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引用次数: 4
摘要
在西澳大利亚州和世界各地,赛艇是一项经常与精英私立学校和高等院校联系在一起的运动(剑桥大学赛艇俱乐部,2013;耶鲁体育,2010;牛津大学赛艇俱乐部,2015年;墨尔本大学赛艇俱乐部,2015)。赛艇比赛是牛津大学和剑桥大学顶级赛艇队的年度赛事,而亨利皇家帆船赛(Henley Royal Regatta)自1839年以来一直在泰晤士河举行,这些活动都巩固了这项运动的精英历史。在更本地的情况下,西澳大利亚的赛艇主要是由一些收费高的中学提供的,这些中学全年为男女学生举办自己的比赛。
Clontarf to Curtin: Row AHEAD and Tertiary Affinity
In Western Australia, and around the world, rowing is a sport that is often associated with elite private schools and tertiary institutions (Cambridge University Boat Club, 2013; Yale Athletics, 2010; Oxford University Boat Club, 2015; Melbourne University Boat Club, 2015). Events like the Boat Race, an annual rowing event for the top Oxford and Cambridge University crews, and the Henley Royal Regatta, held on the Thames River since 1839, serve to reinforce the elitist history of the sport. In a more local context, rowing in Western Australia is predominantly facilitated by a number of high-fee-paying secondary schools running their own competitions for male and female students throughout the year.