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March Trials Invite List 18.2.15.Xlsx 2015 Australian Rowing Team Selection Trials Provisional Invitation List as of: 18-Feb-15 Trial: 2015 Senior Team Location: SIRC - Penrith, NSW Trial Dates: 2nd - 7th March 2015 Key notes: 1 Tier 1-5 athletes have been listed recognising SIS SAS scholarship holders. 2 Trialing for all categories will commence on Monday 2nd March. 3 SIRC Bump in: please refer to previous email advice regarding access restriction to SIRC on Sat 28th Feb and Sunday 1st March. 4 There will be a compulsory Trials Briefing: Sunday 1st March at 5:30pm in the SIRC grandstand. 5 There will be a compulsory Australian Team planning and briefing day on Saturday 7th March for all selected athletes and coaches 6 Trials attendance for all Tiers 1, 2A and 2B athletes will be subsidised through their respective Institute or Academy. WOMENS SCULLING Lead Coach: Rhett Ayliffe Category Coaches: Lyall McCarthy / Jason Lane / Tom Westgarth Club NTC Notes 1 Cara Grzeskowiak Capital Lakes RC ACTAS 2 Fiona Albert Mercantile RC VIS 3 Jennifer Cleary Mercantile RC VIS 4 Jessica Hall Brisbane & GPS RC QAS 5 Kerry Hore Huon RC TIS 6 Kimberley Crow Melbourne University BC Canberra 7 Madeleine Edmunds Commercial RC QAS 8 Olympia Aldersey Adelaide RC SASI 9 Sally Kehoe Sydney University Womens RC SASI MENS SCULLING Lead Coach: Rhett Ayliffe Category Coaches: Rhett Ayliffe / John Driessen Club NTC Notes 1 Alexander Belonogoff Sydney University BC SASI 2 Cameron Girdlestone Sydney University BC NSWIS 3 Christopher Morgan Sydney RC NSWIS 4 David Crawshay Mercantile RC VIS 5 David Watts Swan River RC Canberra 6 James McRae Murray Bridge RC SASI 7 John Linke Mercantile RC VIS 8 Karsten Forsterling Melbourne University BC VIS 9 Max McQueeney Buckingham RC Canberra 10 Rhys Grant ANA BC WAIS WOMENS SWEEP Lead Coach: Simon Cox Category Coaches: Bill Tait / Andrew Randell Club NTC Notes 1 Addy Dunkley-Smith Mercantile RC VIS 2 Alexandra Hagan Swan River RC WAIS 3 Charlotte Sutherland Mercantile RC Canberra 4 Claudia Zucchelli Melbourne University BC 5 Genevieve Horton Mosman RC NSWIS 6 Hannah Vermeersch WARC WAIS 7 Hedda Cooper Melbourne University BC 8 Jessie Allen Mosman RC NSWIS subject to medical clearance 9 Katrina Bateman Mercantile RC VIS 10 Katrina Werry Mercantile RC VIS 11 Lucy Stephan Melbourne University BC Canberra subject to medical clearance 12 Meaghan Volker Buckingham RC 13 Molly Goodman Adelaide RC Canberra 14 Renee Chatterton Adelaide University BC SASI 15 Rosie Poppa Banks RC 16 Sophie Sutherland Mercantile RC Coxswains: To be advised MENS SWEEP Lead Coach: Simon Cox Category Coaches: Simon Cox / Tom Laurich / Tim McLaren Club NTC Notes 1 Alexander Hill Adelaide RC Canberra 2 Alexander Lloyd Sydney RC Canberra 3 Angus Moore Canberra RC Canberra subject to medical clearance 4 Benjamin Coombs Sydney RC VIS 5 Bryn Coudraye Adelaide RC 6 Cameron Brewer Sydney RC 7 Christopher Cunningham-Reid Sydney University BC NSWIS 8 Fergus Pragnell Sydney University BC VIS 9 Jack Hargreaves Sydney University BC Canberra 10 James Chapman Sydney RC NSWIS 11 Joshua Dunkley-Smith Mercantile RC VIS 12 Joshua Booth Melbourne University BC VIS 13 Joshua Hicks Sydney RC NSWIS 14 Matthew Dignan Sydney RC 15 Matthew Edstein University of Technology Sydney 16 Matthew Ryan Sydney University BC VIS 17 Nicholas Purnell Sydney University BC NSWIS 18 Nicholas Wheatley Sydney University BC Canberra 19 Samuel Hookway Melbourne University BC 20 Scott Laidler Dutton Park RC Canberra 21 Scott Woodward Sydney RC 22 Spencer Turrin Sydney RC Canberra 23 Thomas Larkins Melbourne University BC Canberra 24 William Lockwood Melbourne University BC Canberra Coxswains: To be advised WOMENS LIGHWEIGHT SCULLING Lead Coach: Mark Fangen-Hall Category Coaches: Mark Fangen-Hall / TBA Club NTC Notes 1 Alice McNamara Melbourne University BC VIS 2 Annabel Gibson Adelaide RC 3 Ella Flecker Huon RC Canberra 4 Georgia Miansarow Mosman RC Canberra subject to medical clearance 5 Georgia Nesbitt Huon RC TIS 6 Laura Dunn University of Technology Sydney NSWIS 7 Maia Simmonds University of WA Canberra 8 Sarah Perkins Corio Bay RC 9 Sarah Pound University of Technology Sydney NSWIS MENS LIGHWEIGHT SCULLING Lead Coach: Mark Fangen-Hall Category Coaches: TBA Club NTC Notes 1 James Wilson Mercantile RC 2 Jonothon Hookway Melbourne University BC 3 Roderick Chisholm University of Technology Sydney 4 Tom Perry Canberra RC MENS LIGHTWEIGHT SWEEP Lead Coach: Mark Fangen-Hall Category Coaches: Brett Crow Club NTC Notes 1 Brendan Longman Tamar RC 2 Darryn Purcell Toowong RC TIS 3 Hamish Parry Toowong RC QAS 4 Jack Price Toowong RC 5 Nicholas Silcox Toowong RC TIS subject to medical clearance 6 Perry Ward Swan River RC WAIS 7 Simon Nola Sydney RC 8 Timothy McDonnell Toowong RC PARA ROWING Lead Coach: Gordon Marcks Category Coaches: Gordon Marcks / Jason Baker Club NTC Notes 1 Alistair Chong Tasmania University BC 2 Cameron Crombie Canberre RC ACTAS subject to classification confirmation 3 Erik Horrie Sydney RC NSWIS 4 Gavin Bellis Powerhouse Canberra 5 Jeremy McGrath Balmain RC NSWIS 6 Katherine Murdoch Nepean RC NSWIS subject to medical clearance 7 Kathleen O’Kelley- Kennedy West Australian RC 8 Kathryn Ross ANU Canberra 9 Sara Waitzer Tasmania University BC 10 Steve Knott St George RC Coxswains: 1 Josephine Burnand Mosman RC 2 Nell Duly Balmain RC.
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