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October 2017 News
OCTOBER 2017 NEWS Above – Kat Werry celebrates her World Championship win News covered below: • Rowing Australia Rower of the Year Awards • Head of the Goulburn entries • AGM news • Thursday nights buzz with masters • More news from our overseas members • James Shipton returns to Melbourne (and Mercs) • Annual Report now available • Please RSVP to AGM this weekend • Rowing Victoria Awards • Bits and pieces – more • Mercantile at 2017 Royal Flying Doctor Service rowathon • Rob Black – FISA Rising Star • Bits and pieces • Member News • Wrap up of World Championships • Notice of AGM • Road closures • Past Captain Robyn Selby Smith delivers a new pair (of babies) • Gold for Men’s and Women’s Fours • Day 6 was a silver day for Australia • Reminder AGM 22nd October • Tuesday night ergos • Member Profiles Rower of the Year Awards Updated 31st October 2017 Rowing Australia held its Rower of the Year Awards on the weekend in Sydney in a gala affair. Winners at the 2017 Hancock Prospecting Rower of the Year Awards 2017 Female Crew of the Year: Women’s Four. Molly Goodman (HPWNTC/Adelaide RC/SA), Sarah Hawe (TIS/Huon RC/TAS), Katrina Werry (VIS/Mercantile RC/VIC) and Lucy Stephan (HPWNTC/Melbourne University BC/VIC) ROWING AUSTRALIA: 2017 Hancock Prospecting Rower of the Year Awards October 28, 2017. Doltone House, Hyde Park, NSW, Australia. Photo: Narelle Spangher, Rowing Australia Above: Katrina Werry after winning the main award 2017 Male Crew of the Year: Men’s Four Alexander Hill (RBNTC/Adelaide RC/SA), Jack Hargreaves (RBNTC/Sydney University -
Saturday Sunday
Head Of The Charles Charles River, Cambridge, MA Oct 20, 2018 - Oct 21, 2018 Search ... Saturday Sunday 1. Men's Senior Veteran Singles [70+] 2. Women's Veteran [60-69] and Senior Veteran Singles [70+] Sat 7:45 Official Sat 8:05 Official Place Bow Name RBC Weld CBC Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name RBC Weld CBC Raw +/- Adjusted 1 1 Tom Bishop 4:47.8 11:25.5 17:18.4 21:01.743 21:01.743 1 1 Margarita Zezza 5:08.9 12:03.5 18:08.4 21:55.179 21:55.179 (Quintin) (Cambridge) 2 2 Michael Tebay 5:13.7 12:14.1 18:19.5 22:09.239 22:09.239 2 3 Cynthia Cole 5:13.0 12:22.3 18:36.8 22:36.775 22:36.775 (Greenwich) (Washington School) 3 4 Bob gullett 5:05.6 12:12.0 18:19.9 22:20.713 22:20.713 3 2 Diane Davis 5:15.4 12:25.1 18:40.6 22:43.341 22:43.341 (Upper Thames) (South End) 4 8 Geoff GRatwick 5:09.9 12:22.0 18:36.8 22:46.197 22:46.197 4 48 Elizabeth Runde 5:12.9 12:23.0 18:44.8 22:54.009 22:54.009 (Maine Association) (Martha's Moms) 5 6 Donald E. Besser 5:18.2 12:37.1 18:51.9 22:52.547 22:52.547 5 6 Paula Meyer 5:26.3 12:47.0 19:16.8 23:22.999 23:22.999 (Union) (GMS) 6 9 Brian Tucker 5:14.7 12:26.9 18:51.4 22:54.627 22:54.627 6 7 Victoria Bialas 5:28.9 12:56.1 19:29.0 23:44.151 23:44.151 (Berkeley) (BIAC) 7 3 Chuck Cook 5:15.2 12:24.9 18:52.0 22:58.043 22:58.043 7 5 Laura Stirton Aust 5:29.3 12:54.7 19:27.9 23:45.117 23:45.117 (St. -
2018 Sydney International Rowing Regatta
2018 Sydney International Rowing Regatta Thursday, 22 March 2018 Race 219 Under 17 Women's Single Scull B Final Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m 1500m 2000m Margins 166.17 Kentish 2:02.24 (1) 4:14.82 (1) 6:33.47 (1) 8:45.38 0.00 +0.00 1 4 Sarah Russell 2:02.24 2:12.58 2:18.65 2:11.91 166.27 Rockhampton Grammar 2:04.23 (2) 4:18.18 (2) 6:36.55 (3) 8:50.79 5.41 +5.41 2 3 Keeley Dunne 2:04.23 2:13.95 2:18.37 2:14.24 166.36 Tara School 2:06.92 (7) 4:19.89 (4) 6:36.18 (2) 8:51.14 0.35 +5.76 3 7 Lily Gavan 2:06.92 2:12.97 2:16.29 2:14.96 166.23 PLC Perth 2:05.85 (5) 4:22.09 (5) 6:41.48 (4) 8:54.21 3.07 +8.83 4 5 Jess Vinnicombe 2:05.85 2:16.24 2:19.39 2:12.73 166.22 PLC Perth 2:06.75 (6) 4:22.95 (6) 6:41.92 (5) 8:59.70 5.49 +14.32 5 2 Samantha Deykin 2:06.75 2:16.20 2:18.97 2:17.78 166.05 Canberra Girls Grammar 2:09.38 (8) 4:26.00 (8) 6:47.35 (8) 9:02.44 2.74 +17.06 6 6 Anna Khan 2:09.38 2:16.62 2:21.35 2:15.09 166.02 Barwon 2:05.22 (4) 4:23.56 (7) 6:45.82 (7) 9:03.45 1.01 +18.07 7 1 Meg Cartwright 2:05.22 2:18.34 2:22.26 2:17.63 166.19 Newcastle Grammar 2:05.03 (3) 4:18.91 (3) 6:43.55 (6) 9:10.03 6.58 +24.65 8 8 Elizabeth Carter 2:05.03 2:13.88 2:24.64 2:26.48 Race 220 Under 17 Women's Single Scull A Final Place Crew Lane 500m 1000m 1500m 2000m Margins 166.41 University of Queensland 2:01.72 (1) 4:11.01 (2) 6:19.00 (1) 8:29.44 0.00 +0.00 1 4 Georgia Powell 2:01.72 2:09.29 2:07.99 2:10.44 166.39 Toowong 2:03.08 (3) 4:09.93 (1) 6:21.72 (2) 8:30.92 1.48 +1.48 2 6 Lucy Hope 2:03.08 2:06.85 2:11.79 2:09.20 166.26 Rockhampton Grammar 2:02.58 (2) 4:11.40 -
Argentina, France and Germany Eliminated from Olympic Soccer
Biles withdraws from all-around competition Simone Biles will not defend her Olympic behind Biles and Sunisa Lee. International title. The American gymnastics superstar Gymnastics Federation rules limit countries to withdrew from Thursday’s all-around com- two athletes per event in the fi nals. Simone Biles, of the Unit- petition to focus on her mental well-being. The organization said Biles will be evalu- ed States, waits to perform USA Gymnastics said in a statement on ated daily before deciding if she will partici- on the vault during the ar- Wednesday that the 24-year-old is opting to pate in next week’s individual events. Biles tistic gymnastics women’s not compete. The decision comes a day af- qualifi ed for the fi nals on all four apparatus- fi nal at the 2020 Summer ter Biles removed herself from the team fi nal es, something she didn’t even do during her Olympics, on July 27, in following one rotation because she felt she fi ve-medal haul in Rio de Janeiro in 2016. Tokyo. (AP) wasn’t mentally ready. Jade Carey, who fi n- The 24-year-old came to Tokyo as argu- ished ninth in qualifying, will take Biles’ place ably the face of the Games following the in the all-around. Carey initially did not qualify retirement of swimmer Michael Phelps and because she was the third-ranking American sprinter Usain Bolt. (AP) ARAB TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 15 Djokovic keeps Golden Slam bid going Medvedev survives extreme heat at Tokyo Games TOKYO, July 28, (AP): Bent over in exhaustion before Ukraine. -
Rowing Australia Annual Report 2017
Rowing Australia Annual Report 2017 In appreciation Rowing Australia would like to thank the following partners and sponsors for the continued support they provide to rowing: Partners Australian Sports Commission Australian Institute of Sport Australian Olympic Committee Australian Paralympic Committee State Associations and affiliated clubs National Institute Network comprising State Institutes/Academies of Sport World Rowing (FISA) Strategic Event Partners Destination New South Wales Major Sponsors Hancock Prospecting Georgina Hope Foundation Sponsors Aon Risk Solutions 776BC Tempur Croker Oars Sykes Racing Filippi Corporate Supporters & Suppliers Ambulance Services Australia The JRT Partnership Corporate Travel Management VJ Ryan & Co iSENTIA Key Foundations National Bromley Trust Olympic Boat Fleet Trust Bobby Pearce Foundation Photo Acknowledgements Igor Meijjer Narelle Spangher Delly Carr Ron Batt Brett Frawley 2 Rowing Australia Annual Report 2017 Contents Rowing Australia Limited 2017 Office Bearers 4 Company Directors and Chief Executive Officer 6 President’s Report 9 Message from the Australian Sports Commission 11 Chief Executive Officer’s Report 12 Competition Report 17 Development Report 20 High Performance Report 23 Athletes’ Commission Report 28 Commercial and Communications Report 29 The Bobby Pearce Foundation 30 Obituaries 31 Awards 32 Around the States and Territories 35 Australian Capital Territory 35 New South Wales 37 Queensland 38 South Australia 40 Tasmania 42 Victoria 43 Western Australia 44 Australian Senior -
Club Nationals Harsha Lake, Cincinnati, OH Jul 12, 2017 - Jul 16, 2017
Club Nationals Harsha Lake, Cincinnati, OH Jul 12, 2017 - Jul 16, 2017 A. Womens Elite/Senior 1x Heat 1 Sat 8:00 Official Top 2 to Final A, 3-4 to Lotman Challenge Placement Final Place Bow Name Time Emily Huelskamp 1 1 (Unaff. (USA)) 07:46.9 Elizabeth Sonshine 2 7 (ARION) 07:53.3 Maureen McAuliffe 3 3 (ARION) 07:53.7 Lily Keane 4 2 (ARION) 08:05.7 Katherine McFetridge 5 4 (Conshohocken) 08:22.3 Mary Kaleta 6 6 (612endurance) 08:28.6 Michelle Lazorchak 7 5 (Indianapolis) 08:45.3 B. Womens Elite/Senior 1x Heat 2 Sat 8:08 Official Top 2 to Final A, 3-4 to Lotman Challenge Placement Final Place Bow Name Time Felice Mueller 1 1 (Foundry) 07:42.4 Ellen Tomek 2 5 (Vesper) 07:50.3 Michalina Fili 3 4 (Potomac) 07:55.0 Elizabeth Vogt 4 2 (ARION) 08:00.2 Samantha Castro 5 3 (ARION) 08:03.6 Olivia Coffey 6 7 (New York AC) 08:12.1 Rebecca Ann Soja 7 6 (Potomac) 08:15.5 C. Womens Elite/Senior 1x Heat 3 Sat 8:16 Official Top 2 to Final A, 3-4 to Lotman Challenge Placement Final Place Bow Name Time Kara Kohler 1 6 (California) 07:43.3 Meghan O'Leary 2 5 (Vesper) 07:47.5 Kara Soucek 3 7 (ARION) 07:53.6 Julia Lonchar 4 2 (Vesper) 07:59.8 Katy Flynn 5 3 (Detroit) 08:34.6 Holly Brunner 6 4 (Pocock) 08:40.4 D. Mens Intermediate 4x Heat 1 Sat 8:24 Official Top 2 to Final Place Bow Name Time New York AC 1 4 (Cardno, K.) 06:24.8 Steel City 2 5 (Petronic, Z.) 06:37.6 USR Jr Men HPCamp B 3 2 (Chase, E.) 06:45.4 CRI 4 3 (Olson, A.) 07:27.2 Greenwich Crew B 6 (C Stich) DNS E. -
Rowing DIVISION I
Rowing DIVISION I 2008 TEAM RESULTS I Eights II Eights Fours Total 1. Brown ....................................................................33 24 10 67 2. Washington ........................................................27 20 12 59 3. California ..............................................................30 14 9 53 4. Yale .........................................................................36 8 7 51 5. Virginia ..................................................................18 18 11 47 6. Michigan St. ........................................................24 6 8 38 7. Ohio St. ....................................................................6 22 6 34 8. Washington St. ..................................................15 10 5 30 9. Harvard .................................................................21 4 1 26 10. Wisconsin ................................................................9 12 4 25 11. Tennessee ...............................................................3 16 2 21 12. Princeton ..............................................................12 2 3 17 Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights. 2008 EVENT RESULTS Flatley, Meryl Chaffee,Katie Hurtis, Molly Evjen (coxswain)], I Eights: Petite final—1. Harvard [Laura Huppert, Laura 6:50.34; 2. Washington St., 6:51.42; 3. Yale, 6:54.14; 4. Michigan Larsen-Strecker, Olivia Coffey, Emily Parfit, Laura Nicholson, Fours: Petite final—1. Ohio St. [Jackie Ruetenik, Ingrid St., 6:56.48; 5. Harvard, 6:56.50; 6. Princeton, 7:06.31. Anna Kendrick, -
2018 World Rowing Championships September 9-16, 2018 Plovdiv, Bulgaria
2018 World Rowing Championships September 9-16, 2018 Plovdiv, Bulgaria Press Kit Brett Johnson USRowing Senior Director of Programs and Communications [email protected] 609-751-0707 Dan Brauchli USRowing Communications Manager [email protected] 609-955-0026 About the Event The 2018 World Rowing Championships will be held from September 9-16 in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The eight-day regatta offers 29 events including the men’s and women’s single sculls, lightweight single sculls, double sculls, lightweight double sculls, pair, lightweight pair, quadruple sculls, lightweight quadruple sculls, four and eight, as well as the para-rowing men’s and women’s PR1 single sculls, PR2 single sculls, PR2 mixed double sculls, PR3 mixed double sculls and the PR3 mixed four with coxswain. Men (M): 1x, 2x, 2-, 4x, 4-, 8+ Women (W): 1x, 2x, 2-, 4x, 4-, 8+ Lightweight Men (LM); 1x, 2x, 2-, 4x Lightweight Women (LW): 1x, 2x, 2-, 4x Para-Rowing: PR1W1x, PR1M1x, PR2Mix2x, PR2M1x, PR2W1x, PR3Mix2x, PR3Mix4+, PR3W2- The regatta is the premier event for senior rowers with the exception of the Olympic Games. The World Rowing Championships serve as a showcase for athletes as they prepare for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. The World Rowing Championships will kick-off on Saturday, September 8, with the opening ceremonies. Heats begin Sunday, September 9, with finals being held beginning Friday, September 14. More than 900 rowers from 62 nations are scheduled to compete. About the Venue 9, Georgi Tringov str. 4003 Plovdiv, Bulgaria The 2018 World Rowing Championships will take place on an artificial canal in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. -
Friday August 6 Results
128th Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Results of Racing Friday, August 6, 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 7:45 AM 59 Junior Women Quad Heat 1 1 3 to Semi Thomas G. Gannon Memorial Official Trophy DON RC GREATER DAYTON LONDON RC COMMUNITY BOSTON RC WYANDOTTE BC OTTAWA RC 1915 1976 1275 2080 200 1005 641 2 6 5 4 1 7 3 7:44.09 (+ 8.44) 8:20.68 (+ 45.03) 8:14.74 (+ 39.09) 7:55.35 (+ 19.70) 7:35.65 8:28.22 (+ 52.57) 7:50.84 (+ 15.19) Alyxandra Crepsac Stroke Ashley Trick Stroke Rebecca Proulx Stroke Sarah Hart Stroke Elizabeth McBride Stroke Claire Crosmun Stroke Andrea Connell Stroke Katie Guest 3 Amy Phillips 3 Jade Farhat 3 Lea Perekrests 3 Gianna Guarino 3 Kaycee Lapp 3 Kerry Waddell 3 Stephanie Bysice 2 Alexandra Simpkin 2 Madison Dawdy 2 Victoria Ryan 2 Eleanor Parker 2 Rachell Robell 2 Shannon King 2 Isabella Cina Bow Anne Scott Bow Bianca Romagnoli Bow Anisa Swei Bow Emma Collins Bow Amelia Clary Bow Erin Storosko Bow 7:51 AM 59 Junior Women Quad Heat 2 2 3 to Semi Thomas G. Gannon Memorial Official Trophy UNDINE BARGE LAVAL RC GREATER DAYTON BOUCHERVILLE ALBANY RC CASCADILLA BC RIDLEY GRAD BC 1102 1217 474 456 29 1924 1471 6 3 5 2 4 7 1 8:11.83 (+ 33.44) 7:50.02 (+ 11.63) 8:10.94 (+ 32.55) 7:41.34 (+ 2.95) 7:54.50 (+ 16.11) 8:12.17 (+ 33.78) 7:38.39 Jasmine Schlichtin Stroke Katrine Ann Cristof Stroke Maureen O'Brien Stroke Maude Durand Stroke Erin Delaney Stroke Amanda Burke Stroke Olivia Martens Stroke Charlotte Beever 3 Lauriane -
Australia's Men's Four Crew Win Second Prize of the Month at 2018 World Rowing Awards by Nancy Gillen
Australia's men's four crew win second prize of the month at 2018 World Rowing Awards By Nancy Gillen Australia's men's four crew won their second accolade of the month after being named Male Crew of the Year at the 2018 World Rowing Awards in Berlin. The team, consisting of Alexander Hill, Jack Hargreaves, Spencer Turrin and Joshua Hicks, were given the award after not losing a race to win the 2018 World Rowing Championships in Bulgaria. They were also victorious in the the World Rowing Cups two and three. The crew were named 2018 Male Crew of the Year at the Prospecting Rower of the Year Awards as well, and are nominated at the Australian Institute of Sport Sports Performance Awards in the Team of the Year category. "We're incredibly grateful and honoured to receive this award from World Rowing and to be recognised for our achievements over the last year as a crew," Hargreaves said. "We couldn't have achieved what we did without the support of our coach, Ian Wright, along with everyone at Rowing Australia, Hancock Prospecting and the Australian Institute of Sport." The Women's Crew of the Year award went to Poland's women's quadruple sculls crew of Agnieszka Kobus-Zawojska, Marta Wieliczko, Maria Springwald and Katarzyna Zillmann, who won both the European and World Championships. The Netherlands' Annika van der Meer and Corne de Koning won the Para Crew of the Year award after winning the European and World Championship in the PR2 mixed double sculls. Rowing Coach of the Year went to Ireland's Dominic Casey for his achievements with the 2018 world champions in the lightweight men’s double sculls, Paul and Gary O'Donovan. -
Igrzyska Olimpijskie W Rio De Janeiro
Polski Związek Towarzystw Wioślarskich OCENA startu reprezentacji Polski w wioślarstwie w Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 6-13 sierpnia 2016 roku Rio de Janeiro SKŁAD OSÓB TOWARZYSZĄCYCH: Data L.p Imię i nazwisko Funkcja w ekipie Funkcja w PZS Wyjazdu Powrotu 1 Gryczuk Bogusław Kierownik Dyrektor Sportowy 23.07 17.08 2 Witkowski Marcin Trener Trener 23.07 17.08 3 Wojciechowski Aleksander Trener Trener 23.07 17.08 4 Abrahamczyk Przemysław Trener Trener 23.07 17.08 5 Giuseppe De Capua Trener Trener 30.07 17.08 6 Buliński Piotr Trener Trener 23.07 17.08 7 Kozłowski Michał Trener Trener 23.07 17.08 8 Szymczyk Jarosław Trener 23.07 17.08 9 Kuczera Rafał Fizjoterapeuta 30.07 17.08 10 Pietraszkiewicz Wojciech Fizjoterapeuta Fizjoterapeuta 23.07 17.08 11 Grzyb Dominik Fizjoterapeuta Fizjoterapeuta 23.07 17.08 12 Smolski Jakub Fizjoterapeuta Fizjoterapeuta 23.07 17.08 13 Chwalbińska Jolanta Lekarz Lekarz 23.07 17.08 SKŁAD ZAWODNIKÓW: Konku- Prognoza wynikowa Realizacja Data L.p Nazwisko i Imię rencja Miejsce Wynik Pkt. Miejsce Wynik Pkt. Wyjazdu Powrotu 1 W2x Fularczyk-Kozłowska Magdalena I-III 9-6 I 9 23.07 17.08 2 W2x Madaj Natalia I-III 9-6 I 9 23.07 17.08 3 W2- Wierzbowska Anna X-XIII 0 X 0 23.07 17.08 4 W2- Wierzbowska Maria X-XIII 0 X 0 23.07 17.08 5 LW2x Deresz Weronika VII-VIII 2-1 VII 2 23.07 17.08 6 LW2x Mikołajczak Martyna VII-VIII 2-1 VII 2 23.07 17.08 7 W4x Springwald Maria III-V 6-4 III 6 23.07 17.08 8 W4x Kobus Agnieszka III-V 6-4 III 6 23.07 17.08 9 W4x Ciaciuch Monika III-V 6-4 III 6 23.07 17.08 10 W4x Leszczyńska Joanna III-V 6-4 III -
Neuchâtelois PAGE 3
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