Bernhard Stomporowski

2003 (exemplary)

• Coach of the SUI JM 8+ / 2- Team
• Developing the athletes Mario Gyr and Simon Niepmann thru the years 2003 to 2008 (Gold medalists SM L 4- Rio 2016)
• Winning the JM A 8+ at International Junior Regatta in Munich
• Participation in Junior WCH in Athens / Greece as coach for SUI-SRV rowing team (JM A 2-/8+)
• Five rowers of SCZ qualified at Coup de la Jeunesse (CdJ) – JM A 8+ (final result: 4th)

2004 (exemplary)

• Awarded as most successful rowing club in Switzerland – "Gusto-Schnieper-Preis" – Swiss championship: 7x Gold / 6x Silver
• Coach for the SUI-SRV rowing team at the Junior WCH in Banyoles / Spain (final result: 6th – JM A 4- (SCZ-clubcrew))
• Coach of the SUI Lwt. SM 8+ team at WC Luzern – final result 3rd (six rowers from SCZ)
• Three rowers of SCZ qualified to CdJ
• Three rowers of SCZ qualified (Lwt. SM B 4-) at U23–WCH in Poznan / Poland

2005 (exemplary)

• Awarded as most successful rowing club in Switzerland – "Gusto-Schnieper-Preis" – Swiss championship: 7x Gold / 3x Silver
• Three rowers of SCZ qualified at Junior WCH in Brandenburg / Germany (JM A 4-)
• Coach (two boats) of the SUI-SRV rowing team at the U23-WCH at Amsterdam / Netherlands
• Final result: 6th – LG SM B 4- (SCZ-clubcrew)
• Final result: 6th – SM B 2- (SCZ-clubcrew)
• Two rowers of SCZ qualified for U23 WCH at Amsterdam / Netherlands (Lwt. SM B 4x final result: 6th)
• Two rowers of SCZ qualified at CdJ - JM 4- (final result: bronze medalist – Saturday)

2006 (exemplary)

• Awarded as most successful rowing club in Switzerland – "Gusto-Schnieper-Preis" – Swiss championship: 4x Gold / 6x Silver
• Coach (two boats) for the SUI-SRV rowing team at the U23-WCH in Hazewinkel / Belgium
• Lwt. SM B 4- (two rowers of SCZ–final result: 8th)
• Lwt. SM B 2- (clubcrew – SCZ – final result: 9th)
• Three rowers of SCZ qualified at CdJ (final results: silver medalists (Saturday) and bronze medalists (Sunday) in JM 2-)
• One rower of SCZ qualified at University WC (final result: SM 2- / silver medalists SUI-Team)
• Qualifying three rowers to the SUI 8+ project
• Qualifying clubcrew SCZ (SM 2-) at European Championship, final result: bronze medalists, GER-Team

2007 (exemplary)

• Swiss Championships: 3x Gold / 4x Silver
• Six rowers of SCZ qualified at CdJ (SUI-Team) – JM A 8+
• One rower of SCZ qualified at CdJ (NED-Team) – JM A 8+ (final result: gold medalists)
• Coach (two boats) of the SUI-SRV U23 WCH Team – Strathclyde / GB
• Qualifying race: Intern. Hügelregatta Essen / Germany – Lwt. SM B 4- (final result: gold medalists SCZ-Clubcrew)
• Lwt. SM B 4- (final result: bronze medalists SCZ-clubcrew)
• SM B 2- (final result: 9th SCZ-clubcrew)

2008 (exemplary)

• Preparing coach for the Lwt. 4- SUI-Olympic-team
• Three rowers of SCZ qualified for the SUI-Olympic-team Lwt. 4-, preparing for the qualification race to the Olympics (final result: 6th)
• One rower of SCZ qualified for U23-WCH at Brandenburg / Germany (final result: 5th SM B Lwt. 4x)
• One rower of SCZ qualified for the WCH in Linz / Austria (final result: 7th SM A Lwt. 2-)
• One rower of SCZ qualified for the WC in Linz / Austria (GER-Team) final result: silver medalist SM A Lwt. 8+
• One rower of SCZ qualified for the Junior WCH Linz / Austria (SUI-Team) final result: 4th (stroke)
• One rower of SCZ qualified for CdJ (SUI-Team) Cork / Ireland – final result: gold medalists (Saturday & Sunday)
• Coach for SUI Lwt. SM 4- team (3 rowers of SCZ) at the student world championships in Zagreb
• Final result: Gold medalists

Results – 2009 (exemplary)

• 3rd place at the Royal Canadian Henley with SF 8+ (the only Canadian boat in the final)
• Gold medal at Head of the Charles SM lwt. 4+

2010 (exemplary)

• Speaker at the Rowing Canada Coaches Conference
• Coach of Jane Rumball during her winter and spring season
• Guest coach of the London Training Center and working together with Al Morrow and Michelle Darvill
• Mentor of Jurgen Schubert, Head Coach of the Barrie Rowing Club
• Secondary corrector for the final diploma exams for assorted students at the Hochschule fuer Gesundheit und Sport in Berlin
• Coach (organizing and selection) of the RowOntario Team 2010

Result: US National Championship

• Women 8+ – 2nd
• Lightweight Men 8+ – 4th
• 2 Gold medal wins at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta (SF L2- and SF L 4+)
• 2nd place at the Royal Canadian Henley with SF 8+
• Coach for Mike Harowicz (1x) and Elise Mackie and Jen Martins (2-) – NRC (Victoria)
• 5th rank – Men 1x
• 3rd fastest Women B 2-

Head of the Charles 2010

• 5 club crews could qualify for the 2011 regatta
• Best results: 3rd Light Women 4+, 4th Light Men 4+, 7th Champ Women 4+

2011 (exemplary)

• 3 wins at the Canadian Indoor Championships: Junior Women A, Open Men (Senior A), Lightweight Men (Senior A)
• 6 Gold medal boats at the RowOntario Championships
• Guest coaching at (CAL) Berkley / USA with Mike Teti
• 11 finalists at Royal Canadian Henley Regatta, highest number of DRC finalists in history
• 5 rowers of DRC qualified for the CanAmMex Games; 3 rowers are gold medalists
• 2 rowers of DRC qualified for the U23 WCH. One rower (Jen Martins) wins Gold in the SF 8+

Head of the Charles 2011

• 8 club crews could qualify for the 2011 regatta
• Best results: 1st Men Club 4+, 1st Master Women 2x

2012 (exemplary)

• GB–Henley 1st place Grand Challenge Cup M8+
• CAN–Henley 4 Gold
• Fastest Club-Crew M8+ at the Head of the Charles Regatta

2013 (exemplary)

• Coach of the US LW F2x at the World Championships – Silver medal
• Coach of the US M4x at the World Championships
• Coach of Olivier Siegelaar and Mike DeSanto
• CAN–Henley – CRC most successful Club (7 Gold)
• Fastest Club-Crew M8+ at the Head of the Charles Regatta
• Speaker at the USRowing Conference

2014 (exemplary)

• Coach of the US LW F1x (Kate Bertko) at the World Championships – Bronze medal
• Fastest Club-Crew M8+ at the Head of the Charles Regatta
• Rowers of CRC qualify for U23 World Championships

2015 (exemplary)

• Rowers of CRC are invited to men and women selection camp for the World Championships
• Fastest Club-Crew M8+ at the Head of the Charles Regatta
• Coach of the US M4x at the World Championships
• Rowers of CRC qualify for U23 World Championships

2016 (exemplary)

• Rowers of CRC are invited to men and women selection camp for the World Championships
• Going to Rio: Hans Struzyna, Nareg Guregian, Olivier Siegelaar, Mike DeSanto, Kate Bertko, and Kristin Kit (all CRC members) of the National Team of CAN, NED, and USA

2017 (exemplary)

• CRC's Kara Kohler (5th in the US F4x) and Mike Clougher (18th in the US M1x) qualified for the World Championships in Sarasota
• U23 Men 4x camp at CRC
• The boat qualified for the U23 World Championships
• The team could not start in original line-up because one rower injured himself badly during the training camp in Cologne

2019 (exemplary)

• Winning the small and big boat championship in Brazil
• Winning the Estadual (local series of regattas in Rio de Janeiro) with historic highest difference in points to second place
• Coach of the M2- (Silver medalist) and M4- (Bronze medalist) at the PanAm Games in Lima / Peru
• Coach of the SM A L2- at the World Championships in Linz / AUT (Bronze medalist)

2020 (exemplary)

• Co-organizer and presenter of the coach's education Level 2 of the Brazilian Rowing Federation (CBR)
• Winning the small boat championship in Brazil
• Light men and women 2x from Flamengo qualify for the continental Olympic qualification regatta

2021 (exemplary)

• SulAmericano I (Rio de Janeiro / BRA), Técnico Chefe Team Brazil
• Team Brazil won 15 Gold medals and won a medal in every event
• As the coach of several teams, responsible for 5 Gold medals
• Olympic Qualification Regatta: Responsible for qualifying one boat (M1x) directly to the Olympic Games
• Also coached the 2nd and 3rd place of both lightweight (men and women) 2x
• Boats didn't qualify due to World Rowing rules
• SulAmericano II (Asunción / Paraguay): Team Brazil won 3 Gold medals and 24 medals out of 29 events

2022 (exemplary)

• SulAmericano Junior and U23 Level (Porto Alegre / BRA): Team Brazil won 24 medals out of 29 events - Most successful country of the regatta
• BARCOS CURTOS (Selection Regatta of CBR): Clube de Regatas do Flamengo won the trophy as most successful club: 8 Gold, 15 Silver, 11 Bronze medals