Megan Kalmoe

Three-Time United States Olympian | Women's Rowing

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The Greyhound and the Rabbit

July 14, 2015by Megan Kalmoe 5 Comments

It seems like this blog is getting more and more difficult to write.  If there was something that could top the last entry I wrote way back in April, this […]

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2011 Worlds Silver

September 2, 2011by Megan Kalmoe 2 Comments

Finally! After several unsuccessful seasons of struggling with 4th and 5th place finishes in sculling events, this year’s USA W4X executed a great race in the Final yesterday and came […]

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Tales From the Cold Plunge

August 31, 2011by Megan Kalmoe 4 Comments

It’s been an exciting couple of days for the W4X. We had an ok start to racing on Sunday coming second to our friends in the German quad in our […]

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Arrived in Bled

August 23, 2011by Megan Kalmoe 1 Comment

Thankfully for everyone involved, we ended up taking a bus from Munich to Bled yesterday, and left the vans behind. The drive took us about four and a half hours, […]

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