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We couldn’t stay until the end of the Public Safety Seine Boat Race yesterday morning but I understand the Gloucester Police Department, Fire Department and Coast Guard had an impressive race. The Fire Department just finished ahead of the Police Department to the delight of the many family and friends in attendance. Also in attendance (from the water mostly) was the “Grease Gang” doing their fine prep work for the evening’s Greasy Pole Walk. Thanks guys! Special thanks to our public safety officers for their year-round efforts.

The Gloucester Fire Department reported the participants: Rowing (bow to stern, port to starboard): Firefighters Kyle Benson, Nick Meyers, Wellington Machado, Tyler Philbrook, Clay Whitley, Andrew Hugel, Tyler Rogers, Dave Elwell, Charlie Scola and Lukas McRobb

Coxswain: Firefighter Matt Aiello

Scuttling: Jimmy T. (Huge thanks from the FD!)

The semi finals for the 2026 Men’s Seine Boat Championship were held last night on Pavilion Beach under a threat of fog. Careless Whisper and Power Surge will be facing ZFG in tonight’s finals. Hope to see you there!

** Heavy fog postponed the Junior Men’s race until 9 AM this morning**

If Chase Sargent was the leading character in last night’s Greasy Pole Walk, the fog played a major supporting role. You can see from the variety of these images that the event started out reasonably clear but soon turned to severely reduced visibility for those of us on shore. Congratulations Chase and kudos to all the walkers!

In the Men’s Seine Boat Semi Final Race tonight, the Careless Whisper and Power Surge teams prevailed and will face previous champion ZFG in Sunday’s final. Despite the threat of fog, all the teams made the race exciting to the finish. See you tomorrow night!

**The Junior Men’s race was postponed to Sunday morning 9 AM due to the foggy conditions**

Chase Sargent didn’t let the heavy fog deter his aim at the Saturday Greasy Pole flag, bringing it down in the second competitive round. He had many enthusiastic supporters on the beach who ran out into the water to help bring him to shore! He dedicated his walk to Chris Dailey as did several other walkers tonight. Congratulations.

Fogbound…

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The Junior Women held their Seine Boat Race Championship last night at Pavilion Beach. This is one of the newer Fiesta activities and it has been embraced fully by the community and the athletes. The teams were Storm Surge, Empowoared and previous champions Stroke Sisters. Stroke Sisters prevailed in a tight race. It was as exciting as expected. We look forward to seeing many of these participants in future seine boat competitions. Congratulations to the teams, coaches and families!

It was the first event of a lovely evening on Pavilion Beach for the 2026 Womens Seine Boat Championship Race. Teams included Salty Oars, Boats and Barbells and Backlash. Each team brought an enthusiastice cheering section to the beach. I was expecting a close race and that’s what we got! Salty Oars got to the beach just a few seconds before Boats and Barbells. Backlash made a strong showing as well. It was a thrilling race. Congratulations Salty Oars on the repeat championship.

Frank Neal’s persistence paid off last night as he grabbed the flag after numerous other tries over the years. Over 40 walkers gave the walk their best efforts, Frank being first in the lineup. On the second competitive walk, Frank confidently walked the length and took the flag to the water with him. Tributes were paid to walker Chris Dailey as well as to the crew of the Lily Jean. Spectators were treated to a variety of colorful costumes and techniques and we were glad to see Frank win! Thanks to the organizers and participants for this traditional event which holds so many memories for so many people.