This year’s development camp will be based in Seattle. The athletes will compete for spots in the men’s four that will race at the 2007 FISA World Junior Championships August 8-11 in Beijing, China.

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Rowers, Affiliation(s)
Joe Alagna, Loyola Academy Crew (Ill.)
Allan Amico, Canisius High School
Alex Atins, Capital Crew
Nick Auvil, River City Rowing Club
Austin “AJ” Brooks, Newport Aquatic Center
John Busche, Chesapeake Boathouse
Christopher Chang, Junipero Serra High School
Matt Clark, New Trier High School
Steve Dove, South Jersey Rowing Club
Zach Felise, Junipero Serra High School
Dylan Fish, Los Gatos Rowing Club
Christopher Gear, Thomas Jefferson High School
Nick Hoff, Oakland Strokes
Justin Hopkins, River City Rowing Club
Ian Horton, Berkeley High School
Mark Jaffee, Lincoln Park Juniors
Cameron Klotz, Saint Louis Rowing Club
Geoffrey Lyons, Lake Braddock High School
Rob Munn, Sammamish Rowing Association
Jack Newhouse, Rose City Rowing Club
Alex Olesen, Belen Jesuit Prep
J.C. Russell, Vancouver Lake Crew
Preston Sandbakken, Capital Crew
Joseph Savo, Conestoga High School
Kyle Schmidt, Osprey Oars
Eli Shikaloff, St. Ignatius College Prep
Griffin Stangel, Mendota Rowing Club
Nicholas Toy, Marin Rowing Association
Jethro van’t Hul, Fairport Crew Club
Austin Ward, Sammamish Rowing Association
Jacob Warhuus, Berkeley High School
Patrick Williams, Junipero Serra High School