About this club
Mic Mac Amateur Aquatic Club is a non-profit rowing and paddling organisation on Lake Banook in Dartmouth. Its rowing programme operates from 192 Prince Albert Road.
The present club was established in 1923, with rowing identified as a major organised sport from its opening. The organisation's history now spans more than a century on Lake Banook.
Rowers can train in both sweep rowing and sculling. Current programme categories include learn-to-row, recreational rowing, junior development, junior competition, novice and masters activity.
A Mic Mac four won an Olympic bronze medal in 1932. The club also identifies Todd Hallett as a later international athlete who raced at five world championships and three Olympic Games and competed in the World Cup.
The wider aquatic club has produced athletes for national, world and Olympic competition across its sports. The rowing sources give the 1932 crew and Hallett as specific rowing examples rather than relying on that broader claim alone.
Row Nova Scotia lists Mic Mac as a current club at the Lake Banook address. The official aquatic club site and the dedicated rowing site both identify rowing as an active part of the organisation.
Upcoming competitions hosted by Mic Mac Amateur Aquatic Club
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