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C L U B P E N N a N T 2 0 1 8 R E G a T T A CLUB PENNANT 2018 R e g a t t a # 4 Regatta Program 9:00am | Sunday, 26th August 2018 Boatshed: Riverside Drive, Perth w: warowingclub.org Attention Coaches! Rowing Australia 2018 Coaches Conference Friday, 16.10.2018 - Sunday, 21.10.2018 Rowing WA Bayview Eden Hotel Level 2 Coaching Course 6 Queens Road, Melbourne VIC Saturday, 06.10.2018 - Sunday, 07.10.2018 The Conference starts with a tour of the Sykes Rowing WA Headquarters Factory in Geelong for the first 70 coaches to 4 The Esplanade, Mt Pleasant register. The Level 2 Coaching Course is aimed at senior A 50 seat bus will leave Melbourne Tullamarine school & club coaches. This program trains airport at 1pm on Friday for the first 50 to coaches who already have some experience in register. the sport & aims to provide the coach with the knowledge & skills to develop athletes to their They will be taken to the event hotel in potential. Melbourne after the tour. Coaches will have enough knowledge to develop an annual program, rig boats appropriately & develop younger athletes. Standard Ticket Price: $495.00 Cost: $295.00 For further information & to register, For further information & to register, visit our website at: visit RA's website at: www.rowingwa.asn.au/events/15172/ www.revolutionise.com.au/rowingaus/events/22855 Notes Lanes for each race are numbered UPWARDS from Lane 1, which is on the Western side of the course. Crews check you have the correct bow number before you leave the beach Any crew which qualifies for a final & then fails to start will be severely penalised. If the Regatta is running late, it is the Liaison Officers’ responsibility to ask that time gaps be maintained. A crew which considers that its race was not properly run must make an objection to the Umpire before leaving the finish area. All crews to proceed slowly through the landing and take off areas. Crews not in the starters hands or waiting with the Marshall 2 minutes before the start time can be excluded from the race. Scratchings & Substitutions: Scratchings & crew changes including coxswains must be notified on the official form or on-line 30 minutes before its race. Bow Numbers: The Bow Number Station is located at the warm-up lake side of the RWA Umpire’s Bay. Clubs are to sign-out their bow numbers prior to each race & sign them in IMMEDIATELY after the race. Clubs will be charged for the replacement of any bow numbers either damaged, or not returned after the race. Program is accurate at time of printing. Any substitutions / scratchings made after printing will not be included. Next Regatta Champion Lakes Regatta Centre Rowing WA Rowing WA State Championships State Championships Day 1 Day 2 Saturday, 15th September 2018 Sunday, 16th September 2018 Hosted by: Hosted by: Entries close on Sunday 09.09.2018 @ 12:00 noon RWA Club Pennant Regatta #4 | RACE SCHEDULE West Australian Rowing Club | 26th of August 2018 Race StartTime Event Distance No 1 8:30 AM 3. Mens D Grade Double Scull ........................................................... Heat 1 1000M 2 8:35 AM ......................................................................................................... Heat 2 1000M 3 8:40 AM ......................................................................................................... Heat 3 1000M 4 8:45 AM ......................................................................................................... Heat 4 1000M 5 9:00 AM 6. Womens C Grade Double Scull ...................................................... Heat 1 1500M 6 9:05 AM ......................................................................................................... Heat 2 1500M 7 9:15 AM 8. Mens D Grade Coxed Four ............................................................. Heat 1 1000M 8 9:20 AM ......................................................................................................... Heat 2 1000M 9 9:40 AM 1. Womens B Grade Double Scull ...................................................... Final 2000M 10 9:45 AM 2. Mens B Grade Coxless Four ........................................................... Final 2000M 11 9:55 AM 3. Mens D Grade Double Scull ........................................................... Final 1000M 12 10:00 AM 4. Mens E Grade Single Scull ............................................................. Final 1000M 13 10:10 AM 5. Womens A Grade Coxless Four ...................................................... Final 2000M 14 10:20 AM 6. Womens C Grade Double Scull ...................................................... Final 1500M 15 10:30 AM 7. Mens B Grade Single Scull ............................................................. Final 2000M 16 10:40 AM 8. Mens D Grade Coxed Four ............................................................. Final 1000M 17 10:50 AM 9. Womens C Grade Coxless Four ...................................................... Final 1500M 18 11:00 AM 10. Mens E Grade Coxed Eight ........................................................... Final 1000M 19 11:05 AM 11. Womens E Grade Coxed Four ...................................................... Final 1000M 20 11:15 AM 12. Womens A Grade Double Scull .................................................... Final 2000M 21 11:20 AM 13. Mens A Grade Coxless Four ......................................................... Final 2000M 22 11:20 AM 14. Parra Combined Single Scull ........................................................ NON-EVENT 1000M 23 11:30 AM 15. Womens C Grade Coxed Eight ..................................................... Final 1500M 24 11:35 AM 16. Mens C Grade Coxed Eight ........................................................... Final 1500M Lunch Break RWA Club Pennant Regatta #4 | RACE SCHEDULE West Australian Rowing Club | 26th of August 2018 Race StartTime Event Distance No 25 12:25 PM 19. Womens D Grade Double Scull .................................................... Heat 1 1000M 26 12:30 PM ......................................................................................................... Heat 2 1000M 27 12:35 PM ......................................................................................................... Heat 3 1000M 28 12:40 PM ......................................................................................................... Heat 4 1000M 29 12:45 PM 26. Mens E Grade Coxed Four ............................................................ Heat 1 1000M 30 12:50 PM ......................................................................................................... Heat 2 1000M 31 12:55 PM 22. Womens E Grade Single Scull ...................................................... Heat 1 1000M 32 1:00 PM ......................................................................................................... Heat 2 1000M 33 1:10 PM 24. Mens C Grade Double Scull .......................................................... Heat 1 1500M 34 1:15 PM ......................................................................................................... Heat 2 1500M 35 1:25 PM 25. Womens D Grade Coxed Four ...................................................... Heat 1 1000M 36 1:30 PM ......................................................................................................... Heat 2 1000M 37 1:50 PM 17. Mens B Grade Double Scull .......................................................... Final 2000M 38 1:55 PM 18. Womens B Grade Coxless Four .................................................... Final 2000M 39 2:05 PM 19. Womens D Grade Double Scull .................................................... Final 1000M 40 2:15 PM 20. Mens C Grade Coxless Four ......................................................... Final 1500M WA CHAMPIONS LUNCHEON SUNDAY, 16.09.2018 12:30PM - 2:30PM Rowing WA Mezzanine Champion Lakes Regatta Centre Tickets on Sale now! DOOR PRIZE! Win a $250 custom tailored business shirt. Donate $250 to the Berry Durston Foundation & receive a FREE $250 shirt. Image courtesy of: Georgia Murrell TICKET PRICE: $65.00 Guest Speaker - Rob Scott, 2 Course Meal, Cash Bar PURCHASE TICKETS FROM: rowingwa.asn.au/events/20383/ BY: Friday, 31.08.2018 RACE 1 Mens D Grade Double Scull 1000 m 8:30 AM Heat 1 - Progress : 1->Final (Race 11) + 4 Next Fastest Crews Lane Place Crew A1 ____ 3.21 UWABC 3 D Harry Cooke, Chris Morley, Coaches: Michael Glorie, Stefano Balosso A2 ____ 3.24 WARC 1 D John Purcell, VladKleshnev -> Max Vaughan A3 ____ 3.17 Swan River 2 D Dayne Metzner, Riley Rees-Turner A4 ____ 3.28 WARC 5 D Brandon Boylen, Daniel MacRae A5 ____ 3.04 ANA 4 E Richard Kain, Glen McNeil, Coaches: Stuart Ridgway, Jess Bosio A6 ____ 3.11 Curtin University 3 D Nicholas Wynne, Ben Nagappa A7 ____ 3.08 Champion Lakes D Rhys Du Ross, Jarrad Connor, Coach: Carole Pedri A8 ____ 3.14 Fremantle 2 D Lleyton Terranova, William Burfoot Time : _____ : _____ . _____ Margins : ____________ ____________ ____________ RACE 2 Mens D Grade Double Scull 1000 m 8:35 AM Heat 2 - Progress : 1->Final (Race 11) + 4 Next Fastest Crews Lane Place Crew B1 ____ 3.05 Bunbury 1 E Nicholas Nolan, Jarrah Tinker B2 ____ 3.12 Fremantle 4 D Colin Armstrong, ThomasMcQuillan -> Mitchell Cattalini B3 ____ 3.09 Curtin University 1 D Daniel Real, Greg Haig B4 ____ 3.26 WARC 3 E Jeremy Isherwood, Alex Cauble B5 ____ 3.19 UWABC 1 E Alexander Celenza, William Hynes B6 ____ 3.29 WARC 6 D Charlie Ellis, Joshua Wong B7 ____ 3.03 ANA 3 D Hugh Bond, Nigel Lucas, Coaches: Stuart Ridgway, Jess Bosio Time : _____ : _____ . _____ Margins : ____________ ____________ ____________ RACE 3 Mens D
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