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Courtney Moeller (courtney.moeller) Head Coach: Junior Women Courtney is SRA’s Junior Women’s Head Coach and SRA Office Manager! She is returning this fall for her 5th year with SRA. With her she brings a long list of credentials to Sammamish. At Western Washington University, while earning her BA in Sociology, she rowed all four years, stroked V4+ 2004 & 2005, placed 3rd at NCAA Division II in the 2004 V4+, placed 1st at NCAA Division II in the V4+ and Team Title: First NCAA national championship in Western’s History. She began coaching Masters & Junior recreational rowers in 2005. She holds level II US Rowing coaching certification. Courtney is excited to get the season started and for another successful year with the girls and Coach Sarah! Updated August 2009 |
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Sam Greenblatt (sam.greenblatt) Head Coach: Junior Men Sam is entering his third year at Sammamish after serving as both the Men’s Novice Coach as well as the Men’s Assistant Coach. Overall, this year will mark the tenth year of his involvement in rowing as either an athlete or a coach. Outside of rowing, he recently completed his bachelor’s degree in History at the University of Washington. Updated January 2010 |
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Sarah Low (sarah.low) Assistant Coach: Junior Women Sarah is in her second year with SRA, and is now working with both the Junior Women’s Team and the 8:30am Competitive Masters. She is proud to say she is a West Coast convert, originally coming from the Washington, DC area. Over the last year, she finished her master’s degree at the University of Washington. During undergrad at UNC, Sarah rowed for three years before helping to coach their novice women’s team. She is excited to be working again with the junior girls and the 8:30 team, and can’t wait for the racing season! Updated December 2009 |
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Peter Carlson (peter.carlson) Assistant Coach: Junior Men Peter is joining the SRA team as the Junior Boys assistant coach for the 2010 racing season. He is currently finishing up his biology degree at the University of Washington. After winning his third IRA gold medal for the Huskies in the Open 4+ this last June, he looks forward to being on the other side of the megaphone. Updated February 2010 |
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Devon Carroll (devon.carroll) Junior Novice Girls Coach Devon comes to SRA from Washington State University, where she rowed through college earning two Bachelor of Arts degrees in Communications and Fine Art. This marks her fourth year working with the junior novice girls. Her program has been extremely successful; resulting in numerous first place finishes. Devon’s program has been largely undefeated for the past three years. During the 2009 North West Regional Championships, Devon’s novice girls won every event at the regatta by an average of 30 seconds! Her goals are set high to continue the success and once again to sweep the regional championships in the novice events. Updated February 2010 |
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Thomas Schlenker (thomas.schlenker) Junior Novice Boys Coach Thomas was a Four Year Oar at Washington and is in his 5th year of coaching. Outside of rowing he is an Ordained Minister, Scout Master, and volunteer counselor for youth camps. Academically he will be completing both his B.S. in Physics and B.A. in Mathematics this year at the University of Washington. He recently resigned as a Project Manager from a General Contractor and Real Estate Development Company to pursue more coaching opportunities, which is how he found his way to Sammamish as our Novice Men’s Coach. Updated January 2010 |
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Marc McGinnis (marc.mcginnis) Junior Novice Boys Fitness and Conditioning Coach Marc has been rowing since he got hooked on the sport during his last year in college. Since then, he has rowed both sweep and sculling at three different clubs in the Northwest (have you ever heard of the powerhouse Renton Rowing?). Since joining SRA in 1998, most of his rowing has been with the competitive Masters team, where he’s gained a lot of racing experience and has a shoebox full of ribbons and medals. His biggest rowing accomplishment was being part of the men’s 4+ boat that took 3rd at the 2009 Head of the Charles. After all the times that he’s enjoyed coxing and giving input to rowers, he decided to assist with coaching the novice boys. When he’s not huffing and puffing on the erg, or working on his technique in the boat, Marc is a husband and father of two sons, an owner in a small geotechnical engineering firm, and a bass player in his church’s worship team. Updated February 2010 |
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