Skadi (rowing club)

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Algemene Rotterdamse Studenten Roeivereniging "Skadi"
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Founded October 28, 1928
Boathouse Noorderkanaalweg 20-22, 3037 AV Rotterdam
Country Flag of the Netherlands Netherlands
Official website http://www.skadi.nl/

A.R.S.R. "Skadi", or Algemene Rotterdamse Studenten Roeivereniging "Skadi", is a Dutch student rowing club, located in Rotterdam.

The name "Skadi" refers to the goddess Skaði from Norse mythology, while A.R.S.R. is the abbreviation for "Algemene Rotterdamse Studenten Roeivereniging". Which is Dutch for "Comprehensive Rotterdam Student Rowing Club."

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[edit] History

On October 28, 1928 members of the Rotterdamsch Studenten Corps R.S.C. (student society) established the "Rotterdamsche Studenten Roeivereeniging" (R.S.R.V.) Skadi. Initially sharing a location with Royal "Maas" Yacht Club, they got their own place in 1949. From 1952 non-R.S.C. members could join.[1]

In 1962 Skadi became a member of the "Koninklijke Nederlandse Studenten Roeibond". While it incorporated the women's society Phaedra, part of Rotterdamsche Vrouwelijke Studenten Vereeniging R.V.S.V., (est. 1967) before that in 1976 it also merged with A.R.S.R. & Z.Hades (est. 1961) and became "Algemene Rotterdamse Studenten Roeivereniging" (A.R.S.R.) Skadi. Membership of either R.S.C. or R.V.S.V. was no longer mandatory.[1]

[edit] Prizes

[edit] National

  • 1971 Won "Head of the River"
  • 1981 Won Dutch "Varsity", modelled after the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race
  • 1992 Won Dutch "Varsity"
  • 1995 Hollandbeker
  • 2001 Won Dutch "Varsity"
  • 2006 Won Dutch "Varsity"
  • 2007 Won Dutch "Varsity"

[edit] International

  • 1974 Silver Rowing World Cup
  • 1977 Bronse Rowing World Cup, worldrecord on 100 km
  • 1978 Silver Rowing World Cup
  • 1986 World record women 100 km
  • 1989 Gold Rowing World Cup (H4x)
  • 1990 Bronse Rowing World Cup (LH4-)
  • 1991 Bronse Rowing World Cup (H4x)
  • 1996 Gold at Olympic Games (H8+) Koos Maasdijk
  • 1997 Bronse Rowing World Cup (LD4x)

[edit] See also

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[edit] References

  1. ^ a b History in Dutch
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