Meet Our Boat Race Officials!
Published Fri 04 Nov 2022
Over the coming months, Rowing WA will be featuring our Boat Race Officials & introducing them to the WA rowing community.
This week we take great pleasure in introducing you to one of our long-standing officials, Lynne Bayliss.
Lynne has been involved in rowing and officiating for many years and is still an active member of Curtin University Boat Club. She is especially well-known for her famous chili con carne, served at all CUBC hosted regattas! Over the years, Lynne has taken on the responsibility of training and mentoring our up-and-coming Boat Race Officials and her help has been invaluable. At regattas, you are likely to find Lynne working in a whole host of roles and her can-do and no-nonsense attitude means things get done!
BRO Questions and Fun Facts
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1. Why did you get involved with Officiating?
2. Do you have any long-term goals in Officiating?
3. What’s the funniest thing you’ve seen out on the water?
4. What’s your favourite food at a regatta?
5. What Superpower do you wish you had?
6. A secret Talent?
7. Your favourite book
8. Your first car?
9. Your hometown?
10.Your most prized possession?
11. Your travel bucket list?
12. Why would you encourage others to get involved in Officiating?
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Interested in finding out how to #jointhecrew & become a Boat Race Official?
Rowing WA Boat Race Officials are paid for regattas, ranging from $50 for a short head race up to $150 for IGSSA/PSA regattas. You can choose which regattas you would like to help at, will be fully trained & learn on the job as well.
It's Free to #jointhecrew!
Register your interest HERE
Rowing WA would like to thank the
Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries
for its support of our
Boat Race Officials & Regatta Volunteer Recruitment & Development Campaigns
