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128Th Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Results of Racing 128th Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Results of Racing Saturday, August 7, 2010 Lane 1 Lane 2 Lane 3 Lane 4 Lane 5 Lane 6 Lane 7 Lane 8 Time Event Description Race Number Prefix Progression Rules Trophy Status 8:00 AM 51 Senior Men Single Dash Heat 1 1 1 to Final + 2NFT Murphy Brothers Trophy Official UNDINE BARGE UNION BC S. NIAGARA RC WYANDOTTE BC POCOCK U. B.C. RC PETERBOROUGH 1527 1780 1947 1665 330 788 900 5 DNS 3 1 4 2 6 1:46.86 (+ 10.44) 1:39.86 (+ 3.44) 1:36.42 1:42.62 (+ 6.20) 1:36.98 (+ .56) 1:57.86 (+ 21.44) James Barker Nick Baker Mark Ventresca Matt Schanck David Vanbolt Danny Matthews Lawrence Beattie 8:05 AM 51 Senior Men Single Dash Heat 2 2 1 to Final + 2NFT Murphy Brothers Trophy Official GUELPH RC PENN AC HUDSON RIVER CRESCENT BC SHENENDEHOWA UNION BC UNION BC 1357 2025 1050 1021 1322 1779 3030 1 Scratch Scratch 2 5 4 3 1:36.25 1:42.75 (+ 6.50) 1:44.35 (+ 8.10) 1:43.85 (+ 7.60) 1:43.15 (+ 6.90) Ian Edwards Ross Anderson Kyle Mabry Jonathan Lees Patrick Ballantyne Jeff Toto John Bergantino 8:10 AM 51 Senior Men Single Dash Heat 3 3 1 to Final + 2NFT Murphy Brothers Trophy Official UNION BC NOTRE DAME RC UNDINE BARGE HALIFAX RC GORGE RC UNIV BARGE UNION BC 2154 1572 1576 1863 781 805 3031 7 3 2 5 4 1 6 1:50.70 (+ 14.60) 1:38.90 (+ 2.80) 1:36.40 (+ .30) 1:42.30 (+ 6.20) 1:39.70 (+ 3.60) 1:36.10 1:46.70 (+ 10.60) Chris Becker Zach Fry Charles Biddle Dan Murray Dario Nova Pete Seymour Peter Kennedy 8:15 AM 51 Senior Men Single Dash Heat 4 4 1 to Final + 2NFT Murphy Brothers Trophy Official ST CATHARINES R UNION BC GUELPH RC WEST SIDE RC NOTRE DAME RC UNION BC 1843 1778 1358 1803 1573 2153 1 3 2 6 4 5 1:37.02 1:39.36 (+ 2.34) 1:38.48 (+ 1.46) 1:44.89 (+ 7.87) 1:40.53 (+ 3.51) 1:42.00 (+ 4.98) Frank Murphy 2 Brian Wettach Adam Rabalski Lou Harwood Znak Ovenden Andrew Reed Printed: Saturday, August 7, 2010 07:01 PM Page 1 of 20 2010 128th Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Regatta Master 2007 Results of Racing Saturday, August 7, 2010 Lane 1 Lane 2 Lane 3 Lane 4 Lane 5 Lane 6 Lane 7 Lane 8 Time Event Description Race Number Prefix Progression Rules Trophy Status 8:20 AM 52 Senior Women Single Dash Heat 1 5 1 to Final + 2NFT Marie-Lynne Rochon Memorial Official Trophy VESPER BC U OF MICH. WOM BOSTON RC VESPER BC RIVERSIDE BC UNION BC DEEP COVE RC RIDLEY GRAD BC 3034 257 606 866 1369 2150 244 2167 3 1 6 4 5 DNS 7 2 1:51.89 (+ 5.99) 1:45.90 2:02.69 (+ 16.79) 1:54.42 (+ 8.52) 1:56.37 (+ 10.47) 2:03.84 (+ 17.94) 1:49.88 (+ 3.98) Nicole Ritchie Brett Sickler Claire Barkin Elizabeth Keyser Emily Huelskamp Sarah Perkins Amelia Hill Caitlin Pauls 8:25 AM 52 Senior Women Single Dash Heat 2 6 1 to Final + 2NFT Marie-Lynne Rochon Memorial Official Trophy BOSTON RC ALL AMERICAN RC GORGE RC SASKATOON RC WYANDOTTE BC MENDOTA RC DEEP COVE RC 605 1926 772 813 1674 1139 245 6 4 1 3 2 7 5 2:09.31 (+ 21.77) 1:59.34 (+ 11.80) 1:47.54 1:57.55 (+ 10.01) 1:53.46 (+ 5.92) 2:12.48 (+ 24.94) 2:06.33 (+ 18.79) Aubree Andres Alexandra Dimatte Alyssa Weninger Jessica Start Kate Krengel Miranda Padilla Brynn Danvers 8:30 AM 52 Senior Women Single Dash Heat 3 7 1 to Final + 2NFT Marie-Lynne Rochon Memorial Official Trophy VICTORIA CITY GORGE RC UNIV BARGE DEEP COVE RC VESPER BC MENDOTA RC RIVERSIDE BC 1337 773 80 247 864 663 1034 4 6 5 3 2 Scratch 1 1:58.54 (+ 9.20) 2:10.84 (+ 21.50) 2:04.24 (+ 14.90) 1:53.04 (+ 3.70) 1:49.84 (+ .50) 1:49.34 Jennifer Rose Teresa Berkholtz Gabrielle Cutler Devon Okrainetz Bryn Crawford Shannon Hoffman Frederique Garnier 8:35 AM 52 Senior Women Single Dash Heat 4 8 1 to Final + 2NFT Marie-Lynne Rochon Memorial Official Trophy COMMUNITY DEEP COVE RC LONG BEACH RA COMMUNITY DON RC BOSTON DEV BOSTON RC 3032 246 519 1749 1937 1233 602 3 5 7 6 2 4 1 1:59.52 (+ 6.69) 2:03.44 (+ 10.61) 2:10.67 (+ 17.84) 2:03.95 (+ 11.12) 1:54.95 (+ 2.12) 2:00.76 (+ 7.93) 1:52.83 Morgan Breitmeye Caroline Wisheart Laura C-Diaz Poma Nicole Maleh Colleen Tierney Robin Neschke Juliet Hollingswort Printed: Saturday, August 7, 2010 07:01 PM Page 2 of 20 2010 128th Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Regatta Master 2007 Results of Racing Saturday, August 7, 2010 Lane 1 Lane 2 Lane 3 Lane 4 Lane 5 Lane 6 Lane 7 Lane 8 Time Event Description Race Number Prefix Progression Rules Trophy Status 8:40 AM 52 Senior Women Single Dash Heat 5 9 1 to Final + 2NFT Marie-Lynne Rochon Memorial Official Trophy BOSTON DEV BOSTON RC SASKATOON RC LONG BEACH DEEP COVE RC MENDOTA RC OTTAWA RC 1234 601 385 488 243 664 3033 5 6 1 DNS 4 3 2 2:06.83 (+ 16.66) 2:06.99 (+ 16.82) 1:50.17 2:01.89 (+ 11.72) 1:58.98 (+ 8.81) 1:52.69 (+ 2.52) Emily Bower Eleanor Parker Hannah Champ Laura C-Diaz Poma Raewyn Danvers Kate Mansfield Marie Lefebvre 8:45 AM 53 Senior Lightweight Men Eight Dash Heat 1 10 3 to Final Ralph Gifford Memorial Trophy Official COMMUNITY RIVERSIDE BC SARATOGA RA ST CATHARINES R WYANDOTTE BC S. NIAGARA RC 2146 1309 2040 1648 1673 1940 3 2 5 1 DNS 4 1:26.05 (+ 7.92) 1:22.33 (+ 4.20) 1:31.97 (+ 13.84) 1:18.13 1:27.66 (+ 9.53) Michael Giroux Stroke James Hughes Stroke Ian Danforth Stroke Michael Fisher Stroke William Evans Stroke Graham Pupo Stroke Zachary W. Singer 7 Karl Harshe 7 Ian Colpoys 7 Brendan Coffey 7 Will Doss 7 Gabe Klassen 7 Tomas Casals 6 Kyle Lafferty 6 Paul Lafalce 6 Ben Cushnie 6 Justin Trzeciak 6 Cory MacHesney 6 Jonathan Heinlein 5 Peter Gibson 5 Joshua Jameson 5 Daniel Downie 5 Evan Centala 5 Jarrett Kukoly 5 Christopher Roy 4 Andrew Neils 4 Evan Connolly 4 Corey Brunton 2 4 Eric Viger 4 Michael Prysiazny 4 Holden Keating 3 Jacob Georgeson 3 Joshua Nixon 3 Bruno Salemme 3 Cory Brown 3 Dylan Coffey 3 Aaron Ladd 2 Joseph Purman 2 Eric Newton 2 Matthew Schenck 2 Alari Maricq 2 Jason Carey 2 Ryan Fliss Bow Jonah Coste Bow Taylor Finlay Bow Sylas Coletto 2 Bow Adam Wlodkowski Bow Sean Whitehall2 Bow Katherine Falb Cox Michelle Darby Cox Gabriel Sullivan Cox Karlene Willmott Cox Michael Killingbac Cox Jacob Koudys Cox 8:50 AM 53 Senior Lightweight Men Eight Dash Heat 2 11 3 to Final Ralph Gifford Memorial Trophy Official ARGONAUT RC NYAC DON RC PENN AC ST CATHARINES R 931 991 1821 833 1754 2 1 5 4 3 1:23.61 (+ 2.63) 1:20.98 1:27.82 (+ 6.84) 1:27.21 (+ 6.23) 1:24.06 (+ 3.08) Daniel Augelo Stroke David Walton Stroke Raja Yarra Stroke Jake Schuppe Stroke Calum Beedling Stroke Brian Timmis 7 Alex Rubert 7 Philip Malinas 7 Taylor Freeman 7 Andrew Carr 7 Alex Yamich 6 Richard Suarez 6 John O'Brien 6 Bob Bigelow 6 Michael Stevens 6 Alex White 5 Thomas Hill 5 Gurpreet Singh Dh 5 Nate Shils 5 Rhys Coletto 5 Latham French 4 Ryan Ujazdowski 4 Gregory Szabo 4 Ryan Archer 4 Brian Schenck 4 Bryan Kirow 3 Andrew Chase 3 Ameen Mirjan 3 Justin Gentile 3 Dylan Coletto 3 Omar Shenawi 2 Josh Gautreau 2 2 David Oram 2 Mike Sheenan 2 Brent Duncan 2 Matt Vincent Bow Andrew Haight Bow Andrew Chun Bow Greg Piepmeir Bow Adam Millar Bow Sam Pinto Cox Jenny Sichel Cox Kris Rogalsky Cox Andrew Lake Cox Katie Bruggeling Cox Printed: Saturday, August 7, 2010 07:01 PM Page 3 of 20 2010 128th Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Regatta Master 2007 Results of Racing Saturday, August 7, 2010 Lane 1 Lane 2 Lane 3 Lane 4 Lane 5 Lane 6 Lane 7 Lane 8 Time Event Description Race Number Prefix Progression Rules Trophy Status 8:55 AM 55 Senior Lightweight Men Single Dash Heat 1 12 3 to Final Cornelius Memorial Trophy Official BOUCHERVILLE MINNEAPOLIS RC U. VIC GUELPH RC RIVERSIDE BC UNDINE BARGE HUDSON RIVER 454 503 1793 1360 1189 1619 3037 Scratch 3 4 6 2 1 5 1:43.16 (+ 2.83) 1:44.23 (+ 3.90) 1:45.79 (+ 5.46) 1:43.00 (+ 2.67) 1:40.33 1:45.26 (+ 4.93) Ken Ouellette Dmytro Koshevy Nick Tory Michael Veltri Michael Farry Paul Garberson Kyle Mabry 9:00 AM 55 Senior Lightweight Men Single Dash Heat 2 13 3 to Final Cornelius Memorial Trophy Official SYDNEY RC LEANDER BC OTTAWA RC GUELPH RC U. B.C. RC RIVERSIDE BC 3036 1175 1624 1359 369 2123 3 5 1 4 Scratch 2 1:38.08 (+ 1.68) 1:43.63 (+ 7.23) 1:36.40 1:39.77 (+ 3.37) 1:36.99 (+ .59) Simon Nola Dominik Roos Paul Amesbury Mark Henry Dan Guest David Smith 9:05 AM 56 Senior Lightweight Women Single Dash Heat 1 14 2 to Final John Dorr Trophy Official U.
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