ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP- Riley Szafranski of the Edmonton Rowing Club competed in the Junior A Men's category of the Alberta Indoor Rowing Championships at the Abbey Centre on Saturday

Rowing Championship

The 2016 Alberta Indoor Rowing Championships were held at the Abbey Centre over the weekend.

  • Mar. 17, 2016 6:00 p.m.
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Riley Szafranski of the Edmonton Rowing Club competed in the Junior A Men’s category of the Alberta Indoor Rowing Championships at the Abbey Centre on Saturday, March 12.

The championship featured competitors from all over the province.

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