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Melbourne Head Saturday, 6 November 2004 Melbourne Head Saturday, 6 November 2004 RESULTS Place Bow No. Crew (Stroke/Sculler) Time Margin FI1X Female Intermediate Single Sculls 1 U2 BANKS 1 (Lisa Szatsznajder) 13:00.46 2 V1 MERCANTILE 3 (Sara Jane Blunt) 13:30.15 :29.69 3 U5 MELBOURNE 2 (Lisa Strain) 13:31.45 :30.99 4 U3 MUBC 2 (Andrea Dixon) 13:31.46 :31.00 5 U7 BANKS 2 (Georgia Nelson) 13:32.97 :32.51 6 V3 MERCANTILE 4 (Denae Bosler) 13:33.14 :32.68 7 V4 BANKS 4 (Seton Walsh) 13:35.17 :34.71 8 T8 MELBOURNE 1 (Sarah Hawe) 13:39.35 :38.89 9 T6 MUBC 1 (Heidi Wilson) 13:40.20 :39.74 10 V2 BANKS 3 (Helen Arblaster) 14:09.16 1:08.70 FI8+ Female Intermediate Eights 1 C5 MUBC 2 (Elise Collie) 11:09.59 2 C3 MERCANTILE (Kristy Hodges) 11:20.74 :11.15 3 C4 RICHMOND (Emma Catford) 11:24.86 :15.27 4 B8 ESSENDON (Ellen McSweeney) 11:30.77 :21.18 5 C2 MUBC 1 (Jen Ablitt) 12:00.28 :50.69 6 C1 MELBOURNE (Jessica Crisfield) 12:25.11 1:15.52 FM4+ Female Master Coxed Fours 1 J1 BANKS (Rayne Goodwin) 12:44.89 FM8+ Female Master Eights 1 T1 MELBOURNE 1 (Pamela Whiting) 12:13.00 2 T3 MELBOURNE 2 (Claire Nicholls) 13:01.83 :48.83 3 S8 AMC (Suzanne Kennealy) 13:12.06 :59.06 4 T2 RICHMOND (Kelli Cheales) 14:17.52 2:04.52 FN1X Female Novice Single Sculls 1 K1 FIRBANK 1 (Rachel Thomas) 14:16.74 2 K2 FIRBANK 2 (Beth Brownhill) 14:43.70 :26.96 3 K3 FIRBANK 3 (Ashlee Young) 15:12.66 :55.92 4 J8 GRAMMARIANS (Robyn Varney) 15:47.67 1:30.93 5 J7 MELBOURNE (Penelope Johnston) 17:13.09 2:56.35 FN4+ Female Novice Coxed Fours 1 I7 MELBOURNE (Kim Bonavia) 13:39.38 2 I6 RICHMOND 1 (Natasha Reid) 14:00.30 :20.92 3 I8 RICHMOND 2 (Ingrid Burt) 14:16.50 :37.12 FN4X+ Female Novice Coxed Quad Sculls 1 Q1 SACRED HEART 2 (Rebecca Fletcher) 12:38.62 2 P8 SACRED HEART 1 (Kate Van der Kruik) 12:49.27 :10.65 FN8+ Female Novice Eights 1 P2 ESSENDON (Lee-Ann Smith) 11:54.52 2 P3 LATROBE (Britta Granas) 12:30.01 :35.49 3 P4 MELBOURNE (Lauren Annett) 12:58.84 1:04.32 FO1X Female Open Single Sculls 1 H4 MERCANTILE 3 (Alison Withers) 12:58.48 2 G8 MERCANTILE 1 (Pauline Frasca) 13:06.64 : 8.16 3 H8 MERCANTILE 5 (Fleur Chew) 13:17.70 :19.22 Melbourne Head Saturday, 6 November 2004 RESULTS Place Bow No. Crew (Stroke/Sculler) Time Margin FO1X Female Open Single Sculls 4 H3 MUBC 3 (Alice McNamara) 13:20.59 :22.11 5 H1 MUBC 2 (Sally Muir) 13:22.06 :23.58 6 G7 MUBC 1 (Bridie O'Donnell) 13:24.85 :26.37 7 H2 MERCANTILE 2 (Emily Martin) 13:25.12 :26.64 8 H6 MERCANTILE 4 (Robyn Selby-Smith) 13:28.18 :29.70 9 H7 MUBC 5 (Sarah Heard) 13:34.07 :35.59 10 H5 MUBC 4 (Ester Verbeurg) 13:35.10 :36.62 11 I1 MUBC 6 (Sassi McCarthy) 13:39.45 :40.97 FO2- Female Open Coxless Pairs 1 K5 HAWTHORN (Fiona Hill) 13:10.14 2 K6 MELBOURNE (Melinda Patterson) 13:17.12 : 6.98 3 K7 HAWTHORN (Virginia Webb) 13:30.11 :19.97 FO2X Female Open Double Sculls 1 O8 MELBOURNE (Felicity Nutter) 12:51.66 2 P1 FIRBANK (Eve Gill) 13:24.21 :32.55 3 O7 HAWTHORN (Linda Forsyth) 13:52.81 1:01.15 FO4X Female Open Quad Sculls 1 E1 BANKS (Karen Valentine) : 2.05 FO8+ Female Open Eights 1 S7 MERCANTILE (Robyn Selby-Smith) 10:26.23 2 S6 MUBC (Michelle Funder) 10:44.00 :17.77 FSCH4+O Female School Coxed Fours - Open 1 F2 LAURISTON 1 (Sarah Stobart) 12:56.33 2 E3 PLC 1 (Amanda Rees) 12:59.12 : 2.79 3 E8 WESLEY 2 (Sarah Doyle) 13:41.82 :45.49 4 F3 LAURISTON 2 (Camille Davis) 13:49.61 :53.28 5 E7 PLC 2 (Sophie Koo) 14:03.47 1:07.14 6 E2 MELB.GIRLS COLL. 1 (Anastasia Mihailidis) 14:12.84 1:16.51 7 E4 WESLEY 1 (Hannah Martin) 14:13.40 1:17.07 8 E5 LORETO MAND. (Fenina Acance) 14:26.99 1:30.66 9 E6 MELB.GIRLS COLL. 2 (Brooke Lloyd-Griffiths) 14:40.71 1:44.38 10 F1 MELB.GIRLS COLL. 3 (Stephanie Davy) 16:01.27 3:04.94 FSCH4X+O Female School Coxed Quad Sculls - Open 1 N1 SACRED HEART 1 (Caitlin Grace) 12:16.32 2 M7 LORETO MAND. 1 (Amy Noonan) 12:53.14 :36.82 3 M8 MLC 1 (Louise Brown) 12:58.83 :42.51 4 N5 MLC 3 (Hannah Kent) 13:01.55 :45.23 5 N7 MLC 4 (Susanna Thresh) 13:05.40 :49.08 6 N2 LORETO MAND. 2 (Bridget Noonan) 13:11.38 :55.06 7 N3 MLC 2 (Julia Henning) 13:17.32 1:01.00 8 N8 MLC 5 (Kaitlyn McCrone) 13:22.39 1:06.07 9 N6 LORETO MAND. 4 (Sara Flynn) 13:54.66 1:38.34 10 O1 MLC 6 (Francesca Rizzo) 14:01.08 1:44.76 11 M6 FINTONA (Susannah Schoeffel) 14:12.11 1:55.79 Melbourne Head Saturday, 6 November 2004 RESULTS Place Bow No. Crew (Stroke/Sculler) Time Margin FSCH4X+Y10 Female School Coxed Quad Sculls - Year 10 1 O4 SACRED HEART (Rachel Noonan) 12:31.87 2 O2 FINTONA (Katherine Raw) 12:56.37 :24.50 3 O3 LORETO MAND. 1 (Eleanor Angley) 13:02.48 :30.61 4 O6 LORETO MAND. 3 (Sophie Griffiths) 13:32.09 1:00.22 5 O5 LORETO MAND. 2 (Alexandra Blackburn) 13:44.93 1:13.06 FSCH8+A Female School Eights - Div.A 1 X2 MLC (Grace Hicks) 11:23.64 2 W8 CAREY (Nicole Bushett) 11:38.34 :14.70 3 X1 GENAZZANO (Jo Gard) 12:02.16 :38.52 4 W7 LAURISTON (Sarah Stobart) 12:09.30 :45.66 FSCH8+B Female School Eights - Div.B 1 X5 MLC (Krystina Wallis) 11:40.14 2 X4 GENAZZANO (Priscilla Barrington) 12:54.99 1:14.85 3 X3 CAREY (Monique Portelli) 13:06.36 1:26.22 MI1X Male Intermediate Single Sculls 1 X6 HAWTHORN (Shane O'Connor-Smith) 12:27.27 2 W3 MERCANTILE 3 (Thomas Nickson) 12:27.49 : 0.22 3 V5 MELBOURNE (Paul Conrad) 12:28.83 : 1.56 4 W5 MERCANTILE 4 (Thomas Haag) 12:50.01 :22.74 5 V8 YARRA YARRA (Edward Kinch) 12:50.47 :23.20 MI8+ Male Intermediate Eights 1 A4 MERCANTILE 1 (Steve Rowley) 10:17.73 2 A5 MELBOURNE (Vincent Marziale) 10:26.41 : 8.68 3 A6 RICHMOND (Ben Stevenson) 10:40.72 :22.99 MM1X Male Master Single Sculls 1 R3 MUBC 1 (Geoffrey Rees) 13:14.04 2 Q7 MUBC (Tim Marshall) 13:30.09 :16.05 3 R5 CORIO BAY (Jim Thomas) 13:34.65 :20.61 4 Q8 HAWTHORN (Pat Freeland-Small) 13:36.67 :22.63 5 R6 MELBOURNE (Gary Tait) 13:54.22 :40.18 6 R2 MELBOURNE 2 (Paul Howard) 13:58.48 :44.44 7 R1 MELBOURNE 1 (Julian Reid) 14:43.67 1:29.63 8 R4 MUBC 2 (David England) 14:49.63 1:35.59 9 R7 HAWTHORN 1 (Denis Bourke) 16:14.95 3:00.91 MM2X Male Master Double Sculls 1 Q4 MELBOURNE (Paul Bridgeford) 12:59.87 2 Q5 BENDIGO (Roger Muller) 13:12.03 :12.16 3 Q6 MELBOURNE (Garry Ramsbottom) 13:54.89 :55.02 4 R8 HAWTHORN (Neil Courtney) 14:19.12 1:19.25 MM8+ Male Master Eights 1 D4 AMC (Tom Lockwood) 10:54.63 2 C8 BANKS COMPOSITE (Colin Rawson) 10:55.85 : 1.22 3 D2 MERCANTILE (Jeffrey Thompson) 10:57.76 : 3.13 4 D1 MELBOURNE (Richard Ranger) 11:07.97 :13.34 5 D6 BANKS (Jim Lowe) 11:12.87 :18.24 6 C7 CARDINAL (Ian Blandford) 11:37.42 :42.79 Melbourne Head Saturday, 6 November 2004 RESULTS Place Bow No. Crew (Stroke/Sculler) Time Margin MM8+ Male Master Eights 7 D3 YARRA YARRA (Dallas Howgate) 11:49.96 :55.33 8 D5 MUBC (David Graver) 12:05.55 1:10.92 9 C6 ARGONAUTS (Stewart Niemann) 12:42.21 1:47.58 MN1X Male Novice Single Sculls 1 J5 MELBOURNE 2 (Lu Beranek) 15:19.77 2 J2 MELBOURNE 1 (James Weatherly) 16:09.45 :49.68 MN2X Male Novice Double Sculls 1 I5 LATROBE (Stuart Davey) 12:39.01 2 I4 HAWTHORN (Andrew Carson) 12:39.10 : 0.09 MN8+ Male Novice Eights 1 P5 BENDIGO (Paul McDonald) 10:59.39 2 P7 MELBOURNE (Peter Shakespeare) 11:12.44 :13.05 3 P6 GRAMMARIANS (Peter Butselaar) 12:54.34 1:54.95 MO1X Male Open Single Sculls 1 F7 MERCANTILE 1 (Alistar Taylor) 11:57.96 2 G2 MUBC 3 (Jason Heard) 12:06.24 : 8.28 3 F6 MUBC 1 (Nicholas Phelps) 12:06.36 : 8.40 4 F8 MUBC 2 (James Marburg) 12:21.82 :23.86 5 G6 MUBC 5 (Nick Edwards) 12:27.70 :29.74 6 G3 MERCANTILE 3 (Peter Kupcis) 12:38.41 :40.45 7 G1 MERCANTILE 2 (Henry Edgar) 12:39.56 :41.60 MO2- Male Open Coxless Pairs 1 B7 MUBC 5 (Christian Ryan) 11:21.22 2 B6 MUBC 4 (Colin Smith) 11:21.90 : 0.68 3 B2 MUBC 2 (Alistair Carter) 11:32.80 :11.58 4 A8 MUBC 1 (Kier McKenzie-McHarg) 11:39.64 :18.42 5 B4 MUBC 3 (Brett Phelan) 11:50.10 :28.88 6 B5 WEND-BALL (Rob Richards) 11:54.82 :33.60 7 B1 MELBOURNE (Mark Baxter) 12:28.17 1:06.95 8 B3 MERCANTILE (Geoff Greaves) 12:36.63 1:15.41 MO2X Male Open Double Sculls 1 F5 MUBC (Karsten Forsterling) 11:03.77 2 F4 ESSENDON (Paul Parker) 11:35.53 :31.76 MO4+ Male Open Coxed Fours 1 A1 MUBC 1 (Conrad Tulloch) 11:04.67 2 A3 MUBC 2 (Peter Moore) 11:33.69 :29.02 MO4X Male Open Quad Sculls 1 Q3 MUBC (Daniel Fahy) 11:47.79 MO8+ Male Open Eights 1 S4 MERCANTILE (Corey Hester) 9:42.91 2 S5 MUBC 2 (Peter Antonie) 9:45.05 : 2.14 3 S1 MUBC 3 (Brett Phelan) 9:48.64 : 5.73 4 S3 MUBC 1 (Joshua Nalder) 9:58.48 :15.57 5 S2 MUBC 4 (Greg Longden) 11:05.32 1:22.41 Melbourne Head Saturday, 6 November 2004 RESULTS Place Bow No.
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