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2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 105 O 2X Op 2X Semifinal EFG 1 1St 2 to Final E; Last to FG; Rem to FF 2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 105 O 2x Op 2x SemiFinal EFG 1 1st 2 to Final E; Last to FG; Rem to FF Posn Lane Club 500m 1000m 1500m Finish Next 1 3 UWK (A) O 2x Univ Shield 01:58.80 04:00.70 06:11.40 08:08.68 129 Warwick Univ (02:01.90) (02:10.70) (01:57.28) Final E Owen Farmer, Greg Murphy Record Set 2 4 SUA O 2x Club Shield 01:55.60 04:04.90 06:06.60 08:10.52 129 Stratford Avon (02:09.30) (02:01.70) (02:03.92) Final E Edward Lewry, Thomas Coles 01.84 Record Set 3 2 UWE (A) O U23 2x 01:57.60 04:04.60 06:11.90 08:14.56 128 W England Univ (02:07.00) (02:07.30) (02:02.66) Final F Thomas Scott, Daniel Gowland 04.04 4 5 ZQU (A) O 2x 02:00.40 04:06.90 06:17.80 08:27.62 128 Queens Belfast (02:06.50) (02:10.90) (02:09.82) Final F Tom Mills, Todd Smyth 13.06 5 1 LEE O 2x Club Shield 02:09.70 04:19.00 06:29.90 08:38.29 127 Leeds RC (02:09.30) (02:10.90) (02:08.39) Final G Nick Riding, Cory Wilkinson 10.67 Record Time Event Year Holder Time O 2x 1997 Tideway Scullers School (R Aycliffe, O Hall-Craggs) 06:26.85 O 2x Univ Shield New Event O 2x Club Shield New Event O U23 2x 2015 Leander Club (R Law, A Joel) * 06:37.72 Page 1 of 74 Data processing provided by rowTIME Ltd Created: 22/10/2018 2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 106 O 2x Op 2x SemiFinal EFG 2 1st 2 to Final E; Last to FG; Rem to FF Posn Lane Club 500m 1000m 1500m Finish Next 1 3 DOS O Lwt 2x 01:56.60 03:56.80 05:59.10 08:05.20 129 Doncaster SRA (02:00.20) (02:02.30) (02:06.10) Final E James Hatton, Jack Plummer 2 4 EACA O U23 Lwt 2x 01:56.30 04:01.00 06:08.80 08:13.63 129 Earith SC/Canta (02:04.70) (02:07.80) (02:04.83) Final E Alexander Carter, Jack Goode 08.43 3 2 BER O 2x Club Shield 01:55.80 04:03.40 06:11.50 08:20.00 128 Berwick ARC (02:07.60) (02:08.10) (02:08.50) Final F Andrew Cairns, Chris Eke 06.37 4 5 WRU O 2x Univ Shield 02:00.60 04:10.50 06:21.00 08:27.56 127 Worcester Univ (02:09.90) (02:10.50) (02:06.56) Final G Gytis Mieliauskas, Arnas Kazlauskas 07.56 Record Time Event Year Holder Time O 2x 1997 Tideway Scullers School (R Aycliffe, O Hall-Craggs) 06:26.85 O Lwt 2x 1989 Leander Club (R Luke, C Skuse) 06:29.54 O U23 Lwt 2x 2015 Edinburgh Univ (G Horsburgh, M Curtis) * 06:40.37 O 2x Club 2018 Stratford-upon-Avon BC * 08:10.52 O 2x Univ 2018 University of Warwick * 08:08.68 Page 2 of 74 Data processing provided by rowTIME Ltd Created: 22/10/2018 2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 107 O 2x Op 2x SemiFinal EFG 3 1st 2 to Final E; Last to FG; Rem to FF Posn Lane Club 500m 1000m 1500m Finish Next 1 3 EXE (A) O 2x Club Shield 01:54.90 03:57.80 05:59.60 08:01.40 129 Exeter RC (02:02.90) (02:01.80) (02:01.80) Final E Robin Mills, Monty Pilkington New Record 2 4 ZQU (C) O U23 Lwt 2x 01:55.60 03:58.80 06:03.30 08:07.35 129 Queens Belfast (02:03.20) (02:04.50) (02:04.05) Final E William Taylor, Dominic Murtagh 05.95 3 5 KSE (A) O U19 2x 02:00.70 04:08.20 06:15.70 08:16.97 128 King's Ely (02:07.50) (02:07.50) (02:01.27) Final F William White, Alex Millard 09.62 4 2 UWS (A) O 2x Univ Shield 02:05.10 04:12.10 06:19.20 08:21.69 127 Swansea Univ (02:07.00) (02:07.10) (02:02.49) Final G Jack Gibson, Euan Mortlock 04.72 Record Time Event Year Holder Time O 2x 1997 Tideway Scullers School (R Aycliffe, O Hall-Craggs) 06:26.85 O 2x Club 2018 Stratford-upon-Avon BC * 08:10.52 O U23 Lwt 2x 2015 Edinburgh Univ (G Horsburgh, M Curtis) * 06:40.37 O U19 2x 2015 Nottingham RC/ Cambridge 99 (J Mawby, S Champion) * 06:51.45 O 2x Univ 2018 University of Warwick * 08:08.68 Page 3 of 74 Data processing provided by rowTIME Ltd Created: 22/10/2018 2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 109 W 2x W 2x SemiFinal EF 1 1st 3 to Final E; Remainder to Final F Posn Lane Club 500m 1000m 1500m Finish Next 1 3 GLU (A) W 2x Univ Shield 02:12.90 04:28.60 06:44.30 08:58.61 132 Glasgow Univ (02:15.70) (02:15.70) (02:14.31) Final E Katrina Bryce, Nina Gray Record Set 2 2 KSE (A) W U19 2x 02:08.50 04:27.40 06:45.70 08:59.19 132 King's Ely (02:18.90) (02:18.30) (02:13.49) Final E Holly Lancaster, Rebecca Garrett 00.58 3 4 GLU (A) W U23 Lwt 2x 02:13.60 04:31.10 06:47.20 09:02.03 132 Glasgow Univ (02:17.50) (02:16.10) (02:14.83) Final E Kirsty Naismith, Amy Fraser 02.84 4 5 GHP (A) W U23 Lwt 2x 02:17.50 04:36.90 06:54.60 09:07.85 131 Glos Hartpury (02:19.40) (02:17.70) (02:13.25) Final F Orlagh Cottier, Aida Schneider 05.82 5 1 PLU W U23 Lwt 2x 02:17.00 04:42.70 07:06.10 09:23.23 131 Plymouth Univ (02:25.70) (02:23.40) (02:17.13) Final F Laura Norman, Emma Norman 15.38 Record Time Event Year Holder Time W 2x 1990 ARA National Squad (A Grimsditch, S Kirk) 07:03.75 W 2x Univ Shield New Event W U19 2x 2015 Warrington (E Davies, L Glover) 07:38.39 W U23 Lwt 2x 2015 Edinburgh Univ (M Arlett, R Harte-Winks) ** 07:27.50 Page 4 of 74 Data processing provided by rowTIME Ltd Created: 22/10/2018 2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 110 W 2x W 2x SemiFinal EF 2 1st 3 to Final E; Remainder to Final F Posn Lane Club 500m 1000m 1500m Finish Next 1 3 YRK W Lwt 2x 02:11.80 04:27.60 06:42.60 08:54.48 132 York City RC (02:15.80) (02:15.00) (02:11.88) Final E Louise Hawkyard, Helen Waller 2 4 BAU (C) W 2x Univ Shield 02:13.60 04:29.60 06:44.50 08:55.23 132 Bath Univ (02:16.00) (02:14.90) (02:10.73) Final E Kate Hunt, Hetty Palmer 00.75 New Record 3 5 KSE (B) W U19 2x 02:12.60 04:29.20 06:45.00 08:57.59 132 King's Ely (02:16.60) (02:15.80) (02:12.59) Final E Holly Burke, Rahera Greatrex 02.36 4 1 LBR W 2x Club Shield 02:16.30 04:40.50 07:04.20 09:24.04 131 Loughborough BC (02:24.20) (02:23.70) (02:19.84) Final F Hannah Ferris, Matilda Haines 26.45 Record Set 5 2 BAU (A) W U23 2x 02:27.40 04:55.00 07:22.10 09:47.69 131 Bath Univ (02:27.60) (02:27.10) (02:25.59) Final F Sophia Stiling, Molly Hopping 23.65 6 6 KSE (C) W U19 2x 02:24.60 04:58.00 07:30.80 10:00.59 131 King's Ely (02:33.40) (02:32.80) (02:29.79) Final F Alice Dickens, Lucy Whiteside 12.90 Record Time Event Year Holder Time W 2x 1990 ARA National Squad (A Grimsditch, S Kirk) 07:03.75 W Lwt 2x 2015 Wallingford (E Piggott, B Stubbs) 07:11.84 W 2x Univ 2018 University of Glasgow * 08:58.61 W U19 2x 2015 Warrington (E Davies, L Glover) 07:38.39 W 2x Club Shield New Event W U23 2x 2015 Spt Imperial/ Reading Univ (G Francis, M Hodgkins-Bryne) 07:09.98 Page 5 of 74 Data processing provided by rowTIME Ltd Created: 22/10/2018 2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 111 O 4- Op 4- SemiFinal EF 1 1st 3 to Final E; Remainder to Final F Posn Lane Club 500m 1000m 1500m Finish Next 1 4 NGU (A) O 4- Univ Shield DNA DNA DNA DNA 134 Nottingham Univ - - - Final E Tom Swithenbank, Euan Adam, Ewen Anderson, Alasdair Richardson 2 3 BAU O 4- Univ Shield DNA DNA DNA DNA 134 Bath Univ - - - Final E Luke Gwenter, James Martin, Henry Jones, Mathew Rees 3 2 UBR (B) O 4- Univ Shield DNA DNA DNA DNA 134 Bristol Univ - - - Final E Elias Kassell Raymond, Robert Davies, John Davies, Matthew Jackson 4 1 UBR (A) O 4- Univ Shield DNA DNA DNA DNA 133 Bristol Univ - - - Final F Carl Cox, Benjamin Slingsby, Edward Crampton, William Stoner 5 5 UTC (B) O 4- Club Shield DNA DNA DNA DNA 133 Upper Thames RC - - - Final F Thomas Hole, James Robinson Ranger, Jack Leask, Sean Moneley Record Time Event Year Holder Time O 4- 1990 Nottinghamshire County RA 06:03.86 O 4- Univ Shield 2016 Nottingham Univ * 06:36.36 O 4- Club Shield 2016 Worcester RC/Worcester Univ * 06:47.15 Page 6 of 74 Data processing provided by rowTIME Ltd Created: 22/10/2018 2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 112 O 4- Op 4- SemiFinal EF 2 1st 3 to Final E; Remainder to Final F Posn Lane Club 500m 1000m 1500m Finish Next 1 4 GLU O 4- 01:44.20 03:32.10 05:20.50 07:10.31 134 Glasgow Univ (01:47.90) (01:48.40) (01:49.81) Final E Pedro Menezes, Joshua Thompson, Jamieson Asa, Seumas Brett 2 3 GLU O 4- Univ Shield 01:43.70 03:32.70 05:22.40 07:11.55 134 Glasgow Univ (01:49.00) (01:49.70) (01:49.15) Final E Rory Cartlidge, Matt Jackson, Angus Robson, Rory 01.24 Young 3 2 GHP (A) O 4- Univ Shield 01:43.30 03:33.40 05:24.30 07:13.63 134 Glos Hartpury (01:50.10) (01:50.90) (01:49.33) Final E Thomas Jenkinson, Alexander Astbury, Mike Doe, Ben 02.08 Harris 4 5 ZQU (A) O 4- Univ Shield 01:45.00 03:34.50 05:25.00 07:13.65 133 Queens Belfast (01:49.50) (01:50.50) (01:48.65) Final F Harry Mahony, Patrick Morgan-Jones, Aaron Johnston, 00.02 Matthew Riordan 5 1 UYO O 4- Univ Shield 01:51.40 03:48.70 05:49.20 07:47.24 133 York Univ (01:57.30) (02:00.50) (01:58.04) Final F Alex Waring, Thomas Thorpe, Robert Simpson, Philip 33.59 Nesom Record Time Event Year Holder Time O 4- 1990 Nottinghamshire County RA 06:03.86 O 4- Univ Shield 2016 Nottingham Univ * 06:36.36 Page 7 of 74 Data processing provided by rowTIME Ltd Created: 22/10/2018 2018 British Rowing Senior Championships Race 113 O 2x Op 2x SemiFinal CD 1 1st 3 to Final C; Remainder to Final D Posn Lane Club 500m 1000m 1500m Finish Next 1 3 LDR O 2x DNA DNA DNA 07:32.67 138 Leander Club - - (07:32.67) Final C Stuart Hosie, Peter Purcell-Gilpin 2 4 TRC (A) O 2x Club Shield DNA DNA DNA 07:38.11 138 Thames RC - - (07:38.11) Final C Alex Morris, Ian Hurley 05.44 New Record 3 5 RDU (A) O 2x Univ Shield DNA DNA DNA 07:41.37 138 Reading Univ - - (07:41.37) Final C Edoardo Marshall, Alexander Badcott 03.26 New Record 4 1 NCR (A) O U23 2x DNA DNA DNA 07:46.54 135 NCRA - - (07:46.54) Final D Scott Smith, Finn Larkin 05.17 5 2 MBUS O U23 Lwt 2x DNA DNA DNA 07:46.78 135 Molesey BC/Surr - - (07:46.78) Final D Ashley Cowley, Sam Bodkin 00.24 6 6 SCU O 2x Univ Shield DNA DNA DNA 07:59.72 135 Strathclyde U - - (07:59.72) Final D Ben Parsonage, Christopher Parsonage
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