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2021 Australian Rowing Championships 2021 Australian Rowing Championships Monday, 22 March 2021 to Sunday, 28 March 2021 Lake Barrington, TAS Wednesday, 24 March 2021 151 U17W1x 168. Under 17 Women's Single Scull ........................................... Semi-Final 1 152 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 153 U17M1x 171. Under 17 Men's Single Scull ................................................ Semi-Final 1 154 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 155 U19W1x 154. Under 19 Women's Single Scull ........................................... Semi-Final 1 156 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 157 U19M1x 161. Under 19 Men's Single Scull ................................................ Semi-Final 1 158 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 159 U21W1x 142. Under 21 Women's Single Scull ........................................... Semi-Final 1 160 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 161 U21M1x 147. Under 21 Men's Single Scull ................................................ Semi-Final 1 162 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 163 U23M1x 128. Under 23 Men's Single Scull ................................................ Semi-Final 1 164 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 165 OW1x 101. Open Women's Single Scull ................................................. Semi-Final 1 166 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 167 OM1x 107. Open Men's Single Scull ...................................................... Semi-Final 1 168 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 169 OW2- 104. Open Women's Coxless Pair ............................................... Repechage 1 170 OM2- 110. Open Men's Coxless Pair ..................................................... Repechage 1 171 ............................................................ Repechage 2 172 U21LW1x 152. Under 21 Lightweight Women's Single Scull ....................... Semi-Final 1 173 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 174 U21LM1x 153. Under 21 Lightweight Men's Single Scull ............................. Semi-Final 1 175 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 176 U23LW2- 137. Under 23 Lightweight Women's Coxless Pair ...................... Heat 1 177 U23LM2- 140. Under 23 Lightweight Men's Coxless Pair ............................ Heat 1 178 OLW1x 113. Open Lightweight Women's Single Scull ............................. Repechage 1 179 ............................................................ Repechage 2 180 U17W2x 169. Under 17 Women's Double Scull ......................................... Semi-Final 1 181 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 182 U17M2x 172. Under 17 Men's Double Scull ............................................... Semi-Final 1 183 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 184 U19W2x 155. Under 19 Women's Double Scull ......................................... Semi-Final 1 185 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 186 U19M2x 162. Under 19 Men's Double Scull ............................................... Semi-Final 1 187 ............................................................ Semi-Final 2 188 U19W4- 158. Under 19 Women's Coxless Four ........................................ Heat 1 189 U19W4+ 159. Under 19 Women's Coxed Four ........................................... Repechage 1 190 U19M4- 165. Under 19 Men's Coxless Four ............................................. Heat 1 191 U19M4+ 166. Under 19 Men's Coxed Four ................................................ Repechage 1 192 ............................................................ Repechage 2 193 PR3M1x 189. Pr3 Men's Single Scull ......................................................... Repechage 1 194 U21W2x 143. Under 21 Women's Double Scull ......................................... Repechage 1 195 ............................................................ Repechage 2 196 U21M2x 148. Under 21 Men's Double Scull ............................................... Repechage 1 197 ............................................................ Repechage 2 198 U21W4+ 146. Under 21 Women's Coxed Four ........................................... Repechage 1 199 U21M4+ 151. Under 21 Men's Coxed Four ................................................ Repechage 1 200 U23W2x 123. Under 23 Women's Double Scull ......................................... Heat 1 201 U23M2x 129. Under 23 Men's Double Scull ............................................... Repechage 1 202 U23W4- 126. Under 23 Women's Coxless Four ........................................ Heat 1 203 U23M4- 132. Under 23 Men's Coxless Four ............................................. Heat 1 204 OM2X 108. Open Men's Double Scull ..................................................... Repechage 1 205 U23LW2x 135. Under 23 Lightweight Women's Double Scull ...................... Repechage 1 206 U17W4x+ 170. Under 17 Women's Coxed Quadruple Scull ........................ Heat 1 207 ............................................................ Heat 2 208 ............................................................ Heat 3 209 U17M4x+ 173. Under 17 Men's Coxed Quadruple Scull .............................. Heat 1 210 ............................................................ Heat 2 211 ............................................................ Heat 3 212 U19W4x 156. Under 19 Women's Quadruple Scull .................................... Heat 1 Wednesday, 24 March 2021 213 U19W4x 156. Under 19 Women's Quadruple Scull .................................... Heat 2 214 U19W8+ 160. Under 19 Women's Coxed Eight .......................................... Heat 1 215 ............................................................ Heat 2 216 U19M8+ 167. Under 19 Men's Coxed Eight ............................................... Heat 1 217 ............................................................ Heat 2 2021 Australian Rowing Championships Wednesday, 24 March 2021 Race 151 Under 17 Women's Single Scull Semi-Final 1 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m 1500m 2000m Margins 168.07 Centenary 2:01.61 (1) 4:13.31 (1) 6:26.95 (1) 8:48.76 0.00 +0.00 1 5 Sophie Malcolm 2:01.61 2:11.70 2:13.64 2:21.81 168.29 WARC 2:05.00 (3) 4:18.96 (3) 6:34.25 (3) 8:56.54 7.78 +7.78 2 4 Sinead Reading 2:05.00 2:13.96 2:15.29 2:22.29 168.11 Kinross Wolaroi 2:02.47 (2) 4:16.01 (2) 6:32.20 (2) 8:58.73 2.19 +9.97 3 3 Lucy Searle 2:02.47 2:13.54 2:16.19 2:26.53 168.18 Mersey 2:08.09 (5) 4:25.29 (5) 6:43.19 (5) 9:05.27 6.54 +16.51 4 8 Olivia Yeates 2:08.09 2:17.20 2:17.90 2:22.08 168.22 Somerville 2:10.63 (7) 4:36.50 (8) 6:43.98 (6) 9:05.55 0.28 +16.79 5 7 Eliza Bridgefoot 2:10.63 2:25.87 2:07.48 2:21.57 168.30 WARC 2:09.59 (6) 4:26.26 (6) 6:44.84 (7) 9:07.13 1.58 +18.37 6 2 Keely Reading 2:09.59 2:16.67 2:18.58 2:22.29 168.28 University of Queensland 2:07.02 (4) 4:23.79 (4) 6:42.34 (4) 9:08.46 1.33 +19.70 7 6 Nicole Watt 2:07.02 2:16.77 2:18.55 2:26.12 168.19 Mersey 2:13.22 (8) 4:33.57 (7) 6:58.34 (8) 9:25.57 17.11 +36.81 8 1 Meg Castles 2:13.22 2:20.35 2:24.77 2:27.23 Progress : 1..4->A Final (Race 219); Rest->B Final (Race 218) Race 152 Under 17 Women's Single Scull Semi-Final 2 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m 1500m 2000m Margins 168.20 Mosman 2:01.63 4:11.52 (1) 6:28.84 (1) 8:50.91 0.00 +0.00 1 5 Imogen Grey 2:01.63 2:09.89 2:17.32 2:22.07 168.12 Loreto Kirribilli 4:18.68 (3) 6:36.03 (2) 8:54.18 3.27 +3.27 2 6 Lauren Moran 2:17.35 2:18.15 168.13 Loreto Kirribilli 2:05.61 4:18.07 (2) 6:37.72 (3) 8:58.77 4.59 +7.86 3 2 Alyssa Fikkers 2:05.61 2:12.46 2:19.65 2:21.05 168.10 Kentish 2:04.55 4:18.93 (4) 6:39.63 (4) 9:00.96 2.19 +10.05 4 7 Lilly Barker 2:04.55 2:14.38 2:20.70 2:21.33 168.15 Loreto Marryatville 2:07.86 4:20.95 (5) 6:41.20 (5) 9:01.43 0.47 +10.52 5 4 Victoria Binns 2:07.86 2:13.09 2:20.25 2:20.23 168.25 Tasmania University 2:08.50 4:21.88 (6) 6:45.81 (6) 9:11.01 9.58 +20.10 6 1 Hannah Wigston 2:08.50 2:13.38 2:23.93 2:25.20 168.02 Ballarat City 2:10.66 4:28.41 (8) 6:51.31 (7) 9:15.24 4.23 +24.33 7 8 Aleesha Walker 2:10.66 2:17.75 2:22.90 2:23.93 168.14 Loreto Marryatville 2:09.73 4:27.12 (7) 6:52.64 (8) 9:19.74 4.50 +28.83 8 3 Deanna Macolino 2:09.73 2:17.39 2:25.52 2:27.10 Progress : 1..4->A Final (Race 219); Rest->B Final (Race 218) Race 153 Under 17 Men's Single Scull Semi-Final 1 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m 1500m 2000m Margins 171.20 Rockhampton Grammar 1:46.63 (1) 3:45.48 (1) 5:48.31 (1) 7:50.32 0.00 +0.00 1 5 Chad Willett 1:46.63 1:58.85 2:02.83 2:02.01 171.32 Trinity Lutheran 1:51.09 (2) 3:55.87 (4) 5:57.59 (3) 8:03.12 12.80 +12.80 2 6 Robert Vandepol 1:51.09 2:04.78 2:01.72 2:05.53 171.29 Sydney 1:53.45 (4) 3:54.37 (3) 5:56.11 (2) 8:04.20 1.08 +13.88 3 7 Finn Woodward 1:53.45 2:00.92 2:01.74 2:08.09 171.13 Marist College ACT 1:51.89 (3) 3:53.40 (2) 5:58.66 (4) 8:06.82 2.62 +16.50 4 3 Jesse Rosin 1:51.89 2:01.51 2:05.26 2:08.16 171.21 Scotch Oakburn 1:57.48 (7) 3:58.85 (7) 6:02.70 (6) 8:07.81 0.99 +17.49 5 4 Cameron Parker 1:57.48 2:01.37 2:03.85 2:05.11 171.19 Radford College 1:55.44 (5) 3:58.23 (6) 5:59.95 (5) 8:08.34 0.53 +18.02 6 8 Hunter Jolly 1:55.44 2:02.79 2:01.72 2:08.39 171.06 Hawthorn 1:56.47 (6) 3:56.46 (5) 6:03.70 (7) 8:13.09 4.75 +22.77 7 1 Max Currie 1:56.47 1:59.99 2:07.24 2:09.39 171.02 Bundaberg 1:57.89 (8) 3:59.29 (8)
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