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2019 Tasmanian Head of the River Regatta SPORTS ASSOCIATION OF TASMANIAN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS PRESENTS THE 2019 TASMANIAN HEAD OF THE RIVER REGATTA Lake Barrington International Rowing Course Saturday 23rd March 2019 8.00 am SCHOOL COLOURS Fahan School Navy blue, orange side panels Guilford Young College Navy Blue, gold, red and black hoops Launceston Church Grammar School White and dark blue vertical stripes Mount Carmel College Yellow and navy, white sash St Brendan Shaw College Navy, green V-stripe St Mary’s College Light Blue, green and brown hoops St Michael’s Collegiate School White, red hoops St Patrick’s College Green and gold vertical stripes St Virgil’s College Blue, gold side panels Scotch Oakburn College Gold and navy The Friends’ School Red and Navy The Hutchins School Magenta and black TROPHY HOLDERS 2018 Under 16 Boys’ Eight Junior Girls’ Aggregate Open Girls’ Aggregate The Hutchins School St Michael’s Collegiate School The Friends’ School Under 16 Girls’ Eight Junior Boys’ Aggregate Open Boys’ Aggregate St Michael’s Collegiate School The Hutchins School The Hutchins School Boys’ Head of the River Junior Co-educational Open Co-educational Scotch Oakburn College Scotch Oakburn College Launceston Church Grammar School Girls’ Head of the River The Friends’ School PREVIOUS WINNERS BOYS’ FOUR 1964 The Hutchins School 2017 The Hutchins School 1916 Clemes College 1965 The Hutchins School 2018 Scotch Oakburn College 1917 Launceston Church Grammar 1966 The Hutchins School 1918 Launceston Church Grammar 1967 The Hutchins School 1919 Launceston Church Grammar 1968 The Friends’ School 1920 Launceston Church Grammar 1969 The Hutchins School 1921 Launceston Church Grammar 1970 The Hutchins School 1922 Launceston Church Grammar 1971 The Hutchins School 1923 The Hutchins School 1972 The Hutchins School 1924 The Hutchins School 1973 Scotch College 1925 Launceston Church Grammar 1974 Scotch College GIRLS’ FOUR 1926 The Hutchins School 1975 The Friends’ School 1987 St Patrick’s College 1927 No contest 1976 Launceston Church Grammar 1988 Dominic College 1928 The Hutchins School 1977 Launceston Church Grammar 1989 St Patrick’s College 1929 Clemes College 1978 Launceston Church Grammar 1990 Dominic College 1930 The Hutchins School 1979 Launceston Church Grammar 1991 Dominic College 1931 Clemes College 1980 The Hutchins School 1932 The Friends’ School 1981 The Hutchins School GIRLS’ EIGHT 1933 The Friends’ School 1982 The Hutchins School 1992 Scotch Oakburn College 1934 The Hutchins School 1983 The Hutchins school 1993 Scotch Oakburn College 1935 St Virgil’s College 1094 The Hutchins School 1994 The Friends’ School 1936 Launceston Church Grammar 1985 The Hutchins School 1995 Launceston Church Grammar 1937 The Hutchins School 1986 The Hutchins School 1996 The Friends’ School 1938 Launceston Church Grammar 1987 Scotch Oakburn College 1997 Scotch Oakburn College 1939 The Friends’ School 1988 Dominic College 1998 The Friends’ School 1940 Scotch College (N) 1989 The Hutchins School 1999 The Friends’ School The Friends’ School (S) 1990 The Hutchins School 2000 St Michael’s Collegiate 1941 Scotch College (N) 1991 The Hutchins School 2001 The Friends’ School The Friends’ School (S) 1992 The Hutchins School 2002 The Friends’ School 1942 Launceston Church Grammar 1993 The Hutchins school 2003 The Friends’ School 1943 Scotch College (N) 1994 Scotch Oakburn College 2004 The Friends’ School 1944 Launceston Church Grammar (N) 1995 The Hutchins School 2005 Launceston Church Grammar 1945 Launceston Church Grammar (N) 1996 Scotch Oakburn College 2006 St Michael’s Collegiate 1946 Launceston Church Grammar 1997 Scotch Oakburn College 2007 The Friends’ School 1947 Launceston Church Grammar 1998 The Hutchins School 2008 St Michael’s Collegiate 1948 Scotch College 1999 The Hutchins School 2009 St Michael’s Collegiate 1949 The Friends’ School 2000 The Hutchins School 2010 Launceston Church Grammar 1950 The Friends’ School 2001 The Friends’ School 2011 Launceston Church Grammar 1951 St Virgil’s College 2002 The Friends’ School 2012 Launceston Church Grammar 1952 Launceston Church Grammar 2003 The Hutchins School 2013 Launceston Church Grammar 1953 St Virgil’s College 2004 The Hutchins School 2014 Launceston Church Grammar 1954 Launceston Church Grammar 2005 The Hutchins school 2015 The Friends’ School 1955 Launceston Church Grammar 2006 The Hutchins School 2016 The Friends’ School 1956 Launceston Church Grammar 2007 Scotch Oakburn College 2017 The Friends’ School 1957 The Hutchins School 2008 The Hutchins School 2018 The Friends’ School 1958 The Friends’ School 2009 The Hutchins School 2010 The Hutchins School BOYS’ EIGHT 2011 The Hutchins School 1959 The Friends’ School 2012 The Hutchins School 1960 The Friends’ School 2013 Scotch Oakburn College 1961 The Friends’ School 2014 The Hutchins School 1962 The Friends’ School 2015 The Hutchins School 1963 Launceston Church Grammar 2016 The Hutchins School OFFICIALS Chair SATIS Mr Damian Messer (Principal, St Virgil’s College) Administrative Officer NSATIS Mrs Barb McBride Administrative Officer SSATIS Ms Emma Johnson Fahan School, St Mary’s College, Organising Schools St Michael’s Collegiate School, St. Virgil’s College, The Friend’s School and The Hutchins School Course Officials Boat Race Officials Association of Tasmania (B.O.A.T.) Mr Jim Gibson (President) Rowing Tasmania Officials Mr Rob Prescott (Executive Officer) Referee Mr Phillip Fraser Mr Julian Joscelyne Regatta Secretary School Rowing Coordinator, Rowing Tasmania Office Assistants Jane McCann and Jo Morris Results Recorder Mr Adrian Broughton, Technical Officer, SATIS Mrs Ursula Dalton, Mr Ali Foot, Mr Tom Allwright, Commentator Mr Sam Manson, Mr Mark Thomas Medical Assistance Event Medical Edge Services Australia Parking St Michael’s Collegiate School Trophy Presentation Ceremony Trophies will be presented 15 minutes following the conclusion of the regatta, in front of the Reeconians Centre by Mr Damian Messer, Chair of SATIS, in the following order: Aggregate Trophies Junior Boys’ Open Girls’ Junior Girls’ Open Boys’ Junior Co-educational Open Co-educational Head of the River Trophies Under 16 Boys’ Eight Open Girls’ Eight Under 16 Girls’ Eight Open Boys’ Eight FIELD OF PLAY Managed by Boatrace Officials’ Association of Tasmania Fédération Internationale des President of the Jury Mr Phil Fraser Sociétés d'Aviron (FISA) and Referee Rowing Australia/Rowing Tasmania Mr Chris Symons Rowing Australia/Rowing Tasmania Mr Peter Wade Rowing Tasmania Boat Race Officials Mr Tim Morris Rowing Tasmania Mr Jim Fletcher Rowing Tasmania Mr Julian Joscelyne Rowing Tasmania Chief Judge Ms Jo McGlashan Rowing Tasmania Jo McGlashan Di Gregg Sally Blanden Annalisa Doedens Laura Bye Emma McLeod Judges Pip Nelson Tanya Prescott Cath Fitzgerald Rachel Roney Jacquie Sice Erin Duffy Andrea Mounter Susan Kirkwood Deb Leo Bruce Taylor Marshall Sara Headlam Boat Driver Coordinator Mr Peter George Rowing Tasmania Trent Sayers Rohan Boman Rescue Boat Drivers Heath Davis Dean Johnson Keith Rolls Craig Johnson Michael Hudson Leonie Coskun Matthew Lamb Scott Newton Boat Drivers Nick Marsden Stephen Hepburn Andrew Burnett Simon Bevan Trent Stephens Peter George (RT) Dean Johnson Rob Prescott (RT) SATIS Code of Ethics (Short Form) The following is a description of behaviour and attitudes at sporting competitions consistent with the spirit of the S.A.T.I.S. Code of Ethics: 1. All conventions of courtesy associated with a sport are emphasised in the coaching and management of a team. 2. Schools show courtesy to visiting players and spectators. Visiting teams will be punctual and are welcomed by the host school. 3. Visitors respect the host school’s premises and rules in relevant matters such as parking, tidiness and access to buildings, playing areas and change rooms. 4. Competitors wear the recognised uniform and use the accepted equipment for each sport. Correct school colours are worn. 5. Coaches and/or managers of teams introduce themselves to opposition coaches or managers prior to the commencement of any fixture. 6. All behaviour, including language, on and off the field, by players and supporters is of the highest standard. School and match officials are expected to take action should this not be the case. 7. Decisions by the umpire are accepted without dissent or comment by players, coaches and spectators. 8. Only those designated by schools as coaches or officials are permitted to coach during the game. They must do so within the regulations of the particular sport. 9. The use of noise or comment which intimidates is unacceptable. 10. Inclusivity: We provide a sporting environment that is free from discrimination based on language, sexual orientation, culture, ethnicity, religion, health or disability, family circumstances and origin. RACE 1 SB 4X+ (1), SB 4X+ (2) 2000 m 8:00 AM A Final Lane Place Crew SB 4X+ (1) A3 ____ 02.02 Grammar Will Barber, Lachlan Stedman, Thomas Bates, Samuel Dowling, Thomas Ferrall (cox), Coaches: Mark Ellis, John Hewitt SB 4X+ (1) A4 ____ 02.01 Friends Flynn Bradbury, Jeremey Nock, Angus McMahon, Elliot Doedens, Sophia Pauchet (cox), Coaches: Peter Volker, Ian McMahon SB 4X+ (2) A7 ____ 01.01 Grammar Henry Barrenger, Tyson Wood, Riley Chilcott, William Barrenger, Olivia Frost (cox), Coaches: Mark Ellis, John Hewitt Time : _____ : _____ . _____ Margins : ____________ ____________ ____________ RACE 2 SG 4+ (1), SG 4+ (2) 2000 m 8:05 AM A Final Lane Place Crew SG 4+ (1) B1 ____ 04.04 St Marys 1 Sophie Robinson, Anna Blackwell, Maddie Lamb, Kate Oliver, Meg Pinelli (cox), Coach: Mark
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