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Women's National Training Centre 1 December 2016 National Training Centre Athletes Rowing Australia is extremely excited to announce the two athlete groups we have welcomed into both the men’s and women’s National Training Centres for 2017 and are now training out of these facilities. Intake 1 received automatic invitations to the NTCs having competed at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games or travelled as a reserve. Intake 2 received an invitation to their respective NTC having taken part in the recent NTC Testing Camps. There are a number of Olympians, who were invited as part of intake 1, who are currently having their transition into the National Training Centres managed. Details of these athletes will be announced in due course. Hancock Prospecting Women’s National Training Centre, Sydney Intake 1 Name State Club Genevieve Horton NSW Sydney University BC Georgie Gotch NSW Sydney University BC Intake 2 Name State Club Jessie Allen NSW Sydney University BC Leah Saunders NSW Sydney RC Georgia Miansarow NSW Sydney University BC Rowena Meredith NSW Sydney University BC Kate Rowan QLD University of Queensland BC Amy James QLD Toowong RC Alice Arch VIC Melbourne University BC Caitlin Cronin QLD University of Queensland BC Katherine Michelmore VIC Melbourne University BC Georgia Nesbitt TAS Huon RC Reinhold Batschi Men’s National Training Centre, Canberra Intake 1 Name State Club David Watts WA Swan River RC Alex Hill SA Adelaide RC Josh Hicks NSW Sydney RC Spencer Turrin NSW Sydney RC Intake 2 Name State Club Jack Hargreaves NSW Sydney University BC Angus Moore NSW Sydney RC Tom Schramko NSW Mosman RC Hamish Playfair NSW UTS RC Campbell Watts NSW Sydney University BC Alex Purnell NSW Sydney University BC Darcy Wruck QLD Commercial RC Tim Masters VIC UTS RC Luke Letcher ACT Black Mountain RC Caleb Antill ACT Australian National University BC Angus Widdicombe VIC Mercantile RC .
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