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The 2020 Invitation List 2020 AUSTRALIAN ROWING TEAM SELECTION TRIALS / 28 February - 7 March / INVITATION LIST COXSWAINS NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Kendall Brodie NSW NSWIS Sydney Rowing Club 2 James Rook VIC HPNTC Mercantile Rowing Club 3 Stuart Sim VIC Melbourne University Boat Club WOMEN'S SWEEP NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Olympia Aldersey SA HPNTC Adelaide Rowing Club 2 Bronwyn Cox WA HPNTC University of Western Australia 3 Jacinta Edmunds QLD HPNTC Commerical Rowing Club 4 Emma Fessey NSW HPNTC UTS Haberfield Rowing Club 5 Molly Goodman SA HPNTC Adelaide Rowing Club 6 Georgina Gotch NSW HPNTC Sydney University Boat Club 7 Sarah Hawe VIC HPNTC Huon Rowing Club 8 Genevieve Horton NSW HPNTC Sydney University Boat Club 9 Annabelle McIntyre WA HPNTC Fremantle Rowing Club 10 Jessica Morrison VIC HPNTC Mercantile Rowing Club 11 Giorgia Patten WA HPNTC West Australian Rowing Club 12 Rosemary Popa VIC HPNTC Banks Rowing Club 13 Georgina Rowe NSW HPNTC UTS Haberfield Rowing Club 14 Leah Saunders NSW HPNTC Sydney Rowing Club 15 Lucy Stephan VIC HPNTC Melbourne University Boat Club 16 Lilly Tinapple WA HPNTC Swan River Rowing Club 17 Katrina Werry VIC HPNTC Mercantile Rowing Club 18 Ciona Wilson TAS HPNTC Tamar Rowing Club WOMEN'S SCULLING NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Amanda Bateman VIC HPNTC Mercantile Rowing Club 2 Katrina Bateman VIC VIS Mercantile Rowing Club 3 Caitlin Cronin QLD QAS The University of Queensland Boat Club 4 Fiona Ewing NSW NSWIS Sydney University Boat Club 5 Harriet Hudson NSW HPNTC Sydney Rowing Club 6 Rowena Meredith NSW NSWIS Sydney University Boat Club 7 Ria Thompson VIC HPNTC The University of Queensland Boat Club LIGHTWEIGHT WOMEN'S SCULLING NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Georgia Nesbitt TAS HPNTC Huon Rowing Club 2 Sarah Pound NSW HPNTC UTS Haberfield Rowing Club MEN'S SWEEP NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Adam Bakker QLD RBNTC Commercial Rowing Club 2 Robert Black NSW RBNTC Mosman Rowing Club 3 Joshua Booth VIC RBNTC Melbourne University Boat Club 4 Benjamin Coombs VIC RBNTC UTS Haberfield Rowing Club 5 Liam Donald VIC RBNTC Mercantile Rowing Club 6 Sam Hardy NSW RBNTC Sydney Rowing Club 7 Jack Hargreaves NSW RBNTC Sydney University Boat Club 8 Joshua Hicks WA RBNTC Sydney Rowing Club 9 Alexander Hill SA RBNTC Adelaide Rowing Club 10 Patrick Holt QLD NSWIS UTS Haberfield Rowing Club 11 Simon Keenan VIC RBNTC Melbourne University Boat Club 12 Nicholas Lavery VIC RBNTC UTS Haberfield Rowing Club 13 Rohan Lavery VIC VIS Melbourne University Boat Club 14 Timothy Masters VIC RBNTC UTS Haberfield Rowing Club 15 Angus Moore NSW RBNTC Sydney Rowing Club 16 Jack O’Brien NSW RBNTC Sydney University Boat Club 17 Alexander Purnell NSW RBNTC Sydney University Boat Club 18 Nicholas Purnell NSW RBNTC Sydney University Boat Club 19 Spencer Turrin NSW RBNTC Sydney Rowing Club 20 Angus Widdicombe VIC RBNTC Mercantile Rowing Club MEN'S SCULLING NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Caleb Antill ACT RBNTC Australian National University Boat Club 2 David Bartholot NSW NSWIS Sydney University Boat Club 3 Jack Cleary WA RBNTC West Australian Rowing Club 4 Cameron Girdlestone NSW RBNTC Sydney University Boat Club 5 Luke Letcher ACT ACTAS Black Mountain Rowing Club 6 Hamish Playfair NSW RBNTC UTS Haberfield Rowing Club 7 Campbell Watts NSW RBNTC Sydney University Boat Club 8 David Watts WA RBNTC Sydney Rowing Club LIGHTWEIGHT MEN'S SCULLING NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Redmond Matthews VIC VIS Mercantile Rowing Club 2 Sean Murphy NSW NSWIS Mosman Rowing Club 3 Hamish Parry QLD QAS Toowong Rowing Club PARA ROWING - PR1 NAME STATE SIS SAS CLUB 1 Erik Horrie NSW NSWIS Sydney Rowing Club PARA ROWING - PR2 NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Simon Albury SA SASI Torrens Rowing Club 2 Gavin Bellis QLD QAS Griffith University Surfers Paradise Rowing Club 3 Kathryn Ross ACT ACTAS Australian National University Boat Club PARA ROWING - PR3 NAME STATE NTC or SIS SAS CLUB 1 Jed Altschwager SA SASI Torrens Rowing Club 2 Nikki Ayers ACT ACTAS Capital Lakes Rowing Club 3 Renae Domaschenz (cox) ACT ACTAS Australian National University Boat Club 4 Anu Francis SA Torrens Rowing Club 5 Jessica Gallagher VIC VIS Powerhouse Rowing Club 6 Ben Gibson NSW NSWIS Sydney Rowing Club 7 Kathleen Murdoch NSW NSWIS Nepean Rowing Club 8 Will Smith SA SASI Adelaide University Boat Club 9 James Talbot NSW NSWIS Sydney University Boat Club 10 Alexandra Viney VIC VIS Power House Rowing Club 11 Alex Vuillermin VIC VIS Power House Rowing Club # Terry O'Hanlon (cox) NSW Mosman Rowing Club # coxswain not eligible for selection - assisting with the para trial process .
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