The Section
Name:
 Andy Curtis (acurtis@radford.edu)
Hometown:
 Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Experience:
 1996 Cree, 1995 Chippy, 1994 Chippy
Name:
 Charlie Curtis (cfcurtis@edisto.cofc.edu)
Hometown:
 Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Experience:
 1996 Cree, 1995 Chippy, 1994 Chippy
Name:
 Zach Grant (e-mail pending)
Hometown:
 Albuquerque, New Mexico
Experience:
 2001 Wabun A (Severn), 2000 Wabun B, 1999 Wabun C, 1997 Alogonquin
Name:
 Sam James (sjameski@aol.com)
Hometown:
 Bolton, Massachusetts
Experience:
 2001 Wabun A (Severn), 2000 Wabun B, 1999 Algonquin, 1998 Cree, 1997 Chippy, 1996 Chippy
Name:
 Dylan Knisley (dill_weed_2@aol.com)
Hometown:
 Columbus, Ohio
Experience:
 2001 Wabun A (Severn), 2000 Wabun A (Winisk), 1999 Wabun B, 1998 Wabun T, 1997 Chippy, 1996 Chippy
Name:
 Luke Mandell (dooleeyong@aol.com)
Hometown:
 New York, New York
Experience:
 2001 Wabun A (Severn), 1999 Wabun C, 1998 Cree, 1997 Chippy, 1996 Chippy
Name:
 John McClure (emt856239@mail.com)
Hometown:
 Harvard, Massachusetts
Experience:
 2001 Wabun A (Severn), 2000 Wabun A (Winisk), 1999 Wabun B, 1998 Wabun T, 1997 Algonquin, 1996 Cree, 1995 Chippy, 1994 Chippy
Name:
 Charlie Minor (cminor21@aol.com)
Hometown:
 Columbus, Ohio
Experience:
 2000 Wabun A (Winisk), 1998 Cree, 1996 Chippy
Staff:
 McKenzie Grant (mckenzie_grant@sympatico.ca)
Hometown:
 Lake Temagami, Ontario
Experience:
 Staff: 2001 Wabun A (Severn), 1999 Wabun B, 1998 Wabun A (Rupert), 1997 Wabun B, 1996 Cree; Camper: 1995 Wabun A (Winisk), 1994 Wabun A (Attawapiskat), 1992 Wabun C, 1991 Cree, 1990 Chippy
Staff:
 Ben Simmons (ben@wabun.com)
Hometown:
 Cincinnati, Ohio
Experience:
 Staff: 2001 Wabun A (Severn), 2000 Wabun B, 1999 Wabun B, 1997 Wabun B, 1996 Cree; Camper: 1988 Wabun A (Rupert), 1984 Cree
Reflection: One of my favorite moments from the summer had to be shooting Plum Pudding. In my attempt to avoid a huge rock near the left shore which had flipped another canoe, I went too close to the center of the rapid where the ridiculously big stuff was. As we entered the first stack, I screamed "hold on Luke!" As we came down the first stack, the bow totally nose-dived and the canoe filled to the brim with water. We had to shoot the rest of the rapid fully loaded with water -- it was a miracle we didn't flip.