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USRowing Joins United Sports Collective

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USRowing has joined four other national governing bodies (NGBs) in the United Sports Collective to pool commercial rights as they seek sponsors, rowing’s NGB announced. The NGBs of fencing, cycling, sailing, squash, and rowing represent “approximately 350,000 diverse families,” the press release states. “We’re excited to work alongside these innovative national governing bodies to form the United Sports Collective,” said USRowing CEO Amanda Krau…

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USRowing Joins United Sports Collective

USRowing has joined four other national governing bodies (NGBs) in the United Sports Collective to pool commercial rights as they seek sponsors, rowing’s NGB announced. The NGBs of fencing, cycling, sailing, squash, and rowing represent “approximately 350,000 diverse families,” the press release states. “We’re excited to work alongside these innovative national governing bodies to form the United Sports Collective,” said USRowing CEO Amanda Krau…

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