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2009-10 Annual Report

Rowing Victoria Inc. Est. 1876

Rowing Victoria - 2009-10 Annual Report 2

Rowing Victoria Incorporated Suite 13, 20 Commercial Rd, Melbourne, VIC, 3004

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Contents

Vision 5

Board 6

Presidents Report 8

Chief Executive Officers Report .. 9

A State of Rowing ExcellenceGrow our Base .. 10

A State of Rowing ExcellenceStrengthen our Partnerships . 14

A State of Rowing ExcellenceSet High Standards .. 16

A State of Rowing ExcellenceExcel in Management .. 17

Rowing Victoria Annual Awards .. 18

Further Information .. 20

Life Members . 43

Umpires Commissions Report . 43

Financial Report .... 44

Rowing Victoria Partners 59


Vision Our dream is: Victoria A State of rowing excellence

Mission We exist in order to: Develop, promote and manage rowing throughout Victoria

Values In going about our business we will demonstrate: Leadership Implementing best practice initiatives and continually assessing our performance Respect Recognising and facilitating the essential contribution of our volunteers Collaboration Working with and through our members Transparency Consulting and communicating openly Objectives In order to achieve our mission we will: Grow our base Increase membership and participation Strengthen our partnerships Provide relevant support, advice and resources to our clubs/schools/members/

facilities/partners Set high standards Define and promote well-structured competition, development and education Excel in management Establish and implement best practice governance and management policies.

Rowing Victoria - Mission, Vision, Values and Objectives


Board Members President Andrew Guerin Director of Finance David Pincus Directors Lance Deveson Rene Klupacs Rod Florence Eric Waller Felicity Nutter Fiona Dickson (appointed July 2010) Steve Whittington Denis Bourke (resigned June 2010)

Operations CEO Nick Gall State Development Coordinator Richard Bartlett Regatta & Events Manager Alice Evans Development & Education Officer Ross Paul Finance Jenny Schouten

Competition Commission Chairperson Felicity Nutter Chris Hammon, Rene Klupacs, Craig Adrians, Eric Waller, David Pincus

Umpires Commission Chairperson Rod Florence Secretary Robin Burrows Bill Webster, Rob Allan, David Grubits Finance Sub-Committee Finance Director David Pincus Andrew Guerin Best Practices Sub-Committee Chairperson Rod Florence Steve Whittington Strategic Plan Sub-Committee Chairperson Steve Whittington Denis Burke, Andrew Guerin Medical Commission Chairperson Denis Bourke Krys Szatsznajder, John McKeand Media Commission Chairperson Roger Wilson, Tom Nickson, Alissa Giarratanna, Sheila Nguyen Masters Commission Chairperson James Lowe Jeff Sykes, Peter Philp Facilities & Waterways Committee Chairperson Andrew Guerin Marinus van Onselen, Peter Sandow, Greg Longden Australian Team Fundraising Committee Chairperson Lance Deveson Barbara Szatsznajder, Bernie McNamara Awards Committee Chairperson Peter Fraser, Roger Wilson, Andrew Guerin

Life Members Kath Bennett, David Boykett, Hubert Frederico, Caroline Judd, Henry James Lowe, Bob Morell , Eric Waller, Bill Waterfield, Roger Wilson, Ted Woolcock

Past Life Members Robert Aitken , Bill Bradshaw, Norman Cairnes, Jim Hardie, Harvey Nicholson, Brian Vear, Noel Wilkinson

Rowing Victoria


Affiliated Cubs, Schools & Associations Club 1907 TC Alan Mitchell Club Albert Park/South Melbourne Rowing Club Albury Wodonga Rowing Club Bairnsdale Rowing Club Inc. Ballarat City Rowing Club Inc Banks Rowing Club Barwon Rowing Club Bendigo Rowing Club Cardinal Rowing Club Carrum Rowing Club Caulfield Grammarians Rowing Club City of Warrnambool Rowing Club Corio Bay Rowing Club Corowa Rowing Club Dimboola Rowing Club Essendon Rowing Club Inc Footscray City Rowing Club Frank Covill Club Hamilton Rowing Club Hawthorn Rowing Club La Trobe University Rowing Club Lake Colac Rowing Club Melbourne Argonauts Rowing Club Melbourne Rowing Club Melbourne University Boat Club Mercantile Rowing Club Mildura Rowing Club Nagambie Rowing Club Nestles Rowing Club Old Melburnians Rowing Club Pirates Rowing Club Power House Rowing Club Ramsay-Morris Club Richmond Rowing Club Rutherglen Lake Rowing Club Wahgunyah Rowing Club Wendouree Ballarat Rowing Club Wentworth & District Rowing Club Y Rowing Club Yarra Yarra Rowing Club Schools Ballarat & Clarendon College Ballarat Grammar School Ballarat High School Brighton Grammar School Carey Baptist Grammar School Ltd Caulfield Grammar School Christian College Geelong Clonard College Emmanuel College Inc. Fintona Girls School Firbank Grammar School Frankston High School Geelong College Geelong Grammar School Genazzano F C J College Ltd Gippsland Grammar Haileybury College Hamilton & Alexandra College Korowa Anglican Girls' School Lauriston Girls' School Loreto College - Ballarat Loreto Toorak Lowther Hall Matthew Flinders Girls Secondary College Melbourne Girls' College Melbourne Girls Grammar School Melbourne Grammar School Melbourne High School Methodist Ladies College Presbyterian Ladies' College Ruyton Girls' School Sacred Heart College, Geelong Scotch College - Hawthorn Shelford Girls Grammar St Catherine's School St Kevin's College St Patrick's College Strathcona Toorak College Wesley College Xavier College Asscociations Ballarat Rowing Association Geelong Rowing Association Head of Schoolgirls Melbourne Amateur Rowing Association Murray Rowing Association RFDS Operation Pelican The Melbourne Head Inc.


Administration As mentioned last year, the business plan of the Association is changing to reduce the direct financial burden on our clubs and competitive members. We are trying out ways of increasing the membership base of the Association beyond just competitors and also increasing revenue from non-regatta sources. This is a slow process and will take a number of years to bring to fruition. We are also concerned about making our regattas far more enjoyable for all involved. It is our experience that many regatta committees work very hard getting the rowing side completed satisfactorily and so do not have sufficient other resources to attend to other aspects of the event. Rowing Victoria will discuss each event with our organising committees to see whether a different distribution of duties amongst RV and the organising committee can produce a better result for all. We are also looking at many other event management ideas to strengthen our competition program. The Association has a clearly defined strategic plan and many work plans underlying the certainty of results. We seek your patience as we slowly make these changes. Victorian Institute of Sport As mentioned last year, we have entered into an agreement with the VIS for rowing to continue to be a VIS sport until 2014. I am pleased to add that the co-operation between RV and VIS is admirable and we look forward to this continuing and providing even more success to our athletes. Volunteer Recognition The Association could not operate without the support of volunteers, whether umpires, regatta volunteers, commission members, board members, club members and others. Our RV Awards Committee under the chairmanship of past President Peter Fraser, continues to undertake great work. The other members of the committee are Roger Wilson OAM and the President for the time being of RV. They have recommended : The William Waterfield Award for outstanding service to Victorian rowing. This award is named after life member William Waterfield who has been a fine example of a person who has provided outstanding service to the sport in Victoria. This year the award is going to be presented to Rod Florence for his magnificent and long contribution to the sport.

Presidents Report

Presidents Report For your Association, this season was dominated by the conduct of the Australian Championships in March 2010. The organising committee headed by David Deeble produced a superb regatta. There were numerous significant innovations made to the usual organisation of the event which made it a superbly run event. We are justifiably proud of our work and great credit must be given to our organising committee comprising: David Deeble (Chairman), Alice Evans (Event Manager), Eric Waller (Field of Play), Andrew Guerin (Program), Rene Klupacs (IT), Nick Gall (Sponsorship & marketing), Lance Deveson (Volunteers), Denis Bourke (Medical), Matt Draper (RA), David Pincus (Finance), Chris Grummit (Programming) & Catherine McMillan (Shire & Venue). The lesson learnt from organising the regatta this year was that the demands on your Association are now too high to undertake such an event more than our required rotation around the States. Also the financial rewards that were present in the past from running the event are now insufficiently high to justify the deferment of other programmes whilst we run the regatta. Rowing Let us celebrate our champions. The 2009 World Championships produced two Victorian junior medallists with Daniel Brighthope and Michael Poulter. At the 2009 senior World Championships, James Marburg and Cam McKenzie-McHarg did well with a silver medal in the coxless four and David Crawshay a silver in the quad. We are expecting an even better result in 2010 at Lake Karapiro. Back home at the Interstate Championships, Victoria was yet again the most successful State but missed out on the Kings Cup to a determined NSW crew to whom we extend our congratulations. Congratulations to our Victorian team who performed so well and in particular to our winning womens eight, mens youth eight and mens sculler, David Crawshay who all won their races. We also congratulate our Head Coach Chris OBrien. These results would not be as good if it were not for our volunteer coaches and selectors. We are fortunate to have Paul McGann as our Chairman of Selectors and he has supporting him senior selectors Ion Popa and Peter Somerville, Youth selectors Annabelle Eaton and Dan Church and masters selectors Paul Guest and Jane Robinson.


The Kath Bennett Award for outstanding service to a rowing community in the sport in Victoria. The award is planned to capture those people who have done outstanding work in a club, regatta committee or region. Kath Bennett is a fine example of such work with reinvigorating womens rowing prior to amalgamation with the mens association in 1979. This year the award is going to be presented to Rob Stewart, chairman of the MUBC 150th celebrations which were outstanding. The sport also has the legacy of their magnificent written history, Well Rowed University. Special mention will be made at the AGM of Ron Mitchell who has provided a lifetime of service to the sport, particularly with umpiring. He is one of the umpires from our first umpires panel in 1960s. He has also served on many committees of the Association and vigorous debater of issues at our meetings. These awards will be presented at the AGM. The Victorian Rowing Hall of Fame will be inaugurated this year on 20th November. The inductees have been advised and a great evening is planned. This evening will be a sell out and anyone planning to attend needs to make a booking immediately. The Board, on the recommendation of the RV Awards Committee, has recommended that David Deeble be elected a life member of the Association. This is a well deserved nomination and one which we are very pleased to put before the annual general meeting. Mildura Rowing Club Centenary We congratulate Mildura Rowing Club on their centenary and their continued good work developing the sport in their region. Due to distance, they are not able to regularly compete in regattas which makes their situation different form other clubs. Commissions The work of the Association is devolved to a large extent to the Commissions. They comprise, Competition, Development, Masters, Media, Medical, Umpires and Waterways and Courses. The Commissions enable the Association to harness the expertise of our members and provide opportunities for those wanting to assist our work. We recognise and thank all the Commission

members who have given so much time and effort to the work of the Association. In particular, I would like to highlight the work of the umpires headed by Bill Webster and also the work of our field of play manager Eric Waller. Staff The staff of the Association undertake their duties with the enthusiasm of volunteers and work well beyond their responsibilities. We are extremely grateful for their continued excellent work. Next Season Our focus in the next season is split amongst a number of vital tasks, changes to business plan, improvements to the competition program, increasing participation at our regattas, embedding the safety management plan and taking our development activities to the next level. This is much to do and we look forward to the challenges that lie ahead. Finally, on behalf of the board, I would like to thank the member clubs and schools for their continued support of the Association. Andrew Guerin President


Throughout the 2009/10 season Rowing Victoria has strengthened our understanding of our membership, and developed clearly articulated pathways to further build participation and retention in our sport. The development of our 2010-2012 Strategic Plan will underpin the way perform our role as peak body of rowing in Victoria. Our Vision A State of Rowing Excellence, will be achieved through our values of leadership, respect, collaboration and transparency. In order to achieve our mission we have developed key objectives to increase membership participation, whilst also providing relevant support and resources to our members or partners. We strive to promote well-structured competition and development of rowing in Victoria. The Board of Rowing Victoria has overseen a strategic review of our environment resulting in a range of new initiatives to bolster the rowing community membership and support the progression of our sport. Assisting the Board are our Volunteers on Commissions and Committees that provide valuable insights and decisions on the day to day running of rowing in Victoria, and work tirelessly to deliver an efficient regatta calendar. My thanks go to our Umpires who tirelessly give up their weekends for the good of the sport and continue to work in a professional manner, keeping safety at all times our number one priority. A special thanks also to all the fundraiser volunteers that drop everything to support the future champions and participants of rowing in Victoria

Chief Executive Officer Report

I would also like to acknowledge our partners that provide assistance in the delivery of programs and pathways for our members. Our clubs are the heart of rowing and they continue to deliver success in grassroots through to elite competition. Rowing Victoria understands our role in providing support and resources to provide more sustainable outcomes to our clubs. Public awareness of our sport has been a key focus through this 2009/10 year and will continue into 2010/11. I believe the concentrated efforts on media will create a greater following and participation in our sport. One example of this was the eight page liftout in The Age we produced in conjunction with The Australian Rowing Championships. This liftout was about increasing the awareness of the sport and profiling some of the current faces in the sport. This could not have been achieved without the help of our major sponsors who we would like to give special mention. Thankyou to National Australia Bank, Regional Development Victoria, Sykes Racing, Wintech Racing, Goulburn Valley Fruit Company, Mineral Commerce Services, Mitchelton Winery, Sensory Lab, Designer Paint Works, Redhanded, WCSN and The Illicit Drugs Campaign. I look forward to the year ahead and further development and participation in our member clubs and schools.

Nick Gall

Chief Executive Officer


Volunteers, coaches, officials and committee members are the life-blood of delivering our sport at the grass-roots level. This has been demonstrated in 2009/10 via: • Level 1 Boat Race Official Courses and bringing

the system in line with the National Officiating Accreditation Scheme (NOAS)

• Over 10,000 crews and 34,000 seats were en-tered in various regattas throughout Victoria this year supported by the ROMS system.

• Over 6000 hours are provided by level 1 and 2

Boat Race Officials and Regatta Volunteers • Development and implementation of the new

Learn To Row Level 1 Coaches course in part-nership with Rowing Australia

• Establishment of an online system for indoor rowing

Assisting clubs to build their capacity to recruit and retain new members is an essential part of Rowing Victoria programs. Increase Competitors • 2009-10 Season saw a 1% increase in competi-

tive rowers from the previous season. • More racing opportunities in a clear defined re-

gatta calendar • Greater adaptive racing opportunities Increase Volunteers • 200 new volunteers completed the level 1 BRO

course • 5 level 1 Boat Race Officials were upgraded to

level 2 Boat Race Official. 15 Level 1 Boat Race Officials are in training to become Level 2 Boat Race Officials.

Increase Coaches • 7 % increase in accredited coaches within Vic-

toria over the past 12 months • 95 coaches sat the L1 (Learn to Row)

Coaches Course, and 8 coaches sat the L2 (Club/School) Coaches Course

Increasing opportunities for participation, com-petition, volunteers and new forms of member-ship have been key initiatives in 2009/10. We aim to increase the number of boys, girls, men and women who find rowing and then continue. • The introduction of the Rowing Victoria Go

Rowing program linking non-rowing schools to local clubs.

• School leaver recruitment program • Rowing Victoria and Concept 2 Indoor rowing

tri-series • Regional Sculling Camps in partnership with

clubs • Development of partnerships with Victorian Re-

gional Academies of sport • Rowing Victoria delivered VicHealth programs -

Oars for All - Inclusive Rowing developing op-portunities and capacity for disabled and disad-vantaged people

• Our membership packages now offer some-thing for all recreational and competitive partici-pants

A State or Rowing ExcellenceGrow Our Base

The most helpful aspect of the course was... The information and advice we were presented with - great course, taught me a lot." Networking with other coaches and other clubs. Coaching course participants


Number of Courses Number of Clubs/Schools Involved

Number of Participants

L1 Learn to Row Coaches Course 7 27 96

L2 Club/School Coaches Courses 1 4 8

Mentor/Assessor Courses 1 9 13

L1 Good Coxswain Courses 14 30 276

L2 Good Coxswain Courses 1 1 20

L1 Boat Race Official Courses 20 29 216

COURSE STATISTICS

Go Rowing has been a fantastic addition to our Sport Education program at Balwyn High School. Many Year 8 students have enthusiastically taken up the opportunity to learn to row and have thoroughly enjoyed participating in the program. Josie Millard, Balwyn High School

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Number of Competitors


COMPETITON STATISTICS

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

Number of Competitors 4829 5035 4878 4949 5163

Senior Competitors NA NA NA 1215 1318

Junior Competitors NA NA NA 409 332

School Competitors NA NA NA 3325 3513

Number of Seats inc. coxswains NA NA NA 35682 35906

Number of Seats no coxswains 31059 33402 32424 31554 30495

Number of Crews NA NA 8018 8768 8694

Average Crews Raced per rower NA NA 6.65 6.38 5.91

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Relationships with our external stakeholders have been continually expanded throughout the 2009/10 season • The Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) and Rowing

Victoria partnered to deliver high performance athlete and development programs

• We delivered Rowing Australia education and participation programs including coaching courses and officiating courses

• Through a partnership with vicsport, we have furthered coach education

• We delivered a key VicHealth sport participation program

• 98% compliance was received from Rowing Victoria Clubs and Schools on the Safety Management Plan, which was implemented on the 1st of October 2009. Rowing Victoria has continued to work with Marine Safety to deliver a safer environment to row

Rowing Victoria connected with our clubs and schools this year in new and improved ways • A new and updated website receiving almost

6,000 hits per month has been launched. Users can access information on competition, events, opportunities, news, policy and programs, and shop in the newly developed rowshop

• A new format newsletter is now delivered to 1600 members weekly offering the latest news and information

• Rowing Victoria stepped into social media to promote the sport and inform our members using Facebook, Youtube and Twitter

• Rowing Victoria hosted four General Meetings and a Competition Forum to provide clubs and schools with an opportunity to have input and provide feedback into the direction of rowing in

Victoria Tailoring our support to improve regattas • Rowing Victoria assisted 25 clubs and Regional

Associations conduct 33 regattas throughout Victoria and managed 8 regattas including general regattas, the VSSSA Regatta and four days of State Championships

Leveraging ROMS • Over 34,000 seats were entered through ROMS

into Victorian Regattas • Rowing Victorias support of ROMS and the

continued development and review of the system • Continued work with other State Associations and

Rowing Australia in Events and the online database / entry system

• 10 adaptive events offered throughout the season

A State or Rowing ExcellenceStrengthen our Partnerships

To my knowledge, it is the first time a project of this nature has been taken on by disability sport. We are breaking new ground. Maurice Gleeson, President of Blind Sports


Rowing Victoria would like to acknowledge the valuable contribution of regatta hosts from clubs, schools, regional associations and independent committees for their hard work and commitment in putting together a number of successful regat-tas. A variety of formats has offered suitable rac-ing opportunities for all. Congratulations to these hosts for providing safe and fair environments and for their professional approach to the con-duct of these regattas. Rowing Victoria could not deliver the extensive calendar we do, without the valuable hours provide by the many volunteers involved.

Rowing Victoria joined forces with and accom-plished common goals with organisations such as: • Access All Abilities Providers • Associated Public Schools of Victoria • Australian Sports Commission • Barwon Academy of Sport • Barwon Water • Blind Sports Victoria (BSV) • City of Greater Geelong • Concept-2 • Corangamite Catchment Management Authority • Geelong Rowing Association • Head of the Schoolgirls Regatta Committee • Life Saving Victoria • Marsh Insurance • Murray Rowing Association • Parks Victoria • Regional Sports Assemblies • Rowing Australia • Sport and Recreation Victoria • Strathbogie Shire Council • Other State Rowing Associations • VICSRAPID • VicHealth • vicsport • Victorian Institute of Sport • Victorian Secondary Schools Sports Association • Wheelchair Sports Victoria


A comprehensive development pathway enables Victorian Rowers to excel at the highest level on a State, National and International stage. The Row-ing Victoria development program identifies talent at all ages and offers opportunities for athletes to take the next stroke on their high performance pathway. • Provided financial assistance to recognised

clubs in partnership with Rowing Victoria in the delivery of the National Elite Development pro-gram

• Completed comprehensive Talent Identification in clubs and schools and within the general com-munity

• Build stronger partnerships with rowing Australia and the National Rowing Centre of Excellence (NRCE)

• The management of the 2010 Australian Rowing Championships and continued work with Rowing Australia in the area of event management.

• Adopting people and friends associated with the sport to be involved with volunteering and sup-port opportunities.

• Development of a more intuitive regatta timing system.

A State or Rowing ExcellenceSet High Standards

We strive to strengthen our partnership with Row-ing Australia • Rowing Victoria were instrumental in supporting

Rowing Australia in their National Rowing Cen-sus and review of the Rowing Online Manage-ment System

• We supported the development of a unified um-pire methodology, and a higher standard of coach education

Listen to our members needs and define clearly articulated processes, activities and information • We received members feedback through a com-

prehensive survey of all clubs • In reformatting our strategic plan, we aim to offer

greater transparency and clarity

Victorian Development Activity Number of Clubs Number of Athletes Number of Coaches Rising Athletes Camp 24 52 8 Tomorrows Gold Camp 5 28 6 Regional Sculling Camp 9 14 12 Youth Cup 6 20 4 State Team 3 45 8 U 18 Tour 11 14 3

I felt the camp was a great way to inter-act with rowers of the a similar age group . Find out about elite rowing and pick up new skills I enjoyed the camp im-mensely and felt it really helped my confi-dence and rowing technique. Thank you very much to everyone involved. Tara Bowman, Essendon Rowing Club


Rowing Victoria recognises the need to Excel in Management, in all aspects of operational activity. Our priority is to demonstrate Best Practice in our delivery of rowing in Victoria and clarity around the decisions Rowing Victoria makes. It is very important we display transparency in our activity and deliver effective communication to members. • One of the key activities achieved this year by

Rowing Victoria was a newly developed Strategic Plan that aligns with operational work-plans and is assessed against allocated staff KPIs

• All new activities aimed at our objective grow our base, are carefully assessed by way of cost analysis and budget forecasts before proceeding

• Regular workshops have been conducted with other State Rowing Associations to ensure consistency in the delivery of activities and events and to share best practice initiatives

• Rowing Victoria performs monthly monitoring of activity provided to members versus forecasts

• The Association also successfully managed the 2010 Sykes Racing Head of the Schoolgirls Regatta on the Barwon River in Geelong and the 2010 Australian Rowing Championships at Nagambie Lakes Regatta Centre, as well as assisting APS Sport with the conduct of the Heads of the River

• Rowing Victoria applied and successfully awarded a professional development grant for women in sport through Vic-Sport

• A focus has been the successful management of sponsorship relationships through this years events.

• Annual Member Survey was completed with 98% of clubs gauging the Satisfaction of all RV activity and feedback around improving our service

• During 2009/10, Rowing Victoria developed a clearly articulated media strategy to create a greater following and participation in our sport

A State or Rowing ExcellenceExcel in Management


2010 Champion Club 1. Essendon RC (1129 pts) 2. Melbourne RC (975 pts) 3. Melbourne University BC (949 pts) 2010 Senior Premiership 1. Mercantile RC (375 pts) 2. Melbourne University RC (341 pts) 3. Methodist Ladies College (100 pts) 2010 Club Premiership 1. Essendon RC (879 pts) 2. Melbourne RC (748 pts) 3. Powerhouse RC (560 pts) 2010 Masters Premiership 1. Yarra Yarra RC (234 pts) 2. Melbourne RC (199 pts) 3. Melbourne University BC (161 pts) Female A Grade Rower of the Year 1. Ebony Tsomaropoulos, Footscray RC (30 pts) 2. Courtney Blyth, Barwon RC (28 pts) 3. Lauren Battaglia, Barwon RC (27 pts) Female B Grade Rower of the Year 1. Jessica Lion, Melbourne RC (32 pts) 2. Helen Purdy, Melbourne RC (24 pts) 3. Claire Banham, Melbourne RC (22 pts) Female C Grade Rower of the Year 1. Claire Banham, Melbourne RC (28 pts) 2. Julia Grant, Powerhouse RC(23 pts) 3. Bec Todd, Powerhouse RC (22 pts) Female D Grade Rower of the Year 1. Tara Bowman, Essendon RC (39 pts) 2. Holly Deans, Essendon RC (37 pts) 3. Nikki Scott, Mildura RC (32 pts) Female Masters Rower of the Year 1. Robyn Varney, Caulfield Grammarians (45 pts) 2. Helen McManamny, Melbourne RC (44 pts) 3. Jenny Rickards, Melbourne University BC (42

pts) Male A Grade Rower of the Year 1. Will Day, Nagambie RC (59 pts) 2. Tim Day, Nagambie RC (41 pts) 3. Scott Penning, Barwon RC (29 pts) Male B Grade Rower of the Year 1. Tim Day, Nagambie RC (54 pts) 2. Will Day, Nagambie RC (46 pts) 3. Andrew Sinclair, Bendigo RC (20 pts)

Male C Grade Rower of the Year 1. Peter Browne, Hawthorn RC (34 pts) 2. Douglas Shelly, Corowa RC (32 pts) 2. Rhylee Deas, Corowa RC (32 pts) Male D Grade Rower of the Year 1. Phillipp Rechner, Essendon RC (70 pts) 2. Gus McRae Johns, Essendon RC (43 pts) 3. Karl Eyre, Essendon RC (37 pts) Male Masters Rower of the Year 1. Ion Popa, Banks RC (54 pts) 2. Chris Shinners, Banks RC (52 pts) 2. Jim Lowe, Banks RC (52 pts) Female Coxswain of the Year 1. Caitlin Ripper, Powerhouse (154 pts) 2. Zoe Murray, Fintona Girls School (62 pts) 3. Amelia Agosta, Melbourne University BC (60

pts) Male Coxswain of the Year 1. William Webster, Mercantile RC (82 pts) 2. Matthew Sentry, Essendon RC (50 pts) 3. Edward Nicolette, Mercantile RC (45 pts)

Victorian Annual Awards


Matthew Ridgeway (Banks) Louis Strauss (Melbourne University) Zachery Smith (Mercantile) Jack Macchioli (Melbourne University) Josh Booth (Melbourne University) Michael Poulter (Melbourne University) Amelia Agosta (Melbourne University) Coach: Tom Woodruff (Melbourne University) Womens Queens Cup Jo Gray (Mercantile) Jess Hill (Melbourne University) Kim Crow (Melbourne University-VIS) Sophie Robson (Melbourne University-VIS) Pauline Frasca (Mercantile-VIS) Robyn Selby Smith (Mercantile) Emily Martin (Mercantile) Phoebe Stanley (Melbourne University-VIS) Lizzie Patrick (Melbourne University-VIS) Coaches: Bill Tait (VIS) Davis Colvin (Mercantile) Victoria Cup Stephanie Radford (Mercantile) Regina Kennedy (Mercantile) Ellen McSweeney (Mercantile) Alice McNamara (Melbourne University-VIS) Coach: Pete Kupcis Tait (Melbourne University) Nell Slater Trophy Kimberly Crow (Melbourne University-VIS) Bicentennial Trophy Emily Von Moger (Melbourne University) Rosie Popa (Banks) Maddy Thomas (Melbourne University) Laura Kerin (Melbourne University) Rebecca Daniher (Mercantile) Rebekah Hooper (Mercantile) Maddy Shackell (Mercantile) Jess Morell (Mercantile) Pip Bain (Melbourne University) Coach: Tom Abramowski (Mercantile)

Further Information

Victorian Teams 2009 Under 21 Youth Cup Team Mens Zac Cleaver (Mercantile) Marcus Tomczak (Barwon) Michel McNamara (Nagambie) Chris Bush (Mercantile) Zachery Smith (Mercantile) Chris Bolsin (Mercantile) Richard Linke (Mercantile) Will Day (Nagambie) Stuart Alexander (Melbourne University ) Emily OBrien (Mercantile) Simon Harrison (Mercantile) Alastair Isherwood (Mercantile) Womens Michelle Yann (Banks) Stephanie Radford (Mercantile) Gabbie Lodge (Mercantile) Claire Saundry (Mercantile) Emma McLaughlin (Melbourne University ) Rebecca Daniher (Mercantile) Rosie Popa (Banks) Jess Morrell Mercantile) Madeleine Thomas (Melbourne University) Pip Bain (Ballarat & CC) David Ochert (Banks) Tom Abramowski (Mercantile) 2010 Interstate Team Mens Kings Cup Will Lockwood (Melbourne University-VIS) Dan Sweeney (Melbourne University) Tom Larkins (Melbourne University-VIS) Tom Swann (Mercantile-VIS) James Marburg(Melbourne University-VIS) Cameron McKenzieMcHarg (Melbourne University-VIS) Karsten Forsterling (Melbourne University-VIS) Josh Dunkley-Smith (Mercantile) Mark Douez (Melbourne University-VIS) Coaches: Chris O'Brien (VIS) John Cumper (Banks) Penrith Cup James Wilson (Mercantile) David Delang (Mercantile) Tom Bertrand (Mercantile-VIS) Angus Tyers (Melbourne University-VIS) Coach: Alastair Isherwood (Mercantile) Presidents Cup David Crawshay (Mercantile-VIS) Wilkinson Cup Simon Brown (Melbourne University) Tim Masters (Banks)


2010 Under 18 New Zealand Team Tour Womens VIII Emma Cook (Wesley College) Rachel Hooper (MGGS) Naomi Lang (Genazzano) Lucy Harking (Geelong Grammar) Alex Bartram (Caulfield Grammar) Jessye Watt (Lauriston) Georgie Jansen (Haileybury) Jessica Jackson (Caulfield Grammar) Sarah Banting (Genazzano) Coach: Matthew Wilson (Banks) Womens Quad Madeline Farrar (Genazzano) Renee Tatterson (Nagambie RC) Fiona Munson (Gippsland Grammar) Jennifer Cleary (Geelong College) Chiara Mant (Genazzano) Coach: Lachlan Beckett (Genazzano) Head Coach: Frank Stone (Gippsland Grammar) 2010 Masters Interstate Team Men's Eight Ross George (Barwon Rowing Club) Matthew Harrison (Melbourne Rowing Club) Chris Shinners (Banks Rowing Club) Jim Lowe (Banks Rowing Club) Peter Aberle (Corio Bay Rowing Club) Andrew Cleary (Barwon Rowing Club) Simon Wilson (Banks Rowing Club) Coxswain: Rob England (Corio Bay Rowing Club) Men's Quad Tim Juzefowicz (Essendon Rowing Club) William Nugent (Essendon Rowing Club) Richard Saul (Essendon Rowing Club) Stewart Allsop (Essendon Rowing Club) Coach: Scott Riddell (Essendon Rowing Club) Women's Eight Felicity Finlayson (Melbourne Rowing Club) Kirsty Russell (Melbourne Rowing Club) Tanja Nishibata (Melbourne Rowing Club) Jenny Yann (Yarra Yarra Rowing Club) Jenn Kilby (Melbourne Rowing Club) Julie Playfair (Melbourne Rowing Club) Susie Bartlett (Yarra Yarra Rowing Club) Judy Macartney (Melbourne Rowing Club) Coxswain: Susannah Schoeffel (Mercantile Rowing Club) Coaches: Stuart McShane (Yarra Yarra Rowing Club)Mark Baxter (Melbourne Rowing Club) Women's Quad Robyn Varney (Caulfield Grammarians Rowing Club) Geraldine Goss (Richmond Rowing Club) Jenny Dewar (Caulfield Grammarians Rowing Club) Caroline Manning (Richmond Rowing Club) Coach: Neville Smith (Yarra Yarra Rowing Club)

Victorian Athletes on Australian Teams 2009 Junior (U19) Team Mens Coxless Four Daniel Brighthope (Mercantile) Michael Poulter (Melbourne University) 2009 Under 23 Team Mens Under 23 Mens Eight Joshua Dunkley-Smith (Mercantile) Alexander Scharp (Mercantile VIS) William Lockwood (Melbourne University) David Webster (coxswain) (Melbourne University) Mens Under 23 Mens Lightweight Coxless Four Thomas Bertrand (Mercantile VIS) Coach: Bill Tait (VIS) Womens Under 23 Womens Quad Scull Alison Crowe (Melbourne University AIS/VIS) Womens Under 23 Womens Coxless Four Jessica Hill (Melbourne University) Alexandra Hill (Melbourne University) Coach: Ian Wright (Melbourne University) 2009 World Championship Rowing Team Mens Coxless Four Cameron McKenzie-McHarg (Melbourne University VIS) James Marburg (Melbourne University VIS) Mens Quad Scull David Crawshay (Mercantile VIS) Mens Eight Joshua Dunkley-Smith (Mercantile) Thomas Swann (Mercantile VIS/AIS) Tom Larkins (Melbourne University VIS/AIS) Mens Lightweight Coxless Four Angus Tyers (Melbourne University VIS) Tom Bertrand (Mercantile VIS) Coach: Chris OBrien (VIS) Womens Lightweight Double Scull Alice McNamara (Melbourne University VIS) Womens Coxless Pair Kim Crow (Melbourne University VIS) Womens Coxless Four Sophia Robson (Melbourne University VIS/AIS) 2009 World Championship Adaptive team Adaptive Legs, Trunk and Arms Coxed Four Carol Cooke (Mercantile) Lisa Brown (Yarra Yarra) 2009 World University Championship Team Mens Single Scull Lachlan McKinnon (Mercantile) Coach: Alastair Isherwood (Mercantile)


2010 Australian Interstate Regatta Sunday 7 March 2010 Nagambie Lakes

Interstate Women's Single Scull 3rd. Victoria 7:39.87 Kim Crow

Interstate Men's Single Scull 1st. Victoria 6:50.71 David Crawshay, Coach: Chris O'Brien

Interstate Women's Lightweight Coxless Quad Scull 3rd. Victoria 6:51.99 Bow: Stephanie Radford, 2: Regina Kennedy, 3: Ellen McSweeney, Stroke: Alice McNamara, Coach: Bill Tait

Interstate Men's Lightweight Coxless Four 2nd. Victoria 6:11.07 Bow: Simon Brown, 2: James Wilson, 3: Tommy Bertrand, Stroke: Angus Tyers, Coach: Alastair Isherwood

Interstate Women's Youth Eight 3rd. Victoria 6:36.85 Bow: Emily Von Moger (MUBC), 2: Rosie Popa (BANKS), 3: Madeline Thomas (MUBC), 4: Laura Kerin (MUBC), 5: Bec Daniher (MERC), 6: Rebekah Hooper (MERC), 7: Madeleine Shackell (MERC),

Stroke: Jessica Morrell (VIC), Cox: Pip Bain

Interstate Men's Youth Eight 1st. Victoria 5:42.10 Bow: Simon Brown (VIC), 2: Tim Masters (VIC), 3: Matthew Ridgeway (BANKS), 4: Louis Strauss (VIC), 5: Zachary Smith (VIC), 6: Jack Macciolli (VIC), 7: Joshua Booth (MUBC), Stroke: Michael Poulter (MUBC), Cox: Amelia Agosta, Coach: Tom Woodruff

Interstate Women's Eight 1st. Victoria 6:17.61 Bow: Joanna Gray (VIC), 2: Jessica Hill (MUBC), 3: Kim Crow (VIC), 4: Sophie Robson (VIC), 5: Pauline Frasca (VIC), 6: Robyn Selby Smith (MERC), 7: Emily Martin (VIC), Stroke: Phoebe Stanley (VIC), Cox: Lizzie Patrick, Coaches: David Colvin, Bill Tait

Interstate Men's Eight 2nd. Victoria 5:31.73 Bow: William Lockwood (VIC), 2: Daniel Sweeney (MUBC), 3: Tom Larkins (VIC), 4: Tom Swann (VIC), 5: James Marburg (VIC), 6: Cameron McKenzie-McHarg (VIC), 7: Karsten Forsterling (VIC), Stroke: Josh Dunkley-Smith (VIC), Cox: Marc Douez, Coaches: Chris O'Brien, John Cumper

Results


2010 Australian Rowing Championship 1-7 March 2010 Nagambie Lakes Under 23 Women's Scull 2nd. Corio Bay 7:49.61 Sarah Perkins, Coach: Michelle Guerette Open Men's Single Scull 2nd. Mercantile - VIS 6:56.19 David Crawshay, Coach: Chris O'Brien 3rd. Melbourne University - VIS 6:58.46 Karsten Forsterling, Coach: Chris O'Brien Under 23 Women's Coxless Pair 3rd. Melbourne University 7:29.41 Bow: Alexandra Hill, Stroke: Jessica Hill Open Women's Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne University/Mercantile - VIS 7:09.81 Bow: Pauline Frasca (MERC), Stroke: Phoebe Stanley (MUBC), Coaches: Bill Tait, Lizzie Patrick 2nd. Melbourne University/Mercantile - VIS 7:18.27 Bow: Sarah Tait (MERC), Stroke: Sarah Heard (MUBC), Coaches: Bill Tait, Lizzie Patrick 3rd. Mercantile/Melbourne University - VIS 7:21.75 Bow: Sophie Robson (MUBC), Stroke: Kate Hornsey (MERC), Coaches: Bill Tait, Lizzie Patrick Under 23 Men's Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne University 6:38.07 Bow: Joshua Booth, Stroke: Daniel Sweeney, Coach: Tom Woodruff 2nd. Mercantile/Melbourne University - VIS 6:39.51 Bow: William Lockwood (MUBC), Stroke: Alexander Scharp (MERC), Coach: Chris O'Brien Open Men's Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne University - VIS 6:26.72 Bow: James Marburg, Stroke: Cameron McKenzie-McHarg, Coach: Chris O'Brien 2nd. Mercantile/Melbourne University - AIS 6:27.78 Bow: Tom Larkins (MUBC), Stroke: Josh Dunkley-Smith (MERC), Coaches: Rhett Ayliffe, Noel Donaldson Open Women's Lightweight Single Scull 2nd. Melbourne University - VIS 7:48.32 Alice McNamara, Coach: Bill Tait Open Men's Lightweight Single Scull 3rd. Barwon 7:25.38 Scott Penning, Coach: Sean Drew Under 23 Men's Lightweight Coxless Pair 2nd. Mercantile 6:55.77 Bow: James Wilson, Stroke: David DeLang, Coach: Alastair Isherwood 3rd. Melbourne University 6:57.43 Bow: Stuart Alexander, Stroke: Jonothon Hookway Under 19 Men's Coxless Pair 3rd. Banks 6:52.94 Bow: Benjamin Coombs, Stroke: Tim Masters, Coach: Nick Lloyd U19M8+ Under 19 Men's Eight

2nd. Scotch College 5:59.45 Bow: Andrew Jelbart, 2: Nathan Lee, 3: Matthew Douglas, 4: Hamish Houghton, 5: James Croxford, 6: Harrison Phillips, 7: Alexander Reilly, Stroke: Joachim Redgement, Cox: Henry Bailey, Coach: James Adams Open Women's Double Scull 1st. Sydney University Womens/Melbourne University - AIS 6:55.00 Bow: Kim Crow (MUBC), Stroke: Sally Kehoe (SUWRC), Coaches: Lyall McCarthy, Laryssa Biesenthal Under 23 Men's Double Scull 2nd. Mercantile 6:29.35 Bow: Shane Jackson, Stroke: Zac Cleaver, Coach: Alastair Isherwood OM2X Open Men's Double Scull 1st. Mercantile/Melbourne University - VIS 6:17.58 Bow: Karsten Forsterling (MUBC), Stroke: David Crawshay (MERC), Coach: Chris O'Brien Under 23 Men's Coxless Four 1st. Mercantile/Melbourne University/Sydney/Sydney University - VIS 6:05.97 Bow: Nick Purnell (SUBC), 2: Dominic Grimm (SRC), 3: William Lockwood (MUBC), Stroke: Alexander Scharp (MERC), Coach: Chris O'Brien 3rd. Melbourne University 6:10.45 Bow: Elliot Bannan, 2: Daniel Sweeney, 3: Joshua Booth, Stroke: Michael Poulter, Coach: Tom Woodruff Under 23 Men's Coxed Four 1st. Banks 6:34.04 Bow: Benjamin Coombs, 2: Will Smibert, 3: Matthew Ridgeway, Stroke: Tim Masters, Cox: Tim Webster, Coach: Nick Lloyd 2nd. Mercantile 6:36.50 Bow: Tim Cleary, 2: Sean-Paul Lake, 3: Michael Treppo, Stroke: James Redhead, Cox: Jared Speirs, Coaches: Anthony Barton, David Fraumano, Simon Harrison Open Women's Coxless Four 1st. Mercantile/Melbourne University - VIS 6:50.53 Bow: Phoebe Stanley (MUBC), 2: Sophie Robson (MUBC), 3: Pauline Frasca (MERC), Stroke: Kate Hornsey (MERC), Coaches: Bill Tait, Lizzie Patrick 2nd. Mercantile/Swan River - VIS 6:56.46 Bow: Robyn Selby Smith (MERC), 2: Natalie Bale (SRRC), 3: Sarah Tait (MERC), Stroke: Emily Martin (MERC), Coaches: Bill Tait, Lincoln Handley, David Colvin 3rd. University of WA/Melbourne University 7:17.10 Bow: Alison Crowe (MUBC), 2: Sylvie Withers (MUBC), 3: Kim Crow (MUBC), Stroke: Emily Rose (UWABC) Open Men's Coxless Four 1st. Mercantile/Sydney University/Melbourne University - AIS 6:01.36 Bow: Tom Larkins (MUBC), 2: Samuel Loch (SUBC),

Results of Victorians at National Regatta


3: Nick Purnell (SUBC), Stroke: Josh Dunkley-Smith (MERC), Coaches: Noel Donaldson, Rhett Ayliffe 2nd. Melbourne University/Sydney University - VIS 6:06.74 Bow: Matthew Ryan (SUBC), 2: Fergus Pragnell (SUBC), 3: Cameron McKenzie-McHarg (MUBC), Stroke: James Marburg (MUBC), Coach: Chris O'Brien 3rd. Mercantile/Adelaide/Adelaide University/Sydney University - AIS 6:09.33 Bow: William Buckland (SUBC), 2: Ned Kinnear (AUBC), 3: Bryn Coudraye (ARC), Stroke: Tom Swann (MERC), Coaches: Noel Donaldson, Rhett Ayliffe Open Men's Coxed Four 2nd. Melbourne University 6:29.61 Bow: Jeremy Laronze, 2: Mathias Greffioz, 3: Ian Mitchell, Stroke: Thomas Kimmel, Cox: David Webster, Coach: Ben Delaney Under 23 Women's Lightweight Double Scull 2nd. Mercantile 7:29.05 Bow: Claire Saundry, Stroke: Stephanie Radford, Coaches: Mark Baxter, John Chestney Open Women's Lightweight Double Scull 3rd. Melbourne University - VIS 7:14.98 Bow: Kat Murray, Stroke: Alice McNamara, Coach: Bill Tait Open Men's Lightweight Double Scull 1st. Power House/Barwon 6:45.89 Bow: Scott Penning (BRC), Stroke: Nick Inglis (PHRC), Coaches: Miles Burt, Sean Drew Under 23 Men's Lightweight Coxless Four 1st. Melbourne University/Mercantile 6:20.42 Bow: James Wilson (MERC), 2: David DeLang (MERC), 3: Stuart Alexander (MUBC), Stroke: Jonothon Hookway (MUBC), Coaches: Alastair Isherwood, Peter Kupcis Open Men's Lightweight Coxless Four 3rd. Melbourne University/Mercantile/Lindisfarne/Tamar - VIS 6:15.79 Bow: Alister Foot (TRC), 2: Shaun Finlayson (LRC), 3: Tommy Bertrand (MERC), Stroke: Angus Tyers

(MUBC), Coaches: Bill Tait, Chris O'Brien Under 17 Women's Coxed Quad Scull 2nd. Loreto - Mandeville Hall 7:45.06 Bow: Charlotte Russo, 2: Tara Harrington, 3: Annie-Rose Robson, Stroke: Amy Pereira, Cox: Alice Date, Coaches: Emma Roche, Mark Dwyer 3rd. Sacred Heart College - Geelong 7:45.23 Bow: Johanna Mousley, 2: Luci Hedley, 3: Olivia Pecchiari, Stroke: Bec Goring, Cox: Michaela Hellard, Coach: Wayne Nitschke Under 19 Men's Quad Scull 2nd. Barwon/Commercial/Swan River 6:16.17 Bow: Adam Taylor (SRRC), 2: James Rees (SRRC), 3: Cameron Smith (COMM), Stroke: Marcus Tomczak (BRC), Coaches: Michael Hinsley, Rebecca Sattin, Richard Garrard Under 19 Men's Coxed Four 2nd. St Patrick's College 6:56.58 Bow: Sam Morrissey, 2: Jake Belsar, 3: Daniel Baxter, Stroke: Dermot Conaughton, Cox: Alex Fraser, Coaches: Terry Austin, Jamie Lynn Event 47 OW4X Open Women's Quad Scull 1st. Sydney University Womens/Melbourne University/New Norfolk - AIS 6:32.09 Bow: Kerry Hore (NNRC), 2: Sarah Cook (SUWRC), 3: Kim Crow (MUBC), Stroke: Sally Kehoe (SUWRC), Coaches: Laryssa Biesenthal, Lyall McCarthy Open Men's Quad Scull 2nd. Adelaide University/Murray Bridge/Mosman/Mercantile 5:59.12 Bow: Tom Swann (MERC), 2: Noe Guzman (MOSM), 3: James McRae (MBRC), Stroke: Chris Morgan (AUBC), Coach: Jason Lane 3rd. Mercantile/Melbourne University/University of Queensland - AIS 6:00.44 Bow: Jared Bidwell (UQBC), 2: Duncan Free (UQBC), 3: Karsten Forsterling (MUBC), Stroke: David Crawshay (MERC), Coaches: Rhett Ayliffe, Chris O'Brien, Noel Donaldson U17M2X Under 17 Men's Double Scull 3rd. St Patrick's College 7:20.45 Bow: Dylan Ellings, Stroke: Mitchell Digney, Coach: Andrew Prior Under 19 Men's Double Scull 3rd. Barwon/Commercial 6:53.40 Bow: Cameron Smith (COMM), Stroke: Marcus Tomczak (BRC), Coach: Dick Garrard Under 23 Men's Eight 2nd. Melbourne University 5:57.48 Bow: Simon Brown, 2: Louis Strauss, 3: Joshua Booth, 4: Jack Macciolli,5: Elliot Bannan, 6: Daniel Sweeney, 7: William Lockwood, Stroke: Michael Poulter, Cox: Amelia Agosta, Coach: Tom Woodruff 3rd. Mercantile 6:03.56 Bow: Josh Hooper, 2: Shane Jackson, 3: Zac Cleaver, 4: Alexander Scharp, 5: Zachary Smith, 6: Chris Bush, 7: Richard Linke, Stroke: Josh Dunkley-Smith, Cox: Edward Nicolette, Coach: Alastair Isherwood


Open Women's Eight 1st. Mercantile 6:33.39 Bow: Sarah Tait, 2: Bec Daniher, 3: Joanna Gray, 4: Madeleine Shackell, 5: Pauline Frasca, 6: Robyn Selby Smith, 7: Emily Martin, Stroke: Kate Hornsey, Cox: Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Coach: David Colvin 2nd. Melbourne University/Adelaide University 6:40.04 Bow: Alice McNamara (MUBC), 2: Jessica Hill (MUBC), 3: Alison Crowe (MUBC), 4: Sylvie Withers (MUBC), 5: Sophie Robson (MUBC), 6: Laura Osti (AUBC), 7: Kim Crow (MUBC), Stroke: Phoebe Stanley (MUBC), Cox: Lizzie Patrick 3rd. Sydney University Womens/New Norfolk/Perth/Mercantile 6:44.42 Bow: Renee Kirby (SUWRC), 2: Charlotte Walters (SUWRC), 3: Natalie Bale (MERC), 4: Amber Bradley (PRC), 5: Brooke Pratley (SUWRC), 6: Kerry Hore (NNRC), 7: Sarah Cook (SUWRC), Stroke: Sally Kehoe (SUWRC), Cox: Alison Williams, Coaches: Mark Prater, James Macartney, Lincoln Handley Open Men's Lightweight Eight 2nd. Melbourne University/Mercantile/Barwon 6:01.78 Bow: Stuart Alexander (MUBC), 2: James Wilson (MERC), 3: Scott Penning (BRC), 4: Jonothon Hookway (MUBC), 5: David DeLang (MERC), 6: Eduardo Inostroza (MERC), 7: Tommy Bertrand (MERC), Stroke: Angus Tyers (MUBC), Cox: David Webster, Coaches: Chris O'Brien, Alastair Isherwood, Peter Kupcis Under 23 Women's Lightweight Quad Scull 2nd. Mercantile/Melbourne University 7:09.72 Bow: Emma McLaughlin (MUBC), 2: Jen Bailey (MUBC), 3: Claire Saundry (MERC), Stroke: Stephanie Radford (MERC), Coaches: John Chestney, Mark Baxter Open Men's Lightweight Quad Scull 3rd. Nagambie/Power House/Barwon/Carrum 6:21.35 Bow: Glenn Fischmann (CRC), 2: Scott Penning (BRC), 3: Nick Inglis (PHRC), Stroke: Will Day (NRC), Coaches: Miles Burt, Neville Smith Adaptive Womens Legs, Trunk And Arms Single Scull 2nd. Mercantile 4:32.51 Carol Cooke, Coach: Stuart McShane Adaptive Men's Legs Trunk and Arms Single Scull 1st. Mercantile 3:53.87 Nick Bisetto, Coach: Stuart McShane Adaptive Womens Legs, Trunk And Arms Double Scull 1st. Mercantile/University of NSW 4:11.00 Bow: Alexandra Green (UNSW), Stroke: Carol Cooke (MERC), Coach: Stuart McShane 3rd. Mercantile 4:53.17 Bow: kathleen o'kelly-kennedy, Stroke: Emily Jansen, Coach: Stuart McShane Adaptive Men's Legs Trunk and Arms Double Scull

1st. Mercantile/Townsville & JCU 3:33.89 Bow: Peter Siri (TJCU), Stroke: Nick Bisetto (MERC), Coaches: Stuart McShane, Stephan Muhlenberg 2nd. Nepean/Nestles 3:55.05 Bow: Aaron Skinner (NRC), Stroke: Jackson Riley (NEPN), Coaches: Lindsay Callaghan, Neil Holmes 3rd. Mercantile 4:01.17 Bow: Darren Collins, Stroke: Michael Bishop, Coach: Stuart McShane

Adaptive Mens Legs, Trunk And Arms Single Scull Division 2 2nd. Nestles 2:28.70 Aaron Skinner, Coach: Tom Bertrand 3rd. Nestles 2:36.91 Chris Murray, Coach: Tom Bertrand Adaptive Mens Legs, Trunk And Arms Single Scull Division 2 2nd. Nestles 2:28.70 Aaron Skinner, Coach: Tom Bertrand 3rd. Nestles 2:36.91 Chris Murray, Coach: Tom Bertrand Open Club Men's Double Scull 2nd. Melbourne University 6:45.70 Bow: Gary Butcher, Stroke: Hamish Rowlands, Coach: Ben Delaney Open Club Women's Four 1st. Melbourne University 7:17.25 Bow: Hannah Clark, 2: Lucy Stephan, 3: Ashleigh Forbes, Stroke: Emily Hamilton, Coaches: Peter Kupcis, Claire Bowtell 2nd. Melbourne 7:18.96 Bow: Tanja Nishibata, 2: Jess Reifschneider, 3: Jessica Lion, Stroke: Helen Purdy, Coach: John Reddaway 3rd. Mercantile 7:20.93 Bow: Samantha Shearman, 2: Nicola Daniel, 3: Clare Canty, Stroke: Madelen Kostros, Coach: Tom Abramowski Open Club Men's Four 1st. Melbourne University 6:15.45 Bow: Jeremy Laronze, 2: Mathias Greffioz, 3: Ian


Mitchell, Stroke: Thomas Kimmel, Coach: Ben Delaney 2nd. Power House 6:16.43 Bow: Nick Inglis, 2: Drew Holman, 3: Conrad Tulloch, Stroke: Shane O'Connor-Smith Schoolgirl Coxed Four 1st. Lauriston Girls' School 8:00.30 Bow: Emilie Soust, 2: Meg Maitland, 3: Jessye Watt, Stroke: Alex Von Schoenberg, Cox: Lani Cleland, Coaches: Sam Hutchison, Tom Abramowski Schoolboy Coxed Four 3rd. Xavier College 7:01.97 Bow: Arden Chlebna, 2: Louis Denton, 3: Max Rowan, Stroke: Simon Keenan, Cox: Rory Shannon, Coaches: Brian Dalton, Julian Whitehead Schoolgirl Coxed Quad Scull 1st. Gippsland Grammar 7:26.15 Bow: Molly Connolly, 2: Tess Morrison, 3: Melissa Irving, Stroke: Fiona Munson, Cox: Louise Kemsley 2nd. Sacred Heart College - Geelong 7:27.26 Bow: Caroline Powers, 2: Grace Mandic, 3: Elizabeth McKeown, Stroke: Ailish Ryan, Cox: Mary Kate Prendergast, Coach: Leisa Wilson Schoolboy Coxed Quad Scull 3rd. Melbourne High 6:33.79 Bow: Scott Norman, 2: Geordie Biss, 3: Jamie Cahill, Stroke: Andrew Curnow, Cox: Daniel Maydelman, Coaches: Paul McGann, Anthony Barton Schoolboy Under 17 Eight 1st. Scotch College 6:14.28 Bow: William Adams, 2: Christopher Brack, 3: Ben Stops, 4: William Wilson, 5: Charlie Dixon, 6: Joseph Brinkler, 7: Charlie Lockwood, Stroke: Jack Tivey, Cox: William Bartley, Coach: Andrew Sypkens Schoolgirl Eight 2nd. Methodist Ladies College 6:53.38 Bow: Jane McMahon, 2: Georgia Watson, 3: Phoebe Hill, 4: Sarah Watson, 5: Alex Waddell, 6: Felicity Jacob, 7: Lucca Meagher, Stroke: Olympia Ward, Cox: Frances Rickard, Coaches: Peter Kupcis, Tim Dolphin Schoolboy Eight 1st. Scotch College 5:52.99 Bow: Alistair McLean, 2: Adam Brown, 3: Alex King, 4: Andrew White, 5: Andrew Emmett, 6: Harrison Casey, 7: Lachlan Kennedy, Stroke: Damien Lipshut, Cox: Stuart Sim, Coach: Tom Woodruff

2010 Australian Masters Rowing Championships 36 June 2010 Champion Lakes, Western Australia Championship Mens Masters A Single Scull 3rd. Power House 3:29.38 Nick Inglis Championship Mens Masters H Pair (Coxless)

1st. Banks 4:17.69 Bow: Dennis Millikan, Stroke: Luke Koekoek 3rd. Melbourne University/Banks 4:27.51 Bow: Donald Gibb (BANKS), Stroke: James Wetherley (MUBC) Championship Mens Masters D Pair (Coxless) 1st. Barwon 3:27.02 Bow: Ross George, Stroke: Andrew Cleary 2nd. Banks/Melbourne 3:27.51 Bow: Matthew Harrison (MRC), Stroke: Ion Popa (BANKS) Championship Mens Masters C Quad Scull 1st. Essendon 3:04.27 Bow: Bill Nugent, 2: Stewart Allsop, 3: Paul Parker, Stroke: Scott Riddell Championship Mens Masters G Single Scull 3rd. Corio Bay 3:57.83 Jeff Sykes Championship Mens Masters B Eight 2nd. Power House 3:04.04 Bow: Bruce Winnen, 2: Craig Salisbury, 3: Jon Bailey, 4: Allister Hill, 5: Ben Woffenden, 6: Nick Inglis, 7: Drew Holman, Stroke: Nicholas Hatjiandreou, Cox: Caitlin Ripper Championship Womens Masters B Eight 1st. Power House/Melbourne 3:23.93 Bow: Kirsty Russell (MRC), 2: Jenn Kilby (MRC), 3: Cindy Plowman (PHRC), 4: Rosie Burgess (PHRC), 5: Yvette Gray (PHRC), 6: Virginia Tainton (PHRC), 7: Kirsten Chapman (PHRC), Stroke: Nicole Grant (PHRC), Cox: Caitlin Ripper 3rd. Canberra/Melbourne/Essendon 3:57.08 Bow: Tamara McPherson (ERC), 2: Alexia Miller (MRC), 3: Felicity Nutter (MRC), 4: Jessica Lion (MRC), 5: Ann Trappitt (CANB), 6: Karen McVicker (CANB), 7: Kerry Knowler (CANB), Stroke: Belinda Beauman (CANB), Cox: Narelle Connor Championship Mens Masters F Eight 1st. Banks/Melbourne/Barwon 3:09.66 Bow: Marinus Van Onselen (MRC), 2: David Ramage (BANKS), 3: Paul Guest (BANKS), 4: Andrew Cleary (BRC), 5: Ion Popa (BANKS), 6: Gavin Jenner (MRC), 7: Chris Shinners (BANKS), Stroke: Jim Lowe (BANKS), Cox: Rob England


3rd. Power House/Essendon 3:30.04 Bow: John Haag (ERC), 2: Rick Prince (PHRC), 3: Tony Hodges (PHRC), 4: Doug McManamny (PHRC), 5: Brian Smith (PHRC), 6: Geoff Pullin (PHRC), 7: Geoff White (PHRC), Stroke: Peter Benson (PHRC), Cox: Tara Spivakovsky, Coach: Nick Inglis Championship Womens Masters E Double Scull 2nd. Corio Bay 4:01.49 Bow: Sally Galbraith, Stroke: Joan Sykes 3rd. Caulfield Grammarians 4:03.58 Bow: Jenny Dewar, Stroke: Robyn Varney, Coach: Neville Smith Mixed Masters D Quad Scull Division 2 1st. Essendon/Richmond/Melbourne University 3:20.07 Bow: Pamela Whiting (MUBC), 2: Carolyn Manning (RRC), 3: Tim Juzefowicz (ERC), Stroke: Richard Saul (ERC) Mixed Masters D Quad Scull Division 3 3rd. Corio Bay/Melbourne 3:31.31 Bow: Maggie McLaughlan (MRC), 2: Jan Earl (MRC), 3: Richard Axe (CBRC), Stroke: Peter Aberle (CBRC) Mixed Masters A & B Double Scull Division 1 2nd. Essendon 3:34.67 Bow: Tamara McPherson, Stroke: Scott Riddell Mixed Masters A & B Double Scull Division 2 2nd. Power House 3:46.33 Bow: Kate Andrews, Stroke: Drew Holman Mixed Masters C Eight 1st. Melbourne/Power House 3:19.04 Bow: Carolyn Browne (MRC), 2: Felicity Finlayson (MRC), 3: Allister Hill (PHRC), 4: Andrew Kegele (PHRC), 5: Ben Woffenden (PHRC), 6: David Harris (PHRC), 7: Kirsty Russell (MRC), Stroke: Kathryn Taylor (MRC), Cox: Tara Spivakovsky 2nd. Power House 3:23.44 Bow: Bruce Winnen, 2: Roland Baltutis, 3: Angelo Rizzardi, 4: Peter Leahy, 5: Rosie Burgess, 6: Virginia Tainton, 7: Kirsten Chapman, Stroke: Nicole Grant, Cox: Caitlin Ripper, Nick Inglis Championship Mens Masters J Single Scull 2nd. Power House/Melbourne 4:35.30 Bow: Carolyn Browne (MRC), 2: Kirsty Russell (MRC), 3: Jenn Kilby (MRC), Stroke: Virginia Tainton (PHRC), Cox: Anita Schmidt, Coach: Mark Baxter Championship Womens Masters C Four (Coxless) 2nd. Yarra Yarra 4:14.36 Bow: Susie Bartlett, 2: Wendy Schumer, 3: Lis Sutherland, Stroke: Jenny Yann, Coach: Jane Robinson Championship Mens Masters G Eight 1st. Banks/Melbourne 3:39.94 Bow: Marinus Van Onselen (MRC), 2: Luke Koekoek (BANKS), 3: Dennis Millikan (BANKS), 4: David Ramage (BANKS), 5: Paul Guest (BANKS), 6: Gavin Jenner (MRC), 7: Chris Shinners (BANKS), Stroke: Jim Lowe (BANKS), Cox: Rob England

Championship Womens Masters F Single Scull 1st. Melbourne University 5:32.34 Pamela Whiting, Coach: Brenton Terrell Championship Mens Masters A Eight 3rd. Power House 3:22.60 Bow: Angelo Rizzardi, 2: Craig Salisbury, 3: Jon Bailey, 4: Nicholas Hatjiandreou, 5: Ben Woffenden, 6: Allister Hill, 7: Nick Inglis, Stroke: Drew Holman, Cox: Caitlin Ripper Championship Mens Masters B Quad Scull 3rd. Essendon 3:26.38 Bow: Jeff Walker, 2: John Dolfini, 3: Paul Parker, Stroke: Scott Riddell Championship Womens Masters B Single Scull 1st. Melbourne 4:30.70 Tanja Nishibata, Coach: John Reddaway 3rd. Essendon 4:44.17 Tamara McPherson, Coach: Scott Riddell Championship Mens Masters I Four (Coxed) 1st. Banks/Swan River 4:22.41 Bow: Donald Gibb (BANKS), 2: Adrian Monger (SRRC), 3: John Jopling (BANKS), Stroke: Ian Macmillan (BANKS), Cox: Robert Wright Championship Mens Masters C Four (Coxed) 1st. Corio Bay/Barwon 3:27.34 Bow: Ross George (BRC), 2: Andrew Cleary (BRC), 3: Richard Axe (CBRC), Stroke: Peter Aberle (CBRC), Cox: Rob England 2nd. Corowa 3:35.11 Bow: Anthony Langford, 2: James Webb, 3: Ross Maclean, Stroke: Simon Withers, Cox: Debra Mason, Coach: Robert Eyers 3rd. Power House 3:42.90 Bow: Allister Hill, 2: David Harris, 3: Peter Leahy, Stroke: Andrew Kegele, Cox: Tara Spivakovsky, Coach: Nick Inglis Championship Mens Masters C Four (Coxless) 2nd. Banks/Melbourne 3:36.70 Bow: Matthew Harrison (MRC), 2: Anthony Rixon (BANKS), 3: Ion Popa (BANKS), Stroke: Simon Wilson (BANKS) Championship Womens Masters A Four (Coxed)


1st. Power House 4:15.18 Bow: Rosie Burgess, 2: Nicole Grant, 3: Kate Andrews, Stroke: Cindy Plowman, Cox: Caitlin Ripper, Coach: Drew Holman Championship Womens Masters A Four (Coxless) 3rd. Power House 4:12.25 Bow: Greer Lamaro, 2: Kirsten Chapman, 3: Yvette Gray, Stroke: Virginia Tainton Championship Mens Masters D Double Scull 2nd. Essendon 3:37.93 Bow: Tim Juzefowicz, Stroke: Richard Saul Championship Womens Masters D Double Scull 2nd. Caulfield Grammarians/Richmond 4:19.48 Bow: Geraldine Goss (RRC), Stroke: Jenny Dewar (CGRC) Mixed Masters C Quad Scull 1st. Footscray City/Corowa 3:26.42 Bow: Geoff Lowe (FCRC), 2: Robert Eyers (CRC), 3: Louise de Koster (FCRC), Stroke: Katie Stoeckel (FCRC), Coach: Neil Boness Mixed Masters E Double Scull Division 2 1st. Caulfield Grammarians 4:13.37 Bow: Michael Dakic, Stroke: Robyn Varney 3rd. Corio Bay 4:23.66 Bow: Sally Galbraith, Stroke: Ian Bridgland Mixed Masters D Eight 2nd. Banks/Yarra Yarra 3:22.87 Bow: Lis Sutherland (YYRC), 2: Wendy Schumer (YYRC), 3: Susie Bartlett (YYRC), 4: Jenny Yann (YYRC), 5: Chris Shinners (BANKS), 6: Simon Wilson (BANKS), 7: Jim Lowe (BANKS), Stroke: Ion Popa (BANKS), Cox: Hannah Sutherland 3rd. Melbourne 3:39.07 Bow: Murray Ross, 2: Gavin Jenner, 3: Gary Tait, 4: Matthew Harrison, 5: Kaye Schmidt, 6: Kirsty Russell, 7: Jenn Kilby, Stroke: Kathryn Taylor, Cox: Anita Schmidt, Coach: Mark Baxter Championship Womens Masters C Single Scull 2nd. Richmond 4:46.43 Carolyn Manning Championship Mens Masters A Quad Scull 1st. Essendon/Power House 3:17.24 Bow: Jeff Walker (ERC), 2: Nick Inglis (PHRC), 3: Paul Parker (ERC), Stroke: Scott Riddell (ERC) Championship Mens Masters B Pair (Coxless) 2nd. Power House 3:54.01 Bow: Nicholas Hatjiandreou, Stroke: Drew Holman Championship Mens Masters D Four (Coxed) 1st. Banks 3:47.02 Bow: Chris Shinners, 2: Jim Lowe, 3: Ion Popa, Stroke: Simon Wilson, Cox: Susannah Schoeffel 2nd. Power House 3:57.29 Bow: Brendon Beattie, 2: Rick Prince, 3: Craig Cooper, Stroke: Andrew Kegele, Cox: Tara Spivakovsky, Coach: Nick Inglis Championship Womens Masters A Double Scull 1st. Melbourne 4:11.43 Bow: Felicity Nutter, Stroke: Alexia Miller

2nd. Footscray City 4:12.88 Bow: Louise de Koster, Stroke: Katie Stoeckel, Coach: Neil Boness 3rd. Melbourne 4:16.39 Bow: Tanja Nishibata, Stroke: Jessica Lion, Coach: John Reddaway Championship Womens Masters D Four (Coxed) 2nd. Yarra Yarra 4:15.15 Bow: Wendy Schumer, 2: Lis Sutherland, 3: Jenny Yann, Stroke: Susie Bartlett, Cox: Hannah Sutherland, Coach: Jane Robinson 3rd. Melbourne 4:22.16 Bow: Kaye Schmidt, 2: Kirsty Russell, 3: Jenn Kilby, Stroke: Sharon McDonald, Cox: Anita Schmidt, Coach: Mark Baxter Championship Mens Masters H Eight 1st. Melbourne/Banks 3:53.30 Bow: Ian Douglas (BANKS), 2: John Jopling (BANKS), 3: Marinus Van Onselen (MRC), 4: Luke Koekoek (BANKS), 5: Dennis Millikan (BANKS), 6: David Ramage (BANKS), 7: Paul Guest (BANKS), Stroke: Gavin Jenner (MRC), Cox: Rob England 3rd. Riverside/Essendon/Port Adelaide 4:31.28 Bow: John Argue (RRC), 2: John Agnew (RRC), 3: Peter Reschke (RRC), 4: Paul Knight (PARC), 5: John Seale (ERC), 6: Jim Penfold (RRC), 7: Anthony Ryan (RRC), Stroke: Henry Muller (RRC), Cox: Sam Holst Championship Womens Masters G Single Scull 1st. Melbourne University 5:44.19 Patsy Montgomery Championship Mens Masters F Four (Coxless) 3rd. Power House 4:00.73 Bow: Brian Smith, 2: Geoff Pullin, 3: Geoff White, Stroke: Peter Benson, Coach: Nick Inglis Championship Womens Masters B Pair (Coxless) 1st. Essendon/Melbourne 4:19.67 Bow: Tanja Nishibata (MRC), Stroke: Tamara McPherson (ERC), Coach: John Reddaway Championship Womens Masters E Single Scull 3rd. Melbourne University 4:58.89 Pamela Whiting, Coach: Brenton Terrell Championship Mens Masters C Single Scull 2nd. Corio Bay 4:07.62 Richard Axe Championship Mens Masters E Double Scull 3rd. Corio Bay 3:57.83 Bow: Jeff Sykes, Stroke: Peter Searle Mixed Masters A & B Quad Scull Division 1 2nd. Footscray City/Corowa 3:40.31 Bow: Geoff Lowe (FCRC), 2: Robert Eyers (CRC), 3: Louise de Koster (FCRC), Stroke: Katie Stoeckel (FCRC), Coach: Neil Boness Mixed Masters A & B Quad Scull Division 2 1st. Essendon/Melbourne 3:38.19 Bow: Tanja Nishibata (MRC), 2: Tamara McPherson (ERC), 3: Paul Parker (ERC), Stroke: Scott Riddell (ERC)


3rd. Fremantle/Corio Bay/West Australian 3:47.95 Bow: Anna Mein (FRC), 2: Peter Klemm (WARC), 3: Peter Aberle (CBRC), Stroke: Julia Dick (FRC), Coach: Jacki Morrell Mixed Masters E Four (Coxed) 3rd. Melbourne/Power House 4:18.90 Bow: Bruce Winnen (PHRC), 2: Geoff White (PHRC), 3: Jan Earl (MRC), Stroke: Glenda Date (MRC), Cox: Anita Schmidt, Coach: Mark Baxter Mixed Masters F - J Double Scull Division 2 2nd. Corio Bay 4:15.58 Bow: Joan Sykes, Stroke: Jeff Sykes Mixed Masters F - J Double Scull Division 4 1st. Swan River/Hawthorn 5:15.45 Bow: Derek Fern (HAWT), Stroke: Jennifer Collins (SRRC) Championship Womens Masters G Double Scull 1st. Melbourne University 4:46.94 Bow: Patsy Montgomery, Stroke: Anne Nicolay, Coach: Brenton Terrell 2nd. Melbourne/Sunshine Coast 4:53.95 Bow: Jean Clark (SCRC), Stroke: Maggie McLaughlan (MRC) Championship Mens Masters G Quad Scull 1st. Swan River/Corio Bay 3:39.68 Bow: Jeff Sykes (CBRC), 2: Alan Nicoll (SRRC), 3: Michael Scott (SRRC), Stroke: George Xouris (SRRC)

Championship Womens Masters B Four (Coxed) 1st. Power House/Essendon 3:59.74 Bow: Tamara McPherson (ERC), 2: Virginia Tainton (PHRC), 3: Nicole Grant (PHRC), Stroke: Kirsten Chapman (PHRC), Cox: Caitlin Ripper 2nd. Yarra Yarra 4:07.74 Bow: Wendy Schumer, 2: Lis Sutherland, 3: Jenny Yann, Stroke: Susie Bartlett, Cox: Hannah Sutherland, Coach: Jane Robinson Championship Womens Masters B Four (Coxless) 1st. Canberra/Melbourne 3:52.71 Bow: Elaine Bissaker (CANB), 2: Felicity Nutter (MRC), 3: Kerry Knowler (CANB), Stroke: Sue Donoghoe (CANB)

Championship Mens Masters H Four (Coxed) 1st. Banks 4:13.36 Bow: Dennis Millikan, 2: Luke Koekoek, 3: Paul Guest, Stroke: David Ramage, Cox: Rob England Championship Womens Masters A Quad Scull 1st. Melbourne 3:38.43 Bow: Tanja Nishibata, 2: Claire Banham, 3: Jessica Lion, Stroke: Alexia Miller, Coach: John Reddaway 3rd. Power House 3:49.42 Bow: Greer Lamaro, 2: Kate Andrews, 3: Yvette Gray, Stroke: Erin Carrigy Championship Mens Masters I Double Scull 2nd. Hawthorn 4:40.81 Bow: Neil Courtney, Stroke: Derek Fern Championship Mens Masters F Pair (Coxless) 1st. Power House 4:02.04 Bow: Geoff Pullin, Stroke: Geoff White 3rd. Caulfield Grammarians/Mercantile 4:21.50 Bow: Colin Kimpton (MERC), Stroke: Michael Dakic (CGRC), Coach: Neville Smith Mixed Masters E Quad Scull Division 2 2nd. Corio Bay 3:40.58 Bow: Joan Sykes, 2: Sally Galbraith, 3: Jeff Sykes, Stroke: Peter Searle Mixed Masters C Double Scull Division 1 1st. Footscray City 3:37.38 Bow: Geoff Lowe, Stroke: Katie Stoeckel Mixed Masters C Double Scull Division 2 1st. Corio Bay/Port Macquarie 3:54.64 Bow: Elizabeth Levido (PTMAC), Stroke: Richard Axe (CBRC) Mixed Masters F-J Eight 1st. Richmond/Banks/Melbourne 4:01.19 Bow: Jan Earl (MRC), 2: Helen McManamny (MRC), 3: Julie Playfair (MRC), 4: Judy Macartney (MRC), 5: Ian Douglas (BANKS), 6: Luke Koekoek (BANKS), 7: Dennis Millikan (BANKS), Stroke: Ray Dennis (RRC), Cox: Carolyn Browne 3rd. Power House/Melbourne/Yarra Yarra/Melbourne University 4:12.39 Bow: Kaye Schmidt (MRC), 2: Patsy Montgomery (MUBC), 3: Jenny Hall (YYRC), 4: Glenda Date (MRC), 5: Geoff White (PHRC), 6: Geoff Pullin (PHRC), 7: Peter Benson (PHRC), Stroke: Brian Smith (PHRC), Cox: Anita Schmidt, Coach: Mark Baxter Mixed Masters A & B Four (Coxed) 1st. Essendon/Melbourne 3:39.19 Bow: Tanja Nishibata (MRC), 2: Tamara McPherson (ERC), 3: Scott Riddell (ERC), Stroke: Paul Parker (ERC), Cox: Deane Hardwick 2nd. Power House 3:41.94 Bow: Kate Andrews, 2: Cindy Plowman, 3: Nicholas Hatjiandreou, Stroke: Drew Holman, Cox: Tara Spivakovsky 3rd. Power House 3:45.54 Bow: Greer Lamaro, 2: Rosie Burgess, 3: Jon Bailey,


Stroke: Ben Woffenden, Cox: Caitlin Ripper Interstate Womens Masters D Quad Scull 3rd. Victoria 3:44.68 Bow: Carolyn Manning (RRC), 2: Geraldine Goss (RRC), 3: Jenny Dewar (CGRC), Stroke: Robyn Varney (CGRC), Coach: Neville Smith Interstate Mens Masters D Eight 1st. Victoria 3:05.07 Bow: Ross George (BRC), 2: Matthew Harrison (MRC), 3: Chris Shinners (BANKS), 4: Jim Lowe (BANKS), 5: Peter Aberle (CBRC), 6: Andrew Cleary (BRC), 7: Ion Popa (BANKS), Stroke: Simon Wilson (BANKS), Cox: Rob England, Coach: Paul Guest Interstate Mens Masters D Quad Scull 1st. Victoria 3:18.69 Bow: Tim Juzefowicz, 2: Bill Nugent, 3: Richard Saul, Stroke: Stewart Allsop, Coach: Scott Riddell Championship Womens B Double Scull 1st. Footscray City 4:05.10 Bow: Louise de Koster, Stroke: Katie Stoeckel, Coach: Neil Boness 2nd. Melbourne 4:06.87 Bow: Felicity Nutter, Stroke: Alexia Miller Championship Mens Masters E Eight 1st. Barwon/Banks/Melbourne 3:16.88 Bow: Marinus Van Onselen (MRC), 2: David Ramage (BANKS), 3: Ross George (BRC), 4: Matthew Harrison (MRC), 5: Chris Shinners (BANKS), 6: Jim Lowe (BANKS), 7: Ion Popa (BANKS), Stroke: Andrew Cleary (BRC), Cox: Hannah Sutherland 3rd. Corio Bay 3:24.30 Bow: Rob England, 2: Paul Van Prooyen, 3: Graeme Smith, 4: Ian Bridgland, 5: Jeff Sykes, 6: Peter Searle, 7: Richard Axe, Stroke: Peter Aberle, Cox: Joan Sykes, Coaches: Don Lester, Ernie Searle Championship Mens B Single 1st. Power House 3:42.47 Nick Inglis Championship Mens Masters G Pair (Coxless) 1st. Melbourne/Banks 4:23.33 Bow: Paul Guest (BANKS), Stroke: Gavin Jenner (MRC) Championship Mens Masters A Four (Coxed) 1st. Power House 3:38.79 Bow: Ben Woffenden, 2: Drew Holman, 3: Nicholas Hatjiandreou, Stroke: Nick Inglis, Cox: Nicole Grant 3rd. Power House 4:00.90 Bow: Craig Salisbury, 2: Jon Bailey, 3: Allister Hill, Stroke: David Harris, Cox: Tara Spivakovsky Championship Womens Masters G Eight 1st. Melbourne University/Sydney/Riverside/Balmain/Sunshine Coast 4:50.01 Bow: Jean Clark (SCRC), 2: Lynette Skelton (BALM), 3: Gordana Kalanj (RRC), 4: Chilly Parker (RRC), 5: Kaye Smythe (SRC), 6: Dorothy De George (SRC), 7: Anne Nicolay (MUBC), Stroke: Patsy Montgomery (MUBC), Cox: Glenison Alsop Championship Mens Masters D Single Scull

1st. Essendon 4:01.10 Stewart Allsop 3rd. Essendon 4:06.41 Richard Saul Championship Mens Masters H Quad Scull 1st. Essendon/Banks 4:07.19 Bow: John Seale (ERC), 2: Donald Gibb (BANKS), 3: Luke Koekoek (BANKS), Stroke: John Haag (ERC) Championship Womens Masters A Pair (Coxless) 1st. Essendon/Melbourne 4:41.32 Bow: Tanja Nishibata (MRC), Stroke: Tamara McPherson (ERC), Coach: John Reddaway Championship Womens Masters E Four (Coxed) 2nd. Latrobe University 4:34.76 Bow: Jane Welst, 2: Jennifer Johns, 3: Linda Graham, Stroke: Meredith Burrell, Cox: Amanda Crofts, Coach: Amanda Crofts 3rd. Melbourne/Yarra Yarra 4:40.09

Bow: Lynenette Murray (MRC), 2: Jenny Hall (YYRC), 3: Julie Playfair (MRC), Stroke: Jan Earl (MRC), Cox: Anita Schmidt, Coach: Mark Baxter Championship Mens Masters C Pair (Coxless) 2nd. Banks 3:53.70 Bow: Anthony Rixon, Stroke: Simon Wilson Mixed Masters A & B Eight 1st. Power House 3:37.03 Bow: Nicholas Hatjiandreou, 2: Ben Woffenden, 3: Drew Holman, 4: Allister Hill, 5: Yvette Gray, 6: Kirsten Chapman, 7: Kate Andrews, Stroke: Cindy Plowman, Cox: Caitlin Ripper 2nd. Power House 3:40.39 Bow: Roland Baltutis, 2: Craig Salisbury, 3: Jon Bailey, 4: Andrew Kegele, 5: Greer Lamaro, 6: Virginia Tainton, 7: Erin Carrigy, Stroke: Rosie Burgess, Cox: Tara Spivakovsky Mixed Masters F - J Quad Scull Division 1 1st. Corio Bay 3:53.92 Bow: Joan Sykes, 2: Sally Galbraith, 3: Ian Bridgland, Stroke: Jeff Sykes,Coach: Stuart Wilson Mixed Masters F - J Quad Scull Division 2 3rd. Swan River/Balmain/Hawthorn 4:54.49 Bow: Neil Courtney (HAWT), 2: Derek Fern (HAWT),


3: Lynette Skelton (BALM), Stroke: Jan Mullineux (SRRC) Mixed Masters D Four (Coxed) Division 1 3rd. Yarra Yarra 4:00.95 Bow: Susie Bartlett, 2: Jenny Yann, 3: Warren Yann, Stroke: Rowan Gebert, Cox: Susannah Schoeffel Mixed Masters D Four (Coxed) Division 2 1st. Corio Bay/Banks/Yarra Yarra 3:45.01 Bow: Lis Sutherland (YYRC), 2: Wendy Schumer (YYRC), 3: Ion Popa (BANKS), Stroke: Peter Aberle (CBRC), Cox: Hannah Sutherland 2nd. Banks/Bunbury 3:48.33 Bow: Jennifer Coote (BRC), 2: Nola Cigulev (BRC), 3: Jim Lowe (BANKS), Stroke: Chris Shinners (BANKS), Cox: Glenys Hough 3rd. Melbourne/Power House 3:49.42 Bow: Felicity Finlayson (MRC), 2: David Harris (PHRC), 3: Craig Cooper (PHRC), Stroke: Kathryn Taylor (MRC), Cox: Caitlin Ripper Championship Womens Masters A Eight 2nd. Power House 3:51.08 Bow: Nicole Grant, 2: Greer Lamaro, 3: Kirsten Chapman, 4: Rosie Burgess, 5: Virginia Tainton, 6: Kate Andrews, 7: Cindy Plowman, Stroke: Yvette Gray, Cox: Caitlin Ripper 3rd. Melbourne/Leichhardt 3:56.25 Bow: Rachel Porter (LEICH), 2: Katherine Collings (LEICH), 3: Sara Eldridge (LEICH), 4: Merinda Breen (LEICH), 5: Jessica Lion (MRC), 6: Felicity Nutter (MRC), 7: Alexia Miller (MRC), Stroke: Tanja Nishibata (MRC), Cox: Claire Banham Championship Mens Masters E Quad Scull 1st. Swan River 3:33.05 3rd. Corio Bay 3:35.28 Bow: Graeme Smith, 2: Ian Bridgland, 3: Jeff Sykes, Stroke: Peter Searle, Coach: Ernie Searle Championship Womens Masters D Quad Scull 3rd. Caulfield Grammarians/Richmond 3:59.53 Bow: Geraldine Goss (RRC), 2: Carolyn Manning (RRC), 3: Jenny Dewar (CGRC), Stroke: Robyn Varney (CGRC), Coach: Neville Smith Championship Mens Masters B Four (Coxed) 1st. Essendon 3:48.28 Bow: Jeff Walker, 2: John Dolfini, 3: Scott Riddell, Stroke: Paul Parker, Cox: Deane Hardwick 2nd. Melbourne/Power House 4:12.82 Bow: Jon Bailey (PHRC), 2: Craig Salisbury (PHRC), 3: Ben Woffenden (PHRC), Stroke: Matthew Harrison (MRC), Cox: Caitlin Ripper Championship Mens Masters B Four (Coxless) 3rd. Power House 3:27.57 Bow: Drew Holman, 2: Nicholas Hatjiandreou, 3: Allister Hill, Stroke: Nick Inglis Championship Womens Masters C Pair (Coxless) 1st. Melbourne 4:36.67 Bow: Kirsty Russell, Stroke: Jenn Kilby, Coaches: Mark Baxter, Stuart McShane

Championship Womens Masters F Double Scull 1st. Melbourne University/Corio Bay 4:26.56 Bow: Joan Sykes (CBRC), Stroke: Pamela Whiting (MUBC) 3rd. Melbourne 4:30.84 Bow: Jenny Rickards, Stroke: Helen McManamny, Coach: Neville Smith Championship Womens Masters B Quad Scull 1st. Melbourne 3:50.66 Bow: Tanja Nishibata, 2: Claire Banham, 3: Jessica Lion, Stroke: Felicity Nutter, Coach: John Reddaway Championship Mens Masters C Double Scull 2nd. Corio Bay 3:41.14 Bow: Richard Axe, stroke: Peter Aberle Mixed Masters E Eight 2nd. Melbourne/Alan Mitchell Club 3:50.61 Bow: Des Lock (ALAN), 2: Gavin Jenner (MRC), 3: Gary Tait (MRC), 4: Matthew Harrison (MRC), 5: Lynenette Murray (MRC), 6: Glenda Date (MRC), 7: Jan Earl (MRC), Stroke: Kaye Schmidt (MRC), Cox: Anita Schmidt, Coach: Mark Baxter Mixed Masters C Four (Coxed) 1st. Power House 4:02.95 Bow: Kirsten Chapman, 2: Angelo Rizzardi, 3: Andrew Kegele, Stroke: Nicole Grant, Cox: Caitlin Ripper 2nd. Banks/Melbourne/Yarra Yarra 4:08.42 Bow: Lis Sutherland (YYRC), 2: Wendy Schumer (YYRC), 3: Matthew Harrison (MRC), Stroke: Anthony Rixon (BANKS), Cox: Hannah Sutherland Mixed Masters D Double Scull Division 3 3rd. Melbourne/Richmond 4:25.11 Bow: Geraldine Goss (RRC), Stroke: Murray Ross (MRC), Coach: Neville Smith Mixed Masters D Double Scull Division 4 1st. Essendon/Richmond 4:02.25 Bow: Carolyn Manning (RRC), Stroke: Richard Saul (ERC) Womens Champ Of Champs 1X 1st. Melbourne University 5:12.57 Pamela Whiting, Coach: Brenton Terrell 3rd. Melbourne 5:20.39 Tanja Nishibata, Coach: John Reddaway


Championship Mens Masters I Eight 1st. Banks/Swan River/Richmond/Hawthorn/Carrum 4:08.76 Bow: Josef Romer (CRC), 2: Neil Courtney (HAWT), 3: Ray Dennis (RRC), 4: Ian Macmillan (BANKS), 5: Adrian Monger (SRRC), 6: Luke Koekoek (BANKS), 7: Donald Gibb (BANKS), Stroke: John Jopling (BANKS), Cox: Rob England Championship Mens Masters G Four (Coxed) 1st. Melbourne/Banks 4:07.62 Bow: Marinus Van Onselen (MRC), 2: David Ramage (BANKS), 3: Paul Guest (BANKS), Stroke: Gavin Jenner (MRC), Cox: Rob England 2nd. ANA/Mercantile/Essendon 4:26.62 Bow: John Haag (ERC), 2: John Seale (ERC), 3: Colin Kimpton (MERC), Stroke: John Westall (ANA), Cox: Phillipa Depiazzi Championship Mens Masters F Double Scull 2nd. Melbourne/Caulfield Grammarians 4:03.86 Bow: Michael Dakic (CGRC), Stroke: Gary Tait (MRC), Coach: Neville Smith Championship Mens D Quad Scull 1st. Essendon 3:22.37 Bow: Tim Juzefowicz, 2: Richard Saul, 3: Stewart Allsop, Stroke: Bill Nugent 3rd. Corio Bay 3:32.81 Bow: Jeff Sykes, 2: Peter Searle, 3: Richard Axe, Stroke: Peter Aberle Championship Womens Masters E Quad Scull 3rd. Caulfield Grammarians/Melbourne 4:06.18 Bow: Jenny Rickards (MRC), 2: Helen McManamny (MRC), 3: Jenny Dewar (CGRC), Stroke: Robyn Varney (CGRC), Coach: Neville Smith Championship Womens Masters C Quad Scull 1st. Richmond/Footscray City/Essendon 3:59.78 Bow: Tamara McPherson (ERC), 2: Louise de Koster (FCRC), 3: Geraldine Goss (RRC), Stroke: Carolyn Manning (RRC), Coach: Neville Smith Championship Mens Masters B Double Scull 3rd. Essendon 3:41.84 Bow: Paul Parker, Stroke: Scott Riddell

Championship Mens Masters E Four (Coxed) 1st. University of Queensland/Banks 3:44.61 Bow: Chris Shinners (BANKS), 2: Jim Lowe (BANKS), 3: Ion Popa (BANKS), Stroke: Ian Luxford (UQBC), Cox: Rob England 3rd. Power House 4:07.44 Bow: Tony Hodges, 2: Geoff Pullin, 3: Geoff White, Stroke: Peter Benson, Cox: Tara Spivakovsky, Coach: Nick Inglis Championship Mens Masters E Four (Coxless) 1st. Power House 3:59.93 Bow: Brian Smith, 2: Brendon Beattie, 3: Rick Prince, Stroke: Craig Cooper, Coach: Nick Inglis Championship Mens Masters C Eight 1st. Banks/Corio Bay/Barwon/Melbourne 3:12.97 Bow: Ross George (BRC), 2: Peter Searle (CBRC), 3: Anthony Rixon (BANKS), 4: Matthew Harrison (MRC), 5: Peter Aberle (CBRC), 6: Andrew Cleary (BRC), 7: Richard Axe (CBRC), Stroke: Simon Wilson (BANKS), Cox: Rob England 2nd. Power House 3:19.17 Bow: Craig Salisbury, 2: Ben Woffenden, 3: Angelo Rizzardi, 4: David Harris, 5: Bruce Winnen, 6: Andrew Kegele, 7: Nick Inglis, Stroke: Drew Holman, Cox: Nicole Grant 3rd. ANA/Corowa 3:22.14 Bow: Ian Hilton (ANA), 2: Ross Maclean (CRC), 3: Christopher Hayes (ANA), 4: Chris Morris (ANA), 5: Michael Hughes (ANA), 6: Wooter Op Den Velde (ANA), 7: Simon Withers (CRC), Stroke: Anthony Imison (ANA), Cox: Helen Op den Velde, Coach: Stuart Ridgway Championship Mens Masters D 8+ 1st. Banks/Barwon/Melbourne 3:15.00 Bow: Ross George (BRC), 2: Matthew Harrison (MRC), 3: Anthony Rixon (BANKS), 4: Jim Lowe (BANKS), 5: Chris Shinners (BANKS), 6: Andrew Cleary (BRC), 7: Ion Popa (BANKS), Stroke: Simon Wilson (BANKS), Cox: Rob England 2nd. ANA/Corowa/Swan River 3:22.04 Bow: James Carpenter (ANA), 2: Ian Hilton (ANA), 3:


Christopher Hayes (ANA), 4: Peter Kesners (SRRC), 5: Michael Hughes (ANA), 6: Wooter Op Den Velde (ANA), 7: Anthony Langford (CRC), Stroke: Anthony Imison (ANA), Cox: Helen Op den Velde 3rd. Power House 3:34.44 Bow: Andrew Kegele, 2: Bruce Winnen, 3: Ian Thompson, 4: Craig Cooper, 5: David Harris, 6: Brendon Beattie, 7: Angelo Rizzardi, Stroke: Roland Baltutis, Cox: Nicole Grant, Coach: Nick Inglis

Saturday 13 February & Sunday 14 February 2010 Nagambie Lakes Regatta Centre Male Open Single Scull 1st. Mercantile - VIS 7:20.98 David Crawshay, Coach: Chris O'Brien Female Open Single Scull 1st. Melbourne University - VIS 8:26.00 Kim Crow Male Open Double Scull 1st. Mercantile/Melbourne University - VIS 7:11.93 Bow: Karsten Forsterling (MUBC), Stroke: David Crawshay (MERC), Coach: Chris O'Brien Female Open Double Scull 1st. Melbourne University - VIS 7:53.50Bow: Sylvie Withers, Stroke: Alison Crowe Male Open Quad Scull 1st. Mercantile 6:37.99 Bow: Chris Bush, 2: Lachlan McKinnon, 3: Shane Jackson, Stroke: Zac Cleaver, Coach: Alastair Isherwood Female Open Quad Scull 1st. Mercantile 7:42.01 Bow: Amanda Nickson, 2: Brydie Foran, 3: Hannah Lewis, Stroke: Carley McKay, Coaches: David Colvin, Jason Lont Male Open Coxless Pair 1st. Mercantile/Melbourne University - VIS 6:57.05 Bow: Tom Larkins (MUBC), Stroke: Josh Dunkley-Smith (MERC), Coach: Rhett Ayliffe Female Open Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne University/Mercantile - VIS 7:30.00 Bow: Pauline Frasca (MERC), Stroke: Phoebe Stanley (MUBC), Coaches: Bill Tait, Lizzie Patrick Male Open Coxed Four 1st. Melbourne University 7:04.97 Bow: Thomas Kimmel, 2: Ian Mitchell, 3: Mathias Greffioz, Stroke: Jeremy Laronze, Cox: Amelia Agosta Female Open Coxed Four 1st. Mercantile 8:09.95 Bow: Amanda Nickson, 2: Katrina Blaubaum, 3: Carley McKay, Stroke: Joanna Gray, Cox: Maddie Wood, Coach: David Colvin Male Open Coxless Four 1st. Sydney University/Melbourne University/Mercantile - VIS 6:50.60 Bow: Tom Larkins (MUBC), 2: Josh Dunkley-Smith (MERC), 3: Cameron McKenzie-McHarg (MUBC), Stroke: Francis Hegerty Coach: Chris O'Brien

Female Open Coxless Four 1st. Mercantile/Melbourne University - VIS 6:54.07 Bow: Phoebe Stanley (MUBC), 2: Sophie Robson (MUBC), 3: Pauline Frasca (MERC), Stroke: Kate Hornsey (MERC), Coach: Bill Tait Male Open Eight 1st. Melbourne University 6:04.99 Bow: William Lockwood, 2: Luke Carey, 3: Tom Larkins, 4: Daniel Sweeney, 5: James Marburg, 6: Cameron McKenzie-McHarg, 7: Karsten Forsterling, Stroke: Angus Tyers, Cox: Marc Douez Female Open Eight 1st. Mercantile 6:44.01 Bow: Sarah Tait, 2: Bec Daniher, 3: Joanna Gray, 4: Madeleine Shackell, 5: Pauline Frasca, 6: Robyn Selby Smith, 7: Emily Martin, Stroke: Kate Hornsey,Cox: Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Coaches: David Colvin, Tom Abramowski Male Lightweight Single Scull 1st. Melbourne University NT Simon Brown Female Lightweight Single Scull 1st. Melbourne University - VIS NT Alice McNamara, Coach: Bill Tait Male Lightweight Double Scull 1st. Melbourne University 7:32.94 Bow: Stuart Alexander, Stroke: Jonothon Hookway Female Lightweight Double Scull 1st. Melbourne University 7:39.03 Bow: Kat Murray, Stroke: Alice McNamara Female Lightweight Quad Scull 1st. Mercantile 7:28.95 Bow: Claire Saundry, 2: Regina Kennedy, 3: Ellen McSweeney, Stroke: Stephanie Radford, Coaches: Mark Baxter, John Chestney Male Lightweight Coxless Pair 1st. Mercantile 7:15.05 Bow: James Wilson, Stroke: David DeLang, Coach: Alastair Isherwood Male Lightweight Coxless Four 1st. Mercantile Bow: James Wilson, 2: David DeLang, 3: Eduardo Inostroza, Stroke: Tommy Bertrand, Coach: Alastair Isherwood Male Under 23 Single Scull 1st. Mercantile 7:34.97 Zac Cleaver, Coach: Alastair Isherwood Female Under 23 Single Scull 1st. Banks 8:34.99 Michelle Yann, Coach: David Orchert Male Under 23 Double Scull 1st. Mercantile 7:27.03 Bow: Shane Jackson, Stroke: Zac Cleaver, Coach: Alastair Isherwood Female Under 23 Double Scull 1st. Mercantile 8:35.95 Bow: Claire Saundry, Stroke: Stephanie Radford, Coaches: Mark Baxter, John Chestney

Results


Male Under 23 Coxless Pair 1st. Mercantile/Melbourne University - VIS Bow: William Lockwood (MUBC), Stroke: Alexander Scharp (MERC) Female Under 23 Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne University 8:06.02 Bow: Alexandra Hill, Stroke: Jessica Hill Male Under 21 Coxed Four 1st. Banks 6:50.99 Bow: Benjamin Coombs, 2: Will Smibert, 3: Matthew Ridgeway, Stroke: Tim Masters, Cox: Charles Willey, Coach: Nick Lloyd Female Under 21 Coxed Four 1st. Mercantile 7:41.93 Bow: Bec Daniher, 2: Rebekah Hooper, 3: Madeleine Shackell, Stroke: Jessica Morrell, Cox: Annabelle Orr, Coach: Tom Abramowski Female Under 21 Coxed Quad Scull 1st. Sacred Heart College - Geelong 7:59.99 Bow: Caroline Powers, 2: Grace Mandic, 3: Elizabeth McKeown, Stroke: Ailish Ryan, Cox: Mary Kate Prendergast, Coach: Leisa Wilson Male Under 21 Eight 1st. Melbourne Grammar 6:30.02 Bow: Harry Allen, 2: Damon Velakoulis, 3: William Thompson, 4: Thomas Watson, 5: Nick Fabbri, 6:

Harry Macciolli, 7: Jordan Hooper, Stroke: Charles Risbey, Cox: Lachlan Carter Female Under 21 Eight 1st. Mercantile Bow: Stephanie Radford, 2: Hannah Lewis, 3: Clare Canty, 4: Nicola Daniel, 5: Bec Daniher, 6: Rebekah Hooper, 7: Madeleine Shackell, Stroke: Jessica Morrell, Cox: Annabelle Orr, Coach: Tom Abramowski Male Under 19 Single Scull 1st. Barwon 7:48.98 Marcus Tomczak, Coach: Dick Garrard Female Under 19 Single Scull 1st. Mercantile 8:49.97 Katrina Bateman, Coach: Sandy Mitchell Male Under 19 Double Scull 1st. Melbourne High 7:17.07 Bow: Jamie Cahill, Stroke: Andrew Curnow, Coaches:

Paul McGann, Anthony Barton Female Under 19 Double Scull 1st. Essendon/Nagambie 8:09.96 Bow: Renee Tattersall (NRC), Stroke: Ebony Tsomaropoulos (ERC), Coaches: Neville Smith, Tamara McPherson Male Under 19 Coxed Quad Scull 1st. Hawthorn 7:30.96 Bow: Iain McFie, 2: Peter Browne, 3: Gene Thorbecke, Stroke: Jay Barnes, Cox: Rory Shannon, Coach: Neville Smith Female Under 19 Coxed Quad Scull 1st. Sacred Heart College - Geelong 8:08.94 Bow: Madeline Thomson, 2: Sinead Traynor, 3: Anna McKernan, Stroke: Georgia Russell, Cox: Laura Simko, Coach: Leisa Wilson Male Under 19 Coxed Four 1st. St Patrick's College 7:23.00 Bow: Sam Morrissey, 2: Jake Belsar, 3: Daniel Baxter, Stroke: Dermot Conaughton, Cox: Alex Fraser, Coach: Terry Austin Female Under 19 Coxed Four 1st. Ballarat & Clarendon College 8:28.98 Bow: Stephanie Edwards, 2: Kate Herbert, 3: Amy Dridan, Stroke: Holly-Jane Titheridge, Cox: Rachael Maher, Coach: Nicole Payne Male Under 19 Eight 1st. Melbourne Grammar 6:53.97 Bow: Campbell Cooke, 2: Hamish May, 3: Thomas Bongiorno, 4: John Benjamin, 5: Edward Robinson, 6: Edward Northrop, 7: Harrison Bongiorno, Stroke: Jackson Graham, Cox: Austin Smith Female Under 19 Eight 1st. Genazzano FCJ College 7:47.95 Bow: Georgina O'Halloran, 2: Siobhan Ward, 3: Madeleine Farrar, 4: Alice Skidmore, 5: Prip Lodge, 6: Naomi Lang, 7: Emily Massey, Stroke: Chloe Jones, Cox: Sarah Banting, Coaches: Lachlan Beckett, Stewart Edge Male Under 17 Single Scull 1st. Hawthorn 8:22.06 Jay Barnes, Coach: Neville Smith Female Under 17 Single Scull 1st. Footscray City 9:12.99 Lucy Trembearth, Coaches: David Trembearth, Stewart Allsop Male Under 17 Double Scull 1st. Hawthorn 7:50.98 Bow: Jay Barnes, Stroke: Iain McFie, Coach: Neville Smith Female Under 17 Double Scull 1st. Essendon 8:52.96 Bow: Tara Bowman, Stroke: Holly Deans, Coaches: Barry Gardner, Glenn Bottrell Female Under 17 Coxed Quad Scull 1st. Genazzano FCJ College 8:14.04 Bow: Emily Biasotto, 2: Didi Williams, 3: Isabella Kerr, Stroke: Olivia Sibillin,Cox: Jessica Douglas, Coach:


Rose Stephens Adaptive Single Scull (1000m) 1st. Mercantile 4:29.92 Nick Bisetto, Coach: Stuart McShane Adaptive Single Scull (500m) 1st. Nestles Aaron Skinner, Coach: Tom Bertrand Male A Grade Single Scull 1st. Mercantile 7:43.98 Lachlan McKinnon, Coach: Alastair Isherwood Female A Grade Single Scull 1st. Melbourne University 8:10.98 Kim Crow Male A Grade Double Scull 1st. Melbourne University 7:03.99 Bow: Gary Butcher, Stroke: Hamish Rowlands Female A Grade Double Scull 1st. Mercantile Bow: Carley McKay, Stroke: Joanna Gray, Coach: David Colvin Female A Grade Coxed Quad Scull 1st. Barwon 8:03.03 Bow: Courtney Blyth, 2: Serena Peardon, 3: Jennifer Cleary, Stroke: Lauren Battaglia, Cox: Bex Gibson, Coach: Andrew Cleary Male A Grade Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne University 7:19.00 Bow: Daniel Sweeney, Stroke: Joshua Booth Female A Grade Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne University 8:09.00 Bow: Jessica Hill, Stroke: Alexandra Hill Male A Grade Coxed Four 1st. Power House 6:46.98 Bow: Nick Inglis, 2: Drew Holman, 3: Conrad Tulloch, Stroke: Shane O'Connor-Smith, Cox: Nicole Grant Female A Grade Coxed Four 1st. Melbourne 8:38.94 Bow: Tanja Nishibata, 2: Jess Reifschneider, 3: Jessica Lion, Stroke: Helen Purdy, Cox: Lisa Strain, Coach: John Reddaway Female A Grade Coxed Eight 1st. Melbourne University 6:48.00 Bow: Alice McNamara, 2: Jessica Hill, 3: Alison Crowe, 4: Sylvie Withers, 5: Sophie Robson, 6: Sarah Heard, 7: Kim Crow, Stroke: Phoebe Stanley,Cox: Lizzie Patrick Male B Grade Single Scull 1st. Mercantile Chris Bush, Coach: Alastair Isherwood Female B Grade Single Scull 1st. Melbourne University 9:02.59 Pippa Whittaker Male B Grade Double Scull 1st. Nagambie Bow: Glenn Fischmann, Stroke: Will Day, Coach: Neville Smith Female B Grade Double Scull

1st. Sacred Heart College - Geelong 8:16.97 Bow: Elizabeth McKeown, Stroke: Ailish Ryan, Coach: Leisa Wilson Male B Grade Coxed Quad Scull 1st. Melbourne High 7:02.98 Bow: Scott Norman, 2: Geordie Biss, 3: Jamie Cahill, Stroke: Andrew Curnow, Cox: Daniel Maydelman, Coaches: Paul McGann, Anthony Barton Female B Grade Coxed Quad Scull 1st. Essendon 8:24.06 Bow: Narelle Campani, 2: Chaille Webb, 3: Meisha Clark, Stroke: Emily Mansfield, Cox: Eleanor Angley, Coach: Jeff Walker Male B Grade Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne University 7:44.02 Bow: Thomas Kimmel, Stroke: Jeremy Laronze Female B Grade Coxless Pair 1st. Melbourne Bow: Tanja Nishibata, Stroke: Helen Purdy, Coach: John Reddaway Male

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