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  • Six boats take off at the start of the 'non-profit' division race on Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson as they participate in the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Clemson rower Hannah DeFrank (l-r), Clemson University president James F. Barker and his wife, Marcia, warm up on Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson before rowing in the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Clemson University president James F. Barker and his wife, Marcia, pose with members of the Clemson rowing team at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson after rowing in the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
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  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Alec Sims, right, watches as Clemson mayor J.C. Cook, left, presents a gold medal to teammate Emilyn Banfield after their boat representing the Clemson Free Clinic won the 'non-profit' division race on Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson in the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Clemson University president James F. Barker, right, and his wife, Marcia, warm up on Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson before rowing in the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
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  • Members of the Clemson Rowing team place a boat in Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Members of the Clemson Rowing team carry a boat to Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Members of the Clemson Rowing team carry a boat to Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
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  • J. J. Thomas, a rower on the boat representing the Clemson Free Clinic, holds up a t-shirt after their boat won the 'non-profit' division race on Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson in the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Clemson head rowing coach Robbie Tenenbaum, left, at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic celebrate winning their division race at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Clemson Mayor J.C. Cook presents gold medals to rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Clemson African American Museum at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center gather for a team photo at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
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  • Rowers representing Clemson Community Care at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic gather for a group photo at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing Clemson Community Care practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • A boat representing the Clemson Child Development Center row by the football stadium on Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson before participating in the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing Clemson Community Care practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Clemson University president James F. Barker rows on Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson in the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing The Arts Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing Clemson Community Care practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Clemson President Jim Barker representing the Clemson Free Clinic practices rowing his boat at Hartwell Lake in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta in October. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing Clemson Community Care practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic practice rowing their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
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  • Rowers representing the Clemson Child Development Center prepare their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Members of the Clemson Crew Club carry a boat to Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Clemson Free Clinic ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Rowers representing the Littlejohn Community Center ready their boat at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • President and Mrs. Barker get together with other rowers at Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail
  • Members of the Clemson Rowing team carry a boat to Hartwell Lake Saturday morning in Clemson for the 'Team up for Clemson' regatta, a joint benefit between the university and the City of Clemson to raise funds for local charities. Mark Crammer Independent Mail

Clemson University, the Clemson women's rowing team, the Clemson Crew Rowing Club and the City of Clemson teamed up on Saturday, Oct. 27th for a rowing regatta on Hartwell lake to raise funds for local Charities.

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