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2018 Senior Trials Invites 230218 2018 Australian Rowing Team Trials : 10-16 March : SIRC, NSW Invitation List as at 23 February 2018 WOMENS SWEEP & SCULLING NAME NTC or SIS SAS CLUB STATE 1 Olympia Aldersey Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Adelaide Rowing Club SA 2 Amanda Bateman Victorian Institute of Sport Mercantile Rowing Club VIC 3 Madeliene Coonan Toowong Rowing Club QLD 4 Caitlin Cronin Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre University of Queensland Boat Club QLD 5 Addy Dunkley-Smith Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Mercantile Rowing Club VIC 6 Jacinta Edmunds Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Commercial Rowing Club QLD 7 Madeleine Edmunds Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Commercial Rowing Club QLD 8 Fiona Ewing Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 9 Emma Fessey UTS Rowing Club NSW 10 Molly Goodman Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Adelaide Rowing Club SA 11 Georgina Gotch Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 12 Sarah Hawe Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Huon Rowing Club TAS 13 Genevieve Horton Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 14 Annabelle McIntyre Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Freemantle Rowing Club WA 15 Rowena Meredith Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 16 Katherine Michelmore Victorian Institute of Sport Melbourne University Boat Club VIC 17 Jessica Morrison Victorian Institute of Sport Mercantile Rowing Club VIC 18 Eloise Parker Queensland Academy of Sport University of Queensland Boat Club QLD 19 Rosemary Popa Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Banks Rowing Club VIC 20 Ellen Pozzi Queensland Academy of Sport University of Queensland Boat Club QLD 21 Georgina Rowe UTS Rowing Club NSW 22 Leah Saunders Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Sydney Rowing Club NSW 23 Lucy Stephan Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Melbourne University Boat Club VIC 24 Hannah Vermeersch ** Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre West Australian Rowing Club WA 25 Katrina Werry Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Mercantile Rowing Club VIC 26 Ciona Wilson Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Tamar Rowing Club TAS LIGHTWEIGHT WOMEN SCULLING NAME SIS SAS CLUB STATE 1 Alice Arch Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Melbourne University Boat Club VIC 2 Amy James Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Toowong Rowing Club QLD 3 Georgia Miansarow Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 4 Eve Mure Tasmanian Institute of Sport Huon Rowing Club TAS 5 Georgia Nesbitt Hancock Prospecting Women National Tranining Centre Huon Rowing Club TAS 6 Sarah Pound NSW Institute of Sport UTS Rowing Club NSW MENS SWEEP & SCULLING NAME SIS SAS CLUB STATE 1 Caleb Antill Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Australian National University Boat Club ACT 2 David Barthalot Sydney University Boat Club NSW 3 Robert Black Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Mosman Rowing Club NSW 4 Joshua Booth Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Melbourne University Boat Club VIC 5 Nathan Bowden Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney Rowing Club SA 6 Benjamin Coombs Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre UTS Rowing Club VIC 7 Liam Donald Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Mercantile Rowing Club VIC 8 Joshua Dunkley-Smith Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Mercantile Rowing Club VIC 9 Cameron Girdlestone * NSW Institute of Sport Sydney University Boat Club NSW 10 Jack Hargreaves Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 11 Joshua Hicks Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney Rowing Club WA 12 Alexander Hill Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Adelaide Rowing Club SA 13 Simon Keenan Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Melbourne University Boat Club VIC 14 Peter Koster UTS Rowing Club NSW 15 Luke Letcher Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Black Mountain Rowing Club ACT 16 Timothy Masters Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre UTS Rowing Club VIC 17 Angus Moore Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney Rowing Club NSW 18 Hamish Playfair Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre UTS Rowing Club NSW 19 Alexander Purnell Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 20 Nicholas Purnell Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 21 Spencer Turrin Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney Rowing Club NSW 22 Campbell Watts Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney University Boat Club NSW 23 David Watts Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Sydney Rowing Club WA 24 Angus Widdicombe Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Mercantile Rowing Club VIC 25 Darcy Wruck Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Commercial Rowing Club QLD LIGHTWEIGHT MENS SCULLING NAME SIS SAS CLUB STATE 1 Cameron Fowler Swan River Rowing Club WA 2 Blaine Heseltine University of Queensland Boat Club QLD 3 Jack Kelly Reinhold Batschi Mens National Training Centre Adelaide Rowing Club SA 4 James Kerr Western Australian Institute of Sport University of Western Australia WA 5 Michael McNamara Mercantile Rowing Club VIC 6 Hamish Parry Queensland Academy of Sport Toowong Rowing Club QLD COXSWAINS NAME SIS SAS CLUB STATE 1 Sarah Ben-David Victorian Institute of Sport Melbourne University Boat Club VIC 2 Kendall Brodie Sydney Rowing Club NSW 3 Rebecca Harrisson UTS Rowing Club NSW 4 William Raven Sydney University Boat Club NSW 5 James Rook Victorian Institute of Sport Mercantile Rowing Club VIC * only eligible for selection to the World Cup Team and only in the M1X. ** subject to medical clearance .
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