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2009 Hydro Tasmania Australian Rowing Championships 2009 Hydro Tasmania Australian Rowing Championships Monday, 2 March 2009 to Sunday, 8 March 2009 Lake Barrington International Rowing Course, Lake Barrington Monday, 2 March 2009 1 U23W1X Under 23 Women's Scull ............................................................ Heat 1 2 ........................................................... Heat 2 3 ........................................................... Heat 3 4 ........................................................... Heat 4 5 OW1X Open Women's Single Scull ....................................................... Heat 1 6 ........................................................... Heat 2 7 ........................................................... Heat 3 8 U23M1X Under 23 Men's Single Scull ...................................................... Heat 1 9 ........................................................... Heat 2 10 ........................................................... Heat 3 11 ........................................................... Heat 4 12 ........................................................... Heat 5 13 ........................................................... Heat 6 14 ........................................................... Heat 7 15 ........................................................... Heat 8 16 ........................................................... Heat 9 17 OM1X Open Men's Single Scull ............................................................ Heat 1 18 ........................................................... Heat 2 19 ........................................................... Heat 3 20 ........................................................... Heat 4 21 U23W2- Under 23 Women's Coxless Pair ............................................... Heat 1 22 ........................................................... Heat 2 23 ........................................................... Heat 3 24 OW2- Open Women's Coxless Pair ..................................................... Heat 1 25 ........................................................... Heat 2 26 U23M2- Under 23 Men's Coxless Pair ..................................................... Heat 1 27 ........................................................... Heat 2 28 ........................................................... Heat 3 29 ........................................................... Heat 4 30 OM2- Open Men's Coxless Pair ........................................................... Heat 1 31 ........................................................... Heat 2 32 ........................................................... Heat 3 33 U23WL1X Under 23 Women's Lightweight Single Scull .............................. Heat 1 34 ........................................................... Heat 2 35 ........................................................... Heat 3 36 ........................................................... Heat 4 37 ........................................................... Heat 5 38 ........................................................... Heat 6 39 ........................................................... Heat 7 40 ........................................................... Heat 8 41 ........................................................... Heat 9 42 OWL1X Open Women's Lightweight Single Scull ................................... Heat 1 43 ........................................................... Heat 2 44 ........................................................... Heat 3 45 U23ML1X Under 23 Men's Lightweight Single Scull ................................... Heat 1 46 ........................................................... Heat 2 47 ........................................................... Heat 3 48 ........................................................... Heat 4 49 ........................................................... Heat 5 50 ........................................................... Heat 6 51 ........................................................... Heat 7 52 ........................................................... Heat 8 53 ........................................................... Heat 9 54 OML1X Open Men's Lightweight Single Scull ......................................... Heat 1 55 ........................................................... Heat 2 56 ........................................................... Heat 3 57 U17W1X Under 17 Women's Single Scull ................................................. Heat 1 58 ........................................................... Heat 2 59 ........................................................... Heat 3 60 ........................................................... Heat 4 61 ........................................................... Heat 5 62 ........................................................... Heat 6 63 ........................................................... Heat 7 64 ........................................................... Heat 8 65 ........................................................... Heat 9 66 U17M1X Under 17 Men's Single Scull ...................................................... Heat 1 67 ........................................................... Heat 2 Monday, 2 March 2009 68 U17M1X Under 17 Men's Single Scull ...................................................... Heat 3 69 ........................................................... Heat 4 70 ........................................................... Heat 5 71 ........................................................... Heat 6 72 ........................................................... Heat 7 73 ........................................................... Heat 8 74 ........................................................... Heat 9 75 U19W1X Under 19 Women's Single Scull ................................................. Heat 1 76 ........................................................... Heat 2 77 ........................................................... Heat 3 78 ........................................................... Heat 4 79 ........................................................... Heat 5 80 ........................................................... Heat 6 81 ........................................................... Heat 7 82 ........................................................... Heat 8 83 ........................................................... Heat 9 84 U19M1X Under 19 Men's Single Scull ...................................................... Heat 1 85 ........................................................... Heat 2 86 ........................................................... Heat 3 87 ........................................................... Heat 4 88 ........................................................... Heat 5 89 ........................................................... Heat 6 90 ........................................................... Heat 7 91 ........................................................... Heat 8 92 ........................................................... Heat 9 93 U19W2- Under 19 Women's Coxless Pair ............................................... Heat 1 94 ........................................................... Heat 2 95 ........................................................... Heat 3 96 U19M2- Under 19 Men's Coxless Pair ..................................................... Heat 1 97 ........................................................... Heat 2 98 ........................................................... Heat 3 Tuesday, 3 March 2009 99 U23W1X Under 23 Women's Scull ............................................................ Repechage 1 100 ........................................................... Repechage 2 101 ........................................................... Repechage 3 102 ........................................................... Repechage 4 103 OW1X Open Women's Single Scull ....................................................... Repechage 1 104 ........................................................... Repechage 2 105 U23M1X Under 23 Men's Single Scull ...................................................... Repechage 1 106 ........................................................... Repechage 2 107 ........................................................... Repechage 3 108 ........................................................... Repechage 4 109 ........................................................... Repechage 5 110 ........................................................... Repechage 6 111 ........................................................... Repechage 7 112 ........................................................... Repechage 8 113 ........................................................... Repechage 9 114 OM1X Open Men's Single Scull ............................................................ Repechage 1 115 ........................................................... Repechage 2 116 ........................................................... Repechage 3 117 ........................................................... Repechage 4 118 U23W2- Under 23 Women's Coxless Pair ............................................... Repechage 1 119 OW2- Open Women's Coxless Pair ..................................................... Repechage 1 120 U23M2- Under 23 Men's Coxless Pair ..................................................... Repechage 1 121 ........................................................... Repechage 2 122 ........................................................... Repechage
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