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Delta Tideway Scullers clinch win at Head of the Hooch

First place for rowers in mixed doubles category
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James Norris and Lisa of Delta Tideway Scullers Association emerged triumphant at the Head of the Hooch 2023. Photo submitted

In a display of skill and endurance, Lisa Simpson and James Norris of Delta Tideway Scullers Association emerged triumphant at the Head of the Hooch 2023, securing victory in the highly competitive mixed double category.

Against a backdrop of clear skies and a crisp morning chill, Simpson and Norris navigated the challenging waters of the Tennessee River with precision and finesse beating 42 other entries from around North America.

The Head of the Hooch, an esteemed rowing regatta held annually in November in Chattanooga, Tennessee, attracts top-tier rowers making it a pinnacle event in the rowing calendar.

Representing Delta Tideway Scullers Association, Simpson and Norris showcased teamwork and synchronization, navigating the course with a blend of speed and strategy. Their victory not only underscores their individual prowess but also highlights the seamless coordination required in the mixed double category, where male and female rowers must harmonize their efforts for success.

Delta Tideway Scullers Association is a tightknit community of rowers who share a common passion for excelling in the sport. The team, characterized by its commitment to excellence, trains rigorously to enhance their skills and foster a strong sense of camaraderie. Against the backdrop of Delta’s serene waters, the Delta Tideway Scullers Association represents not only a pursuit of athletic achievement but also a shared dedication to the beauty and challenge of rowing in this unique and scenic location.