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2021 SA State Rowing Team Senior State Team 2021 SA State Rowing Team Senior State Team Head Coach: Jason Lane South Australian Sports Institute Women’s Team Captain: Ella Bramwell Adelaide Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute Men’s Team Captain: Jed Altschwager Torrens Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute King’s Cup Drew Clements Adelaide Rowing Club Angus Dawson Adelaide Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute Kane Grant Mercantile Rowing Club Ross Hamilton Adelaide University Boat Club Alexander Hill Adelaide Rowing Club/National Training Centre Matthew Nielsen Adelaide Rowing Club James Price Adelaide Rowing Club Timothy Santin Adelaide Rowing Club Coxswain: Alannah Gilsmore Adelaide Rowing Club Reserve: Harrison Francis Adelaide University Boat Club Reserve: Ethan Mons Adelaide Rowing Club Coach: Aimee Maling Wilderness School Assistant Coach: Will Raven St Peters College/Sydney University Boat Club Queen’s Cup Olympia Aldersey Adelaide Rowing Club/National Training Centre Ella Bramwell Adelaide Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute Molly Goodman Adelaide Rowing Club/National Training Centre Sophia Nery Adelaide Rowing Club Katelyn Nicholson Adelaide Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute Christie Shanahan Adelaide Rowing Club Erica Webb Adelaide Rowing Club Mieka Webb Adelaide Rowing Club Coxswain: Bonnie Hall Adelaide Rowing Club Reserve: Joanne Malcolm Adelaide University Boat Club Reserve: Sophie Radford Adelaide University Boat Club Coach: Thomas Doornbos Loreto College Assistant Coach: Ron Mobbs Adelaide Rowing Club/Wilderness School President’s Cup Oscar McGuinness Adelaide Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute Coach: Jason Lane South Australian Sports Institute Nell Slatter Trophy Verayna Zilm Adelaide Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute Coach: Jason Lane South Australian Sports Institute PR3 M1x Jed Altschwager Torrens Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute Coach: Jason Lane South Australian Sports Institute Youth State Team Bicentennial Cup (WY8+) Milla Barei Saint Peter’s Girls’ School Sophie Barr Saint Peter’s Girls’ School/South Australian Sports Institute Victoria Binns Loreto College Georgina Birchall Wilderness School Jemima Richter Adelaide University Boat Club Clare Romaniuk Saint Peter’s Girls’ School Sophie Tickner Adelaide University Boat Club Cleo Wilson Adelaide University Boat Club Coxswain: Kate Crowley Torrens Rowing Club Reserve: Emma Jolly Wilderness School Reserve: Isobel Watson Adelaide University Boat Club Coach: Brynley Millward Adelaide University Boat Club/St Peter’s Girls’ School Assistant Coach: Patrick Ey Walford Anglican School Noel F Wilkinson Trophy (MY8+) Jeremy Beale Saint Peter’s College Nick Blackman Adelaide University Boat Club/South Australian Sports Institute Sam Button Torrens Rowing Club Callum Deckers Adelaide High School/Torrens Rowing Club Joshua Felderhof Prince Alfred College Adam Holland Scotch College - Adelaide/South Australian Sports Institute Thomas Johnson Torrens Rowing Club/South Australian Sports Institute Angus Shute Torrens Rowing Club Coxswain: Mitch Parker Prince Alfred College Reserve: Nick Burr Saint Peter’s College Reserve: Thomas Oldfield Saint Peter’s College Coach: Will Maling Prince Alfred College Assistant Coach: Tim Belcher Scotch College - Adelaide Pathway Squad Head Coach: Christine MacLaren South Australian Sports Institute Pathway Women’s 8+ [two crews] Victoria Binns Loreto College Georgina Birchall Wilderness School Sophie Butcher St John’s Grammar School/Torrens Rowing Club Grace Dodson Norwood Morialta High School/Torrens Rowing Club Molly Duggan Seymour College Imogen Graham St Ignatius College/Torrens Rowing Club Zara Hoadley Wilderness School Charlotte Illman Loreto College Emma Jolly Wilderness School Charlie Lawrence Wilderness School Deanna Macolino Loreto College Portia Maerschel Wilderness School Alice Montgomery Seymour College Grace Seppelt Scotch College - Adelaide Sofia Suhinin Pembroke School Eliza Wenk Seymour College Coxswain: Amelia Mansell Loreto College Coxswain: Maddison Newland Unley High School/Torrens Rowing Club Reserve: Milla Barei Saint Peter's Girls' School/Torrens Rowing Club Reserve: Clare Romanuik Saint Peter's Girls' School/Torrens Rowing Club Coach: Thomas Doornbos Loreto College Assistant Coach: Shaun Hay Saint Peter's Girls' School Coach: Eleanor Trovas Wilderness School Assistant Coach: Thomas Stevens Saint Peter's Girls' School/Torrens Rowing Club Pathway Men’s 8+ Lachie Dickens Prince Alfred College/Torrens Rowing Club Adam Holland Scotch College – Adelaide/South Australian Sports Institute Samuel Jackson Christian Brothers College Hugo Kittel Scotch College - Adelaide Hunter Laing Prince Alfred College Will Osborn Saint Peter’s College Thomas Saunders Prince Alfred College Mason Sargeant Prince Alfred College/Torrens Rowing Club Coxswain: Mitch Parker Prince Alfred College/Torrens Rowing Club Reserve: Matt Haines Adelaide High School Reserve: Josh Lasscock Prince Alfred College Coach: Will Maling Prince Alfred College Assistant Coach: Lachlan Ward Saint Peter’s College/Adelaide University Boat Club .
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