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Sydney 2009 World Masters Games Rowing Issued : 10/10/09 7:02 PM Sydney 2009 World Masters Games Rowing Event 122 : Adaptive AD-TA 1K Single Scull Race 164 Adaptive AD-TA 1K Single Scull Final Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Hcp Margins 122.02 Kat Ross AUS (A) 2:51.06 (2) 5:25.43 16 0.00 +0.00 1 5 Kat Ross 2:51.06 2:34.37 122.01 Jane Armstrong AUS (D) 2:47.87 (1) 5:28.22 GO 2.79 +2.79 2 4 Jane Armstrong 2:47.87 2:40.35 Event 123 : Womens F Single Scull Race 99 Womens F Single Scull Heat 1 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 123.25 Rachel Mecham AUS (F) 2:15.13 (2) 4:32.45 0.00 +0.00 1 6 Rachel Mecham 2:15.13 2:17.32 123.11 Janet Griesdale CAN (F) 2:10.23 (1) 4:35.88 3.43 +3.43 2 7 Janet Griesdale 2:10.23 2:25.65 123.09 Laurel Kenner AUS (F) 2:21.14 (3) 4:50.33 14.45 +17.88 3 4 Laurel Kenner 2:21.14 2:29.19 123.17 Lyn Walker NZL (F) 2:27.03 (4) 4:53.58 3.25 +21.13 4 1 Lyn Walker 2:27.03 2:26.55 123.05 Denise Probst AUS (F) 2:31.60 (5) 5:08.54 14.96 +36.09 5 5 Denise Probst 2:31.60 2:36.94 123.13 Jennifer Murphy CAN (F) 2:34.16 (6) 5:13.90 5.36 +41.45 6 2 Jennifer Murphy 2:34.16 2:39.74 123.18 Grada Richards AUS (F) 2:39.05 (7) 5:14.19 0.29 +41.74 7 3 Grada Richards 2:39.05 2:35.14 123.12 Jill Carlstrom AUS (F) 8 SCRATCHED Jill Carlstrom Progress : 1,2->Final; Rest->Eliminated Race 100 Womens F Single Scull Heat 2 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 123.29 Alex Warner AUS (F) 2:12.79 (1) 4:31.13 0.00 +0.00 1 3 Alex Warner 2:12.79 2:18.34 123.26 Gordana Kalanj AUS (F) 2:20.13 (3) 4:37.40 6.27 +6.27 2 4 Gordana Kalanj 2:20.13 2:17.27 123.07 Diane Bartholomew CAN (F) 2:15.33 (2) 4:41.32 3.92 +10.19 3 1 Diane Bartholomew 2:15.33 2:25.99 123.20 Mab Gross AUS (F) 2:24.20 (4) 4:48.59 7.27 +17.46 4 8 Mab Gross 2:24.20 2:24.39 123.01 Karen Hurd USA (F) 2:30.31 (6) 4:56.75 8.16 +25.62 5 7 Karen Hurd 2:30.31 2:26.44 123.22 June Mezger AUS (F) 2:24.33 (5) 4:59.01 2.26 +27.88 6 5 June Mezger 2:24.33 2:34.68 123.14 Janette Sullivan AUS (F) 2 SCRATCHED Janette Sullivan 123.21 Margarita Humphries CAN (F) 6 SCRATCHED Margarita Humphries Progress : 1,2->Final; Rest->Eliminated Issued : 10/10/09 7:02 PM Sydney 2009 World Masters Games Rowing Race 101 Womens F Single Scull Heat 3 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 123.06 Merete Boldt DNK (F) 2:09.78 (2) 4:23.88 0.00 +0.00 1 6 Merete Boldt 2:09.78 2:14.10 123.03 Caroline Mussared AUS (F) 2:09.23 (1) 4:28.05 4.17 +4.17 2 7 Caroline Mussared 2:09.23 2:18.82 123.23 Renee Mckeon AUS (F) 2:15.44 (4) 4:32.63 4.58 +8.75 3 3 Renee McKeon 2:15.44 2:17.19 123.10 Lyn Brown AUS (F) 2:12.76 (3) 4:32.80 0.17 +8.92 4 5 Lyn Brown 2:12.76 2:20.04 123.24 Helen Vella AUS (F) 2:18.40 (5) 4:40.90 8.10 +17.02 5 8 Helen Vella 2:18.40 2:22.50 123.15 MJ Wurster USA (F) 2:23.99 (6) 4:46.57 5.67 +22.69 6 2 Mary Jane Wurster 2:23.99 2:22.58 123.28 Gail Davis AUS (F) 2:51.27 (7) 5:33.94 47.37 +70.06 7 4 Gail Davis 2:51.27 2:42.67 Progress : 1,2->Final; Rest->Eliminated Race 102 Womens F Single Scull Heat 4 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 123.02 Beth Walter AUS (F) 2:08.46 (1) 4:25.83 0.00 +0.00 1 8 Beth Walter 2:08.46 2:17.37 123.04 Kaye Smythe AUS (F) 2:12.41 (2) 4:31.20 5.37 +5.37 2 4 Kaye Smythe 2:12.41 2:18.79 123.16 Karen Turnbull AUS (F) 2:18.52 (3) 4:46.35 15.15 +20.52 3 2 Karen Turnbull 2:18.52 2:27.83 123.19 Lizzie Haastrup DNK (F) 2:22.07 (4) 4:54.94 8.59 +29.11 4 7 Lizzie Haastrup 2:22.07 2:32.87 123.30 Lillian Hayes AUS (F) 2:34.65 (5) 5:20.94 26.00 +55.11 5 5 Lillian Hayes 2:34.65 2:46.29 123.27 Helen Dickinson AUS (F) 3 DID NOT START Helen Dickinson 123.08 Marg Small AUS (F) 6 SCRATCHED Marg Small Progress : 1,2->Final; Rest->Eliminated Race 165 Womens F Single Scull Final Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 123.06 Merete Boldt DNK (F) 2:13.67 (4) 4:24.28 0.00 +0.00 1 4 Merete Boldt 2:13.67 2:10.61 123.04 Kaye Smythe AUS (F) 2:10.93 (2) 4:28.32 4.04 +4.04 2 7 Kaye Smythe 2:10.93 2:17.39 123.02 Beth Walter AUS (F) 2:09.98 (1) 4:28.85 0.53 +4.57 3 3 Beth Walter 2:09.98 2:18.87 123.25 Rachel Mecham AUS (F) 2:12.51 (3) 4:29.49 0.64 +5.21 4 5 Rachel Mecham 2:12.51 2:16.98 123.03 Caroline Mussared AUS (F) 2:15.64 (5) 4:34.62 5.13 +10.34 5 8 Caroline Mussared 2:15.64 2:18.98 123.29 Alex Warner AUS (F) 2:17.15 (7) 4:37.45 2.83 +13.17 6 6 Alex Warner 2:17.15 2:20.30 123.11 Janet Griesdale CAN (F) 2:16.55 (6) 4:44.81 7.36 +20.53 7 2 Janet Griesdale 2:16.55 2:28.26 123.26 Gordana Kalanj AUS (F) 2:28.40 (8) 4:56.93 12.12 +32.65 8 1 Gordana Kalanj 2:28.40 2:28.53 Issued : 10/10/09 7:02 PM Sydney 2009 World Masters Games Rowing Event 124 : Mens H Coxless Pair Race 166 Mens H Coxless Pair Final Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 124.01 Banks AUS (H) 1:59.64 (1) 4:12.12 0.00 +0.00 1 7 Dennis Millikan, Luke Koekoek 1:59.64 2:12.48 124.05 North Shore Composite AUS (H) 2:07.74 (2) 4:23.83 11.71 +11.71 2 2 John James, Tom Treseder 2:07.74 2:16.09 124.02 Frankfurt 1 DEU (H) 2:10.99 (3) 4:27.07 3.24 +14.95 3 5 Manfred Brandt, Helmut Meyer 2:10.99 2:16.08 124.06 OldZealanders DNK (H) 2:12.90 (4) 4:28.12 1.05 +16.00 4 6 Bay Nielsen, Joergen Eriksen 2:12.90 2:15.22 124.04 Lower Clarence AUS (H) 2:21.97 (5) 4:42.14 14.02 +30.02 5 4 David Hailes, Derek Auston 2:21.97 2:20.17 124.03 Hunter 5 AUS (H) 3 Don Ellercamp, Mick Ellercamp Event 125 : Womens A Eight Race 167 Womens A Eight Final Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 125.08 Toughen Up Princess 4 AUS (A) 1 S.Nermutova,E.Ayliffe,L.Wallace,M.Heinke, 3 1:39.53 (1) 3:23.55 0.00 +0.00 K.Knowler,D.Jolly,D.Martin,F.Spriggs,c:R.McCallum 1:39.53 1:44.02 125.09 West Australian AUS (A) 2 H.Bignall,J.Davis,C.Bursill,S.Allen, 4 1:44.89 (2) 3:32.22 8.67 +8.67 K.Scully,M.Tromp,G.Hirsch,L.Youngs 1:44.89 1:47.33 125.03 Power House AUS (A) 3 J.Walter,P.Rule,E.Carrigy,Y.Gray, 6 1:45.24 (3) 3:32.23 0.01 +8.68 K.Andrews,C.Plowman,R.Burgess,K.Chapman,c:C.Ripper 1:45.24 1:46.99 125.04 Richmond Composite AUS (A) 4 E.Catford,A.Gehling,G.Goss,N.Stupka, 7 1:47.47 (4) 3:38.96 6.73 +15.41 C.Mckenzie,S.Laffan,K.Elliot*,R.Lehman,c:D.Begg 1:47.47 1:51.49 125.10 Fremantle AUS (A) 5 J.Dick,A.Mein,T.James,M.Cooper, 5 1:48.90 (5) 3:41.36 2.40 +17.81 P.Riley,D.Mason,P.Gianotti,F.Garland 1:48.90 1:52.46 125.06 The A8 AUS (A) 6 J.Goddard,L.Blakemore,P.Dickinson,J.Ferguson-Palmer, 1 1:52.39 (7) 3:41.41 0.05 +17.86 N.Phillips,H.Pullen,N.Pullen,N.Meisenhelter,c:J.Beeton 1:52.39 1:49.02 125.02 Melbourne Uni AUS (C) 7 K.Boland,C.Hosking,S.Hindson,S.Etti, 2 1:50.29 (6) 3:45.71 4.30 +22.16 S.Peacock,C.Grayston,J.Gratton-Vaughan,F.Worboys,c:J.Scott 1:50.29 1:55.42 125.01 Canberra AUS (B) 8 K.Douglas,R.Simpson,K.Lundy,S.Mackay, 8 1:54.20 (8) 3:49.72 4.01 +26.17 F.Antill,C.Coddington,K.Smyth,S.Hayward,c:S.Hartley 1:54.20 1:55.52 *substitute Issued : 10/10/09 7:02 PM Sydney 2009 World Masters Games Rowing Event 127 : Womens D Double Scull Race 103 Womens D Double Scull Heat 1 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 127.38 Melbourne 44 AUS (D) 2:02.14 (1) 4:08.00 0.00 +0.00 1 5 Kay Rodriquez, Sharon McDonald 2:02.14 2:05.86 127.80 Townsville and JCU AUS (D) 2:04.42 (2) 4:10.62 2.62 +2.62 2 3 Julie-Ann Kelly, Lisa Daly 2:04.42 2:06.20 127.11 Carrum AUS (D) 2:06.01 (3) 4:14.75 4.13 +6.75 3 2 Mary Hunter, Helen Kelly 2:06.01 2:08.74 127.54 Queensland Uni 11 AUS (D) 2:09.92 (4) 4:21.47 6.72 +13.47 4 8 Barb Bailey, Margot Haseler 2:09.92 2:11.55 127.83 University NSW 1 AUS (D) 2:11.70 (6) 4:22.97 1.50 +14.97 5 4 Jacqueline Hart, Bin Moore 2:11.70 2:11.27 127.81 Iron Coves AUS (D) 2:09.97 (5) 4:23.97 1.00 +15.97 6 1 Suzy Tay, Trish McMeekin 2:09.97 2:14.00 127.97 Curtin University AUS (D) 2:17.37 (7) 4:37.67 13.70 +29.67 7 6 Veronica Cooper, Sharon Jones 2:17.37 2:20.30 127.42 Nepean AUS (D) 2:21.91 (8) 4:50.09 12.42 +42.09 8 7 Lee Chaumont, Michele King 2:21.91 2:28.18 Progress : 1,2,3->Semi-Final; Rest->Eliminated Race 104 Womens D Double Scull Heat 2 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 127.39 Mosman AUS (D) 2:01.00 (1) 4:04.61 0.00 +0.00 1 5 Kathy Alexander, Liz Burrows 2:01.00 2:03.61 127.40 Mur'bah/Lower Clarence AUS (D) 2:01.08 (2) 4:05.12 0.51 +0.51 2 3 Keryn Saunders, Joanne Meehan 2:01.08 2:04.04 127.71 Sydney AUS (D) 2:04.63 (3) 4:15.38 10.26 +10.77 3 4 Kim Lloyd Jones, Lynette Wherry 2:04.63 2:10.75 127.20 Drummoyne 6 AUS (D) 2:07.62 (4) 4:20.57 5.19 +15.96 4 6 Gabi Partington-Jory, Karin Hopman 2:07.62 2:12.95 127.08 Bundaberg AUS (D) 2:12.89 (5) 4:30.03 9.46 +25.42 5 1 Sue McLellan, Jane Gray 2:12.89 2:17.14 127.86 University NSW 4 AUS (D) 2:15.31 (6) 4:41.05 11.02 +36.44 6 7 Cathy Mewes, Fiona Widmer 2:15.31 2:25.74 127.02 Aramoho Wanganui NZL (D) 2:17.39 (7) 4:41.95 0.90 +37.34 7 2 Barb Saunders, Jane Dutton 2:17.39 2:24.56 Progress : 1,2,3->Semi-Final; Rest->Eliminated Race 105 Womens D Double Scull Heat 3 Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m Margins 127.50 Port Macquarie AUS (D) 1:59.73 (1) 4:05.45 0.00 +0.00 1 8 Sue Watts, Kim Chilton 1:59.73 2:05.72 127.19 Derwent Mercantile 7 AUS (D) 2:00.41 (2) 4:09.55 4.10 +4.10 2 6 Viki Walters, Michele Duffy 2:00.41 2:09.14 127.49 Perth AUS (D) 2:07.29 (4) 4:15.36 5.81 +9.91 3 7 Liz Amann, Judith McCombe 2:07.29 2:08.07 127.96 Leichhardt AUS (D) 2:06.76 (3) 4:16.15 0.79 +10.70 4 5 Sue-Ella Day, Kerry Thorn 2:06.76 2:09.39 127.64 St George's NZL (D) 2:09.55 (5) 4:22.27 6.12 +16.82 5 4 Julie Gordon, Liz MacFarlan 2:09.55 2:12.72 127.59 Shoalhaven 3 AUS (D) 2:12.27 (6) 4:28.60 6.33 +23.15 6 1 Christa Wood, Lyn Whitbread 2:12.27 2:16.33 127.21 Endeavour AUS (D) 2:13.25 (7) 4:32.56 3.96 +27.11 7 2 Petah Beverley, Evica Geissler 2:13.25 2:19.31 127.55 Queensland Uni 12 AUS (D) 3 DID NOT START Flavia Gobbo, Cath Rodmell Progress : 1,2,3->Semi-Final; Rest->Eliminated Issued : 10/10/09 7:02 PM Sydney 2009 World Masters Games Rowing Race 106 Womens
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