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2013/2014 Tasmanian State Pennant Regatta No 3 2013/2014 Tasmanian State Pennant Regatta No 3 Saturday, 30 November 2013 Race 1 Womens Senior Eight Division 2 A Final Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 01.01 DMCRC 1 (Leon,Hancock,Sander,Bones,Burrows-Cheng,Hoey,Gabriel,Vogel,c:Hancock) 4 7:28.78 0.00 +0.00 01.02 Grammar 2 (Thyne,Bassett,Banner,Roberts,Green,McGlashan,Scott,Matson,c:Turner) 6 7:41.83 13.05 +13.05 01.04 Sandy Bay 3 (Morris,Gates-Matthews,Johnson,Gardner,Jones,Thomas,Howard,Purdon,c:Murphy) 5 7:52.41 10.58 +23.63 01.08 Friends 4 (Owens,Rawson,Ashmore,Seddon,Read,Castles-Lynch,Kloser,Peterson,c:Hill) 3 8:07.75 15.34 +38.97 01.06 Scotch Oakburn 5 (Smith,Bower,Napier,Hood,Harte,Rand,Taylor*,Guinane,c:Robertson) 2 8:22.46 14.71 +53.68 *substitute Race 2 Womens Senior Eight Division 2 B Final Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 01.03 Sandy Bay 1 (Ford,Barker,Koerner,Stephenson,Johnson,Cottier,Mackintosh,Burbury,c:Campbell) 6 7:52.82 0.00 +0.00 01.07 Friends 2 (Sanderson,De Paoli,Goodluck*,Cameron,Maskell,Sadler,Cameron*,Levis,c:Pointon) 4 8:01.10 8.28 +8.28 01.05 Scotch Oakburn 3 (Shay,Callanan,Harte,Gruber,Ellery,Lawrence,Barrow,Goddard,c:Cain) 3 8:10.50 9.40 +17.68 01.09 DMCRC 4 (Disher,Wisbey,McTye,Garrett,Donnet-Jones,Allardice,Fisher,Clapham) 5 8:20.49 9.99 +27.67 *substitute Race 3 Mens Under 23 Pair Final Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 02.04 TUBC (Digney,Cocker) 4 7:33.11 0.00 +0.00 2 02.03 Tamar (McKenzie,Youl) 6 7:38.41 5.30 +5.30 3 02.02 North Esk (Kiely,Marsden) 5 8:16.45 38.04 +43.34 02.01 Grammar (Strong,Stephenson) 3 SCRATCHED Race 4 Mens Senior Single Scull Division 1 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 03.16 Tamar (Alister Foot) 3 7:28.44 0.00 +0.00 2 03.02 Huon (Erik Rowan) 6 7:36.10 7.66 +7.66 3 03.01 Bucks (Samuel Volker) 5 7:37.26 1.16 +8.82 4 03.09 Mersey (Taylor Wilczynski) 8 7:47.60 10.34 +19.16 5 03.06 Huon (Toby Pitt) 1 7:53.24 5.64 +24.80 6 03.03 Huon (Wilson Mure) 7 8:08.01 14.77 +39.57 03.24 Tamar (Darryn Purcell) 2 SCRATCHED 03.14 Tamar (Blair Tunevitsch) 4 SCRATCHED Race 5 Mens Senior Single Scull Division 2 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 03.23 Tamar (Nick Silcox) 5 7:42.99 0.00 +0.00 2 03.04 Huon (Max Rowan) 3 7:47.44 4.45 +4.45 3 03.15 Tamar (Oliver Cook) 7 7:47.69 0.25 +4.70 4 03.05 Huon (Richard Giblin) 2 7:50.30 2.61 +7.31 5 03.12 North Esk (Mischa Tunevitsch) 4 7:50.93 0.63 +7.94 6 03.08 Lindisfarne (Wesley Young) 6 7:52.79 1.86 +9.80 03.22 TUBC (Mitchell Digney) 1 SCRATCHED Race 6 Mens Senior Single Scull Division 3 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 03.21 TUBC (Jacob Cooper) 5 7:48.41 0.00 +0.00 2 03.13 North Esk (Patrick Bird) 3 7:53.89 5.48 +5.48 3 03.29 ANA (Michael Giles-Beere) 6 8:01.34 7.45 +12.93 4 03.11 North Esk (Edward Kilpatrick) 8 8:10.32 8.98 +21.91 5 03.28 Ulverstone (Michael Wilson) 7 8:29.60 19.28 +41.19 6 03.10 New Norfolk (Matt Byrne) 1 8:43.17 13.57 +54.76 7 03.20 TUBC (Joel Digney) 2 8:45.40 2.23 +56.99 03.17 Tamar (Brendan Longman) 4 DID NOT START 2013/2014 Tasmanian State Pennant Regatta No 3 Saturday, 30 November 2013 Race 7 Mens Senior Single Scull Division 4 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 03.25 Ulverstone (Broden Mudford) 3 8:27.09 0.00 +0.00 2 03.19 Tamar (Richard Norton) 4 8:31.16 4.07 +4.07 3 03.26 Ulverstone (Andrew Streeter) 5 8:44.41 13.25 +17.32 4 03.30 Mersey (Stephen Witt) 6 8:56.01 11.60 +28.92 5 03.27 Ulverstone (Jason Dolbel) 2 8:56.23 0.22 +29.14 6 03.07 Lindisfarne (David Emmett) 8 8:57.31 1.08 +30.22 7 03.31 Tamar (Andrew Calvert) 7 9:16.52 19.21 +49.43 8 03.18 Tamar (Alan Kitto) 1 9:25.90 9.38 +58.81 Race 8 Mens Under 17 Coxed Quad Scull Division 1 Place Crew Lane 1500m Margins 1 04.03 Lindisfarne (Foss,Riseley,Thompson,Kennedy,c:Riseley) 4 5:19.93 0.00 +0.00 2 04.02 Grammar (Wilkinson,King,Scott,McGlashan,c:Sexton) 2 5:28.25 8.32 +8.32 3 04.04 North Esk (Johnston,Goss,Pask,McCullagh*,c:Behjat) 3 5:46.04 17.79 +26.11 4 04.07 Scotch Oakburn (McBain,Brient,Gilfillan,Todd,c:Archer) 6 5:50.74 4.70 +30.81 5 04.01 Friends (Peterson,Shears,Imbriotis,Crossland,c:Doedens) 7 6:06.65 15.91 +46.72 INV 04.08 Scotch Oakburn (Welsford-Brink,McShane,Berends,Jones,c:Cain) 5 INV - Rowed By Invitation *substitute Race 9 Mens Under 17 Coxed Quad Scull Division 2 Place Crew Lane 1500m Margins 1 04.05 North Esk (Cui,Harris,Halley,Chilvers,c:McCullagh) 4 5:21.77 0.00 +0.00 2 04.10 Hutchins (Wyatt,Johnston,Hall,Fergusson,c:Smith) 5 5:31.09 9.32 +9.32 3 04.11 Friends/Ulverstone (Streeter,Hutchinson,Doedens,Morrissey,c:Wilson) 2 5:31.60 0.51 +9.83 4 04.06 North Esk (Dikkenberg,Barrett,Nicholson,Ryan,c:Williams) 6 5:53.12 21.52 +31.35 5 04.09 Friends (Ince,Pointon,Parsons-Lucas,Sadler,c:Schroter) 3 5:55.81 2.69 +34.04 Race 10 Womens Under 19 Pair Final Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 05.02 DMCRC (Leon,Waldron) 5 8:15.41 0.00 +0.00 2 05.04 North Esk (Bloomfield,Bessell) 6 8:22.75 7.34 +7.34 3 05.05 North Esk (Quon,Batchelor) 2 8:39.29 16.54 +23.88 05.03 New Norfolk (Ketley,O'Connell) 3 SCRATCHED 05.01 Bucks/DMCRC (Dunbabin,Anderson) 4 SCRATCHED 05.06 Sandy Bay (Morris,Purdon) 7 DID NOT START Race 11 Mens Under 19 Coxed Four Division 1 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 07.11 Hutchins (Campbell,Bignell,Stalker,Mure,c:Downie) 5 6:56.34 0.00 +0.00 2 07.12 TUBC (Sander,Roe*,Gatehouse,Paterson,c:Doedens) 1 7:01.73 5.39 +5.39 3 07.10 Hutchins (Avery,Hudson,Wyatt,Johnstone,c:Hall) 6 7:04.19 2.46 +7.85 4 07.07 Hutchins (Schmidt,Haines,Fisher,Fergusson,c:Messmer) 2 7:04.71 0.52 +8.37 5 07.06 Friends (Donnelly*,Panagakos,Hutchinson,Isles,c:Crisp) 3 7:05.71 1.00 +9.37 6 07.05 Friends (Piket,Cooper*,Mulcahy,Roberts*,c:Hill) 7 7:08.82 3.11 +12.48 07.02 North Esk (Prior,Ryan,Fenner,Barrett,c:Kilpatrick) 4 DID NOT FINISH *substitute Race 12 Mens Under 19 Coxed Four Division 2 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 07.04 Scotch Oakburn (Thirkell-Johnston,Miller,Haley,Rae,c:Brown) 2 7:02.42 0.00 +0.00 2 07.01 Grammar (Woods,Elliott,Stallard,Stephenson,c:Davey) 5 7:11.39 8.97 +8.97 3 07.09 Hutchins (Henning,Bramich,Paine,Henderson,c:Gardner) 6 7:11.97 0.58 +9.55 4 07.08 Hutchins (Burbury,Casey,Johnston,Cottier,c:Johnstone) 3 7:32.38 20.41 +29.96 5 07.03 Scotch Oakburn (Jones,Sherman,Neville,von Stieglitz,c:Lawrence) 4 7:38.86 6.48 +36.44 2013/2014 Tasmanian State Pennant Regatta No 3 Saturday, 30 November 2013 Race 13 Womens Senior Single Scull Division 1 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 08.22 Adelaide (Annabel Gibson) 6 7:49.10 0.00 +0.00 2 08.10 Huon (Georgia Nesbitt) 5 7:51.49 2.39 +2.39 3 08.20 Tamar (Ciona Wilson) 3 8:04.18 12.69 +15.08 4 08.08 Huon (Eve Mure) 7 8:05.04 0.86 +15.94 5 08.09 Huon (Alexandra Hayes) 8 8:13.66 8.62 +24.56 6 08.03 Bucks (Lucy Jordan) 1 8:25.37 11.71 +36.27 08.07 Huon (Ella Flecker) 2 SCRATCHED 08.06 Huon (Kerry Hore) 4 SCRATCHED Race 14 Womens Senior Single Scull Division 2 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 08.11 Lindisfarne (Hannah Dobbie) 6 8:27.35 0.00 +0.00 2 08.15 Lindisfarne (Anneka Reardon) 4 8:36.27 8.92 +8.92 3 08.14 Lindisfarne (Jillian Johnstone) 2 8:53.27 17.00 +25.92 4 08.21 Friends (Ruth Davies) 7 8:56.69 3.42 +29.34 5 08.01 Bucks (Shanyce Kitson) 5 9:03.05 6.36 +35.70 6 08.16 New Norfolk (Jemma Grotaers) 3 9:11.59 8.54 +44.24 7 08.24 TUBC (Amanda Badger) 8 9:17.58 5.99 +50.23 8 08.13 Lindisfarne (Adair Morrison) 1 9:18.15 0.57 +50.80 Race 15 Womens Senior Single Scull Division 3 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 08.04 Bucks (Anna Sansom) 4 8:43.32 0.00 +0.00 2 08.23 New Norfolk (Esther Kerr) 8 8:58.94 15.62 +15.62 3 08.02 Bucks (Abbie Crow) 5 9:05.44 6.50 +22.12 4 08.12 Lindisfarne (Jessica Dobbie) 7 9:07.94 2.50 +24.62 5 08.05 DMCRC (Andrea Rippon) 6 9:11.48 3.54 +28.16 08.18 North Esk (Siobhan Graham) 1 SCRATCHED 08.17 North Esk (Gaby Shay) 2 DID NOT START 08.19 North Esk (Anne Guest) 3 SCRATCHED Race 16 Mens Senior Pair Final Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 09.02 Tamar (Tunevitsch,Purcell*) 4 6:44.80 0.00 +0.00 2 09.01 Bucks (Reardon,Bloomfield) 7 6:57.00 12.20 +12.20 3 09.03 North Esk (Tunevitsch,Bird) 3 7:03.32 6.32 +18.52 4 09.06 TUBC (Cocker*,Digney*) 1 7:07.09 3.77 +22.29 5 09.04 North Esk (Birtwistle,Ryan) 6 7:18.27 11.18 +33.47 6 09.05 Tamar (McKenzie,Youl) 2 7:23.55 5.28 +38.75 09.07 Tamar (Purcell,Silcox) 5 SCRATCHED *substitute Race 17 Mens / Womens Rec Vet Eight Final Place Crew Lane 1000m Margins 10.03 Hutchins 1 (Reid*,Paine*,Kelleher,Dobson,Hudson,Green,Bignell,Lowrie,c:Smith) 5 3:16.05 0.00 +0.00 10.02 Tamar 2 (Coulson,Hayes,Winwood,Hawkeswood,Calvert,Purcell*,Francis,Norton,c:Kitto) 4 3:33.98 17.93 +17.93 10.01 North Esk 3 (Dixon,Maynard,Ottaway,Kiely,Fenner,Fraser,Macqueen,Mulligan,c:Shay) 3 3:43.25 9.27 +27.20 *substitute Race 18 Mens Under 23 Single Scull Division 1 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 11.05 Huon (Erik Rowan) 5 7:07.46 0.00 +0.00 2 11.01 Bucks (Samuel Volker) 4 7:07.71 0.25 +0.25 3 11.06 Huon (Max Rowan) 2 7:18.42 10.71 +10.96 4 11.04 Huon (Toby Pitt) 6 7:18.66 0.24 +11.20 5 11.23 Tamar (Oliver Cook) 1 7:23.74 5.08 +16.28 6 11.02 Huon (Richard Giblin) 7 7:23.97 0.23 +16.51 7 11.17 North Esk (Lachlan McCarron) 8 7:48.95 24.98 +41.49 11.03 Huon (Wilson Mure) 3 SCRATCHED 2013/2014 Tasmanian State Pennant Regatta No 3 Saturday, 30 November 2013 Race 19 Mens Under 23 Single Scull Division 2 Place Crew Lane 2000m Margins 1 11.26 TUBC (Jacob Cooper) 6 7:24.66 0.00 +0.00 2 11.19 North Esk (Brendan Kiely) 3 7:27.86 3.20 +3.20 3 11.20 North Esk (Oliver Marsden) 2 7:32.21 4.35 +7.55 4 11.07 Hutchins (Michael Fletcher) 5 7:34.27 2.06 +9.61 5 11.18 North Esk (Jordan Ryan) 1 7:34.53 0.26 +9.87 6 11.28 ANA (Michael Giles-Beere) 8 7:34.98 0.45 +10.32 11.24 TUBC (Mitchell Digney) 4 SCRATCHED 11.09 Grammar (Ryan Stallard) 7 SCRATCHED Race 20 Mens Under 23 Single Scull Division 3 Place Crew
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