberg, SWE (23,814)	Kris Kuzniar, GBR (67,300)
Apr 26–May 2	Rich Keller, USA (22,335)	Sam White, GBR (55,870)
Apr 19–Apr 25	Joseph Satterthwait, USA (40,731)	Jeremy Kaczor, USA (54,257)
Apr 12–Apr 18	Edmundas Daukantas, LTU (43,338)	Jim Corkal, CAN (50,901)
Apr 5–Apr 11	Sam Alinsolorin, PHL (25,000)	Darryl Bathel, USA (103,421)
Mar 29–Apr 4	Paul Godsmark, GBR (47,056)	Stan Brierly, NZL (162,000)

Featured Weekly Winners

Edward Rossotti

I started sculling in my early teens, but my school did not have a rowing program so I didn't start rowing on a team until I got to the University of Pennsylvania. After college, I found it hard to continue sweep rowing. After several years of running, I came back to erging after a knee injury. Since buying my first Model D in 2001, I have erged 15,502,015 meters.

David Herz

Though I had been on a rowing machine a few times before, I really started rowing when I joined the West Side YMCA in Manhattan in 1998 with a membership we paid out of one particularly generous wedding gift. Thanks Susie and Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson. At first I rowed on my own, but I figured I could use some pointers and went to one of the Y’s many fine classes. More...

John P. Woll

Growing up in the midwest, I never considered crew until I headed east to Princeton for college. There, I rowed on the lightweight crew for four years. We won the Eastern Sprints in 1981 and 1983. My senior year, we added a couple of the Model A's to the old Gamut ergs at the boathouse, and used them when the lake was frozen. More...

Eric Hagberg

I rowed for four years as a Cornell Lightweight (1986-90). I finally really got back into working out and erging again in 2002, and am approaching 32 million lifetime meters (not counting those done in college). I also got back on the water again - rowing for the Nereid Boat Club on the Passaic River - and will be sculling at the Head of the Charles this year. More...