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123rd ANNUAL REPORT AND STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

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ContentsOffice Holders of Rowing New Zealand ..................................2Chief ExecutiveÕs Report ..............................................................4ChairmanÕs Report .........................................................................6High Performance Commission.................................................9Youth, Associations and Domestic Commissions ............ 12Audit Report - Rowing New Zealand ................................... 15 Statement of Financial Performance ............................... 16 Statement of Movements in Equity ................................... 17 Statement of Financial Position ......................................... 18 Statement of Cashflows ........................................................ 19 Notes to the Accounts ........................................................... 202010 World Rowing Championships CEO Report ............ 26Financial Statements Contents ............................................. 27Audit Report - 2010 World Rowing Championships ....... 28

Directors Declarations ........................................................... 29Company Directory ................................................................. 30

Statement of Financial Performance ............................... 31 Statement of Movements in Equity ................................... 32 Statement of Financial Position ......................................... 33 Statement of Accounting Policy ........................................ 34 Notes to the Financial Statements ................................... 36 Swiss Franc Bank Account .................................................... 40

Euro Bank Account .................................................................. 41Licensed Regatta Officials ....................................................... 42NZRA Accredited Coaches ...................................................... 43Service Awards ............................................................................. 44Services to Local Associations ............................................... 442010 International Crews ......................................................... 452009 International Crews ......................................................... 462009 International Competition Results ............................ 47Results - BankLink 2008 New Zealand Rowing Championships ... 48Aon New Zealand Secondary Schools Rowing Championships .......................................................... 53

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PatronThe Governor General

Vice PatronDon Rowlands CBE

PresidentMichael Hartley

Immediate Past PresidentLesley Milne

Vice PresidentsBruce FraserColin Shields

NZRA Board of DirectorsBill Falconer (Chairman), CNZM

Ivan Sutherland (Deputy Chairman)Gerry DwyerJoanna Perry

Christopher Doig

Commissioners

High PerformanceLuke van Velthooven

Domestic RowingRob Bristow

Youth RowingJohn O’Connor

AssociationsPeter Twigg

Life MembersKerry Ashby, MNZM

Jim HillPeter Irvine

Johnny JohnsonEvan McCalman

Tony Popplewell, ONZMDon Rowlands, CBEFred Strachan, QSM

George Tuffi nTay Wilson, DCNZM, OBE

National Selection PanelsElite and Under 23

Conrad Robertson (convenor)Athol Earl

Richard Tonks

JuniorDavid Lindstrom (convenor)

Barrie MabbottJudith Hamilton

AuditorsBDO Spicers

Hon. Legal CounselTim Castle

NZ Rowing Foundation Inc. TrusteesMichael Hartley (Chair)Tony Popplewell, ONZM

Ivan SutherlandGeorge Tuffi n

Australian RepresentativeDon Croot AM

Chief ExecutiveSimon Peterson

Executive AssistantJulie Dillon

Domestic Rowing/Coach Development ManagerKevin Strickland

Media/Communications/Marketing ManagerRichard Gee

Finance ManagerJanine Peters

High Performance ManagerAlan Cotter

High Performance Logistics ManangerLisa Holton

High Performance Support Services ManagerJudith Hamilton

Head CoachRichard Tonks

National CoachesJohn Robinson

Calvin FergusonDave Thompson

Auckland Regional Performance CentreDavid RodgerKirsty Dunhill

Officers as at 31 December 2009


Waikato Regional Performance CentreIan Wright

Michael RodgerAndrea Harper

Central Regional Performance CentreMark Stallard

Marion HorwellSharon Williamson

Southern Regional Performance CentreGay Hay

David HillDuncan Holland

Local AssociationsAuckland RA

Bay of Plenty RACanterbury RAEast Coast RA

Marlborough RAOtago RA

Southland RAWaikato RA

Wanganui RAWellington RA

Affi liatesKarapiro Rowing Inc.

South Island Rowing Inc.New Zealand Secondary Schools Rowing Association Inc.

New Zealand Universities Rowing CouncilNZ Rowing Race Offi cials Association

Legion of Rowers

Clarrie Healey CupThe Clarrie Healey Cup is awarded to the male rower who is judged to have achieved the highest standard of rowing

and record of performance for the year.

2010 WinnerHamish Bond

2009/10 RecordInternational

1st - Men’s Coxless Pair, World Championships,Poznan, Poland

Banklink 2010 Rowing Championships1st - Men’s Premier 4x Coxless Quad

1st - Men’s Premier Pair1st - Men’s Premier 4-

2nd - Men’s Premier Eight

Champions CupThe Champions Cup is awarded to the female rower who is judged to have achieved the highest standard of rowing and record of performance for the year.

The cup recognises the past achievements of NZ women in international rowing competition and recognises the growth

of women’s participation in rowing.

2010 WinnerRebecca Scown

2009/10 RecordInternational

3rd - Women’s Coxless Pair, World Championships, Poznan, Poland

Banklink 2010 Rowing Championships1st - Women’s Premier Coxless Four

2nd - Women’s Premier Pair1st - Women’s Premier Eight (stroke seat)

Lud Brooker Memorial SalverThe Lud Brooker Memorial Salver is awarded to

the coach making the greatest signifi cant contribution to the standard of rowing.

2010 WinnerGary Hay

Bill Eaddy CupThe Bill Eaddy Cup is awarded annually at the

completion of the NZ Secondary Schools Rowing Championships to the coach who makes the greatest

contribution to the coaching of junior rowers.

2010 WinnerGary Roberts

James R Hill TrophyMahe Drysdale

New Zealand Championships Centennial OarWaikato Rowing Club

Centennial ScullHawkes Bay Rowing Club

Hallyburton Johnstone Rose BowlAuckland Rowing Association

BankLink RPC TrophySouthern RPC


2009 was a year of newness …… it was our fi rst year in a new world class facility for our athletes and administration, we completed a review of our organisation which has lead to a new strategic plan and a new business plan, the Oceania region established the Oceania Rowing Confederation for the fi rst time and we entered the fi rst year of a new, four year high performance plan that will take us to London 2012 and beyond.

Our International Success was without comparison, as our athletes and coaches continued their outstanding results to achieve medals, accolades and rewards that are all founded on a hard and honest commitment that separates us from others.

The Halberg Awards nominations (and subsequent winners) provided another level of exposure that continues to see Rowing in a positive and professional light.

Much of the strategic focus for 2009 has been on the 2010 world champs; the upgrade of Mighty River Domain, the new community centre at the fi nish line, the one year out celebration, the international success of the rowbox, the increase in K2010 staff working toward a successful event, and the acknowledgement from government that this is a major event on the NZ event calendar all leads to an amazing opportunity for us to capture the nation. I congratulate Tom Mayo and his team for their positive commitment over the past year.

The RNZ staff dedication and loyalty has my upmost admiration for their work ethic and the beyond the call of duty hours (the majority of which are unseen). Richard Gee has spent many late nights ensuring the media and rowing community and sponsors are all well informed and have the right information in a timely manner, Kevin Strickland has kept the regatta season, the coaching programme and the many regional and club requests to the fore with great dedication. Julie has provided the consistency and professionalism at head offi ce that I am motivated to maintain and to achieve our goal of transparency and a world leading approaches. Janine (Finance Manager) has accepted and delivered on the challenges of a new building, a world championships event and a new administration approach in a professional manner. Alan Cotter and the high performance staff (Lisa, Judith, Dick, Calvin, John, Dave and Academy of Sport Staff, Jennie, Trent, Brett, Dan, Seah, Andrea, Rod, Bruce, Criss, Craig and Dr Chris Milne ) have a four year plan, a four year goal and their commitment to achieving both (micro and macro) are without question and doubtless without opinion (from the readers of this report) but who are in my opinion leading the way in providing a truly high performance focus and outcome(s).

…my thanks to all our staff and to our countless volunteers who have seen us through another successful year.

BankLink has continued as our principal Sponsor for their fi fth consecutive year and they have confi rmed their relationship with RNZ until 2012 – this outstanding support comes not only from their fi nancial contribution across many areas of our business but signifi cantly the personal contact and relationship building from the directors and staff at BankLink – they have embraced rowing and delivered beyond our expectations and for that we are extremely grateful. To Derek, Malcolm, Steve and Richard – thank you for your outstanding support during the year.

Mighty River Power have been as proactive as always and are critical allies as we utilise the wonderful waterway that is Lake Karapiro; to Doug, Angela and Kate my thanks for your tremendous fi nancial and practical support of Rowing NZ.

To Geoff and Angus at AON who in their 6th year of sponsoring the AON Maadi Cup are ever passionate and positive toward the many challenges that Secondary School Rowing brings, but whose support provides the very foundation

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for the international success that we continue to achieve - thank you for your positive support and for your support of the Rowing World Championships (as a premier sponsor).

SPARC s support during the year has made a signifi cant difference to our ability to continue to develop our business operations. The High Performance funding is public knowledge but what many people do not know is that all funding streams are backed by people support …..academy of sport staff and services, relationship management, prime minister scholarships national forums, all provide an opportunity to enhance other areas of our work . To Paul Heron, Peter Miskimmin and the SPARC staff thank you for your contribution to Rowing NZ during 2009.

Gaming Trusts; Rowing NZ has received outstanding support from the Perry Foundation, The Lion Foundation, Pub Charity and Southern Trust. At a time when gaming trusts are under pressure to show their positive impact in the community, we are indebted to them for their contributions to the High Performance Centre, our offi ce operations and to the World Championships in 2010 and to the contributions to rowing at all levels. I encourage our members to acknowledge Gaming Trust support in an appropriate and consistent manner.

To Rob Bristow who has completed his last full calendar year on the RNZ Board and a huge workload behind the scenes; that has ensured the domestic rowing protocols and processes were appropriately engaged – on behalf of the rowing community thank you Rob for the amazing dedication to an area of rowing that is not so glamorous but vital for us all.

It is pleasing to see the positive approach being taken by KRI and SIR on matters of similar interest and I am convinced that this relationship can only bring good things to the regattas seasons ahead.

It was an enjoyable fi rst ‘whole of sport’ forum, an initiative I intend to continue so that ‘lack of communication’ is no longer a convenient excuse for those wanting one!

I look forward to enjoying 2010 with you and I look forward to your continued positive contribution to take us to RIO and beyond.

Simon Peterson Chief Executive


Report on Behalf of the Board for the Year Ending 31 December 2009

It gives me much pleasure to present the Report on behalf of the Board for the year ending 31 December 2009. Others will report on the high performance and domestic rowing activities during the year, and this report covers the Association’s fi nancial reporting and some of the constitutional issues currently before the AGM.

Financially the Association has recorded a defi cit for the period of $71,668. As was the case last year, the fi nancial statements consolidate the accounts of Karapiro 2010 Limited for the staging of the Rowing World Championships later this year, and the moneys and loans received for and the expenditure incurred in the construction of the High Performance Centre which was completed during the period.

Viewing these matters separately, the activities of Rowing New Zealand resulted in a defi cit for the year of $111,039 with the principal contributors being additional operating costs for the new centre, and interest on the loan taken out to complete the building. The former costs were offset to an extent by an additional grant from SPARC, while the interest costs have been capitalised into the loan principal.

Karapiro 2010 Limited receives funding from the Gaming Trust Grants raised by the Association on an as required basis, and directly from Major Events and sponsors. Its accounts record deposits received from participating nations for accommodation, transport and catering, and revenue in advance from ticket sales though these items will not be recognised as revenue until expenditure against them has been incurred. Operationally, K2010 Limited made a surplus of $39,370 for the period.

The High Performance Centre fi nal cost was $4,325,000 of which $2,645,968.88 was paid to contractors during 2008 with the balance, including interest covered by a loan from the BNZ of $1,694,000 and an advance from the New Zealand Rowing Foundation of $320,000 in 2009.

By the time of the AGM, I expect it to have been announced that the loan will have been repaid, and of course, by next year’s AGM the World Championships will have concluded. From next year therefore, we should be able to present a normal set of accounts without these major items.

The board’s aim going forward is to generate income suffi cient to sustainably fund the level of activity which will meet the Association’s aim of being the best rowing nation in the world, and the members’ requirements of the national organisation. This is not straightforward.

SPARC will fund the Association solely for meeting its benchmarks in terms of international success by our rowers, the development of the sport within New Zealand, and in terms of managing that funding well. SPARC’s benchmarks include the effi ciency of our management team, and the effectiveness of our governance processes whereby the board ensures that management does the right things for the right reasons. SPARC has been a generous funder and good partner, but it only supports excellent performance.

Sponsorship support at the levels we have enjoyed over the past 4 years, let alone more, will turn on continued podium performance by our rowers and on our fi nding ways for sponsors to be able to leverage off this. Relations with sponsors require constant attention, and we should never assume that we have sponsorships beyond their current contracts.

Over the past 12 months we have been able to re-establish the Association with most of the major Gaming Trusts in addition to their generous support for both the High Performance Centre and the World Rowing Championships. The reality is that without their support, we could not undertake the level of activity that we do. Their support is however, infl uenced by a number of factors outside our control, and should not be taken for granted. More particularly the board does not wish to be in a position of dependence on Gaming Trust funding. Gaming Trusts

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should be seen as the source of funding for special projects, for going the extra mile in our activity, rather than for our core business.

We have been able to constrain levies on our membership in the interests of keeping to a minimum the national body’s demands on their scarce funds. This will remain the aim. One must acknowledge however, the huge fi nancial contribution made by our rowers – Juniors and U23s in particular, and those competing in the Trans Tasman competitions. In the year under review this totalled $637,247.

All of this puts into focus the need to establish new and stable sources of funding, untagged, for our core business. Attention is being given to a restructuring of the Rowing Foundation to this end and the board is constantly reviewing other options, though as a sport with limited spectator support, except for the Secondary School Championships, our ability to access TV sponsorship is limited. The board has rejected suggestions that the Association should have its own gaming sites, not only because this is not our core business.

This year we are placing before members propositions that will take the constitutional structure of the Association one step further, by removing the Commissioner positions from the board, and by setting in place a new framework for the appointment of directors which will ensure the regular introduction of new personnel to the board. We have made a start on the latter by appointing Chris Doig to replace Mike Stanley, and Joanna Perry in anticipation of my retirement. The Board is recommending that those appointments be endorsed by the Annual General Meeting.

But the new provisions are designed to establish a framework whereby this will happen more routinely.

In reaching this decision, the board refl ected on its performance since the current Constitutional provisions were introduced in 1995. They provided that the Board may appoint and renew the appointments of 4 directors, only recently with the endorsement of the AGM. The concept then was that the Board should be free to appoint people for their experience outside the sport. In practice all of the appointees have held prominent positions in business and the professions, but they have also had an association with rowing in one form or another. Rowing is a much larger business now, and our athletes are becoming more professional, so the board will look to maintain commercial and business skills in its mix from the appointed directors, to match the knowledge and experience of the sport that will come from the directors elected by Local Associations.

As we refl ect on the splendid achievements of our rowers during 2009, we refl ect too on the major changes to the sport which have occurred over the last 15 years, and which have contributed to their achievements. I refer in particular to the decisions to establish a consistent and state of the art high performance programme with a full time high performance manager and coaching team, centred a Karapiro. I mention particularly in this regard the carefully prepared and documented rules for the conduct of trials, and the uncompromising standards we have set for those athletes selected to compete internationally. I refer also to the decision to establish the support network of Regional Performance Centres; and to the deliberate decisions to develop Junior, U23 and Lightweight rowing all with the same high performance disciplines as those of our elite squads. It is reassuring to see their excellent results and, as with the elites, none of them happened by accident. I include the decision to apply to host the 2010 World Championships, and the associated decision to construct a new High Performance Centre at Karapiro which has been an outstanding investment, notwithstanding that all the funding was not in place at the time the decisions to start and complete the facility had to be taken .

None of the decisions I have referred to are uncontroversial, and in the best of rowing traditions some have taken time to bed in.

Preparations for this year’s World Championships are running to plan, and thus far expenditure has been consistent with budget, and the original budget provisions are proving to be reasonably robust. The board has little doubt that the event will successfully meet the objectives of exceeding the expectations of athletes, offi cials and spectators. Its fi nancial success will turn on the number of seats sold.


This is my fi nal report as Chairman of the Board. The last 15 years has been hugely rewarding for me, not just because we have all been able to see the sport grow, and our rowers seizing the opportunities to prove themselves as amongst the best in the world, but also because I have been again able to enjoy the special collegiality of our sport. There have been many highlights, and a drama or two I could have done without. But of the many things which will always remain with me, I mention two: the fi rst is the reality that it is most diffi cult to row successfully without family support, and I have enjoyed the way in which parents and family become part of us, sometimes only for as long as their son’s or daughter’s career, but often forever. Parents are our greatest sponsors and need the same nurturing as our commercial sponsors. And secondly I have enjoyed being one of the volunteers. I do not count the hours rowing takes in my life – none of us dares, coaches and offi cials in particular - but volunteers keep our sport together and make it work, and it has been an honour to be part of them.

In conclusion may I pay tribute to all those who have served on the board with me. The board has always been a team, and it has been a pleasure working with all who have given their time selfl essly over the years. And may I recognise our managers and coaches who have each in their different ways contributed to the increasing achievements and profi le of the sport. Finally, may I thank you, our members, for your patience and good humour at our meetings, and for the way you have seized the issues and taken the decisions which have made Rowing New Zealand better, and will make it even more so in the future.

Bill FalconerChairman


Commission Members

Luke van Velthooven, Alan Cotter, Judith Hamilton, Gerry Dwyer, Conrad Robertson, Dick Tonks, Athol Earl, Barrie Mabbott, Chris Bullen, David Lindstrom.

Selectors

Elite – Conrad Robinson (Convenor), Athol Earl, Dick Tonks

Junior – David Lindstrom (Convenor), Barrie Mabbott, Judith Hamilton

North Island Under 18 – Bruce Jones, Andrea Harper, James Coote

South Island Under 18 – Dave Williamson, Alex Meates, Jack Allan

Rowing New Zealand (RNZ) has had one of its most successful international campaigns culminating in four gold and one bronze medal at the World Championships, three gold and one bronze at the Under 23 World Championships, and one silver and one bronze at the Junior World Championships.

The 2009 Campaign began with media attention given to the number of retirements and unavailability of athletes to the RNZ Programme. This was quickly rectifi ed with the rise of some new stars and exceptional leadership by our incumbent oarsmen and women. That RNZ had one of its most successful international years after experiencing a number of key athlete retirements, gives credit to the centralised programme and the various regional performance centres. We have shown that we have now developed a depth of talent that will hopefully transverse Olympic cycles.

The international year started with the U23 World Championships held in Czechoslovakia where New Zealand became a dominant player on the World stage winning gold medals in the mens coxed four, mens coxless four, mens double and then bronze in the women’s coxless four. Congratulations must be extended to the coaching team of Dave Thompson, Mark Stallard, Dale Maher, Marion Horwell and Dave Hill together with Team Manager John Howard who once again led a very successful campaign into Europe.

The performance of the entire Elite team at the World Championships was a highlight and a special mention must be given to Mahe Drysdale who not only had a meritorious personal campaign but also led the athlete group helping to create a very cohesive and happy team during its European tour. This tour also saw the rise of some special crews, the mens pair in Eric Murray and Hamish Bond dominating throughout the European campaign and the lightweight double of Peter Taylor and Storm Uru showing the width of our programme. Duncan Grant now three times World Champion has permanently cemented himself in rowing history and the women’s pair, a new combination for the World Championships provided the selectors with an insight to the potential and depth within the women’s programme. Special mention must be made of Dick Tonks who coached many medal crews and led our successful elite coaching team of Calvin Ferguson and John Robinson.

For the fi rst time the entire Elite team was invited to the Royal Henley regatta which gave our athletes a unique and memorable experience. It also enabled them to become familiar with Eton, the 2012 Olympic venue.

This year’s Junior team was large and performed very well meeting the goals set by the Commission for the development of our Junior Athletes. A silver in the women’s eight was defi nitely a highlight and bronze in the men’s quad provided a fi tting reward for those crews and their coaches. All crews performed admirably and have benefi tted from the experience of an international campaign.

Development of our younger athletes through the Youth Cup and Junior World Championships continues to be an important part of the RNZ programme. Success is not always measured at this age with medals but more importantly

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through the continued development and retention of our young athletes. For this reason the Commission has placed more emphasis on the selection and support of coaches within the Junior programme. If there was to be any downside to the centralised high performance programme it is in having available a pool of coaches who can relocate to Karapiro for the duration of an international campaign.

2009 will be remembered as the year that RNZ truly put its foundations down at Lake Karapiro. The opening of the newly completed high performance centre was a bricks and mortar statement in the changing of age of our sport. The high performance centre by all accounts is a fantastic facility that provides our athletes and administration staff with the facilities envied by many around the world. This combined with additional support by the Academy of Sport (in particular a specialised strengthening and conditioning expert in Trent Lawton) will help ensure the success of rowing into the future. Recognition must also be given to the Waipa Council for their signifi cant and ongoing support of our sport within their region.

A further signifi cant enhancement to the high performance programme has been the employment of key resources within the RNZ Offi ce. High performance now has high caliber people in Alan Cotter, High Performance Manager, Judith Hamilton and Lisa Holton, all whom are recognised as passionate and very able personalities within our sport.

RNZ continues to have a unique commercial relationship with European boat builder Fillippi. This alone is a signifi cant benefi t, but was further highlighted this year when during the Under 23 World Championships our coxed four was destroyed through a freak wind event. Within one day our world beating coxed four were provided with a new boat enabling them to compete at the World U23 Championships without disruption.

Regional Performance Centres

In 2009 all centres were properly resourced allowing full time appointments of a manager and two coaches. This has enabled an immediate improvement in delivery, with the calibre and standard of athletes available to the selectors signifi cantly improved. As a Commission we must now ensure that this improvement will continue and provide leadership in both coach and athlete development.

Strategic Outcomes

One of the key strategic goals for the Commission was to retain our key athletes. Financial hardship is an obvious detriment to prolonged involvement in our sport at the higher level. In 2008 after the Beijing Olympics, RNZ together with a number of NSOs made a submission to SPARC to seek additional funds for athletes in an attempt to help retain them. This year through the PEGS programme athletes competing in Olympic events have had a signifi cant increase in their payments. RNZ now has a base of athletes who have the fi nancial ability to sustain the ongoing pressures associated with full time training.

The 2009-2012 High Performance Strategic Plan identifi ed 5 key outcomes with those being:

1. Consistent World class performances across current Olympic cycle.

2. High quality international coaching team.

3. Increased quality of athletes available to the High performance programme.

4. Winning culture.

5. Maximise the use of technology to aid and sustain international performances.

2009 has seen signifi cant progress to achieving all of these outcomes.


Outcome 1: “Our goal was to achieve two world championship gold medals in 2009” – we achieved four gold, one bronze.

“Under 23 was to achieve two world championship medals” – we achieved three gold, one bronze.

“Junior top six placings for all junior crews at World Championships” – 60% of our crews achieved this goal, with the bonus of silver and bronze medals.

Outcome 2: As a Commission we are now confi dent that we have a pool of talented coaches available to coach international teams. Special thanks must be given to Dick Tonks for his leadership of our coach development.

Outcome 3: Together with the retention of our key athletes as mentioned above a further measure was the number of athletes achieving a minimum erg score shifting from 17 to 40 by March 2011. We already have 30 athletes achieving our goal.

Outcome 4: Winning culture – a key performance indicator to see athletes and coaches consistently demonstrate the behaviours of the Rowing New Zealand Culture. We believe that the performance of our international crews this year was the best we have ever experienced with a cohesive, happy and professional approach to all our campaigns resulting in success across all grades.

Outcome 5: The development of a portable buoy system that accurately assesses boat speed has been well advanced and the expectation is that this will be available to our coaching team in 2010.

2010 will provide its own unique challenges with the World Championships hosted by RNZ for the fi rst time in 32 years. It is easy for us to be distracted with expectations placed upon our selectors to boat numerous athletes across all fi elds simply because the World Championships are local. The Commission is very careful that irrespective of the location of the championships the standards and expectation of our crews remains the same. What will be challenging for our athletes will be to maintain a prolonged focus on the World Championships through an extended international season.

It is important to note that while there has been a number of enhancements to the sport we in rowing have to ensure that the culture that has driven us for so many years is not diminished. Rowing is recognised for the honesty, integrity and hard work of the people associated with the sport. We all strive to provide enhancement to support our athletes but we are also conscious that the hardened edge gained from sacrifi ce and that has benefi ted our crews on the World stage is not lost. This is a challenge in itself.

In conclusion, I would like to thank all the people who have made a huge contribution to the success of the 2009 high performance programme. 2009 has been a signifi cant year. The ability to retain a cohesive approach to the high performance programme pays tribute to our key high performance staff - Alan, Judith and Lisa, the Board, our new CEO Simon Peterson, members of the Commission and most importantly our coaches and athletes, all of whom continue to strive for that extra bit needed to maintain our performance on the World Stage.

With many thanks

Luke van VelthoovenHigh Performance Commissioner


Information TechnologyThe clear message given by delegates to last years AGM was that the online entry system be upgraded. A huge effort has seen Kevin Strickland in consultation with Datatorque and representatives from a number of rowing organisations including SIR, KRI, clubs and Association oversee a complete overhaul of the system. The end result was a much improved and widely accepted online entry system.

There is now tight integration with the regatta management software Regatta Pro 7 and this has resulted in its wider use for regattas. It is now the standard at Karapiro and Ruataniwha where it has been further integrated with the Finish Lynx camera system. We are now able to provide for a real image of the close fi nishes and also ensure that crews have not been swapped between heats and fi nals.

Other venues using the system include Wanganui, Wairau, Hawkes Bay, Waitara, Lake Pupuke and at Hamilton.

Interprovincial ChampionshipsNotwithstanding the recent success of the Interprovincial Championships the prohibitive costs and the uncertainty that all Associations would attend meant that an early call was made this year to cancel them. It is encouraging that Island based events were supported which allowed for a positive goal from winter training. For the East Coast crews the 3 days it took to travel back from Karipiro after having been caught by snow on the Taupo road added to the experience.

Masters RegattaThe Banklink NZ Masters Championships appear to be going from strength to strength. Numbers increased from the previous year and even a number of overseas crews were present. The standard was, as always, very competitive with many crews in the fi nal stages of their preparation for the World Masters regatta at Penrith a few weeks later. As always the social side of the regatta was also well supported.

Regattas around The RegionsOnce again Whanganui kicked of the season in style with another race for the “Billy Webb Challenge”. This year Mahe Drysdale held off Nathan Cohen and Tim Maeyens to take the title. It was great that a women’s race was also included with Emma Twigg holding off Sally Kehoe and a fast starting Odette Sceats to win the Baker-Hogan Trophy. With this years race scheduled on the weekend after the World Championships fi nish Mahe has promised a truly International line up for the event with many of the worlds top scullers expected to attend.

As always a large number of regattas at both Championship and club level were held. Some regions, however, had their regattas spoilt by the weather and others have vanished from the calendar all together. In particular the NI Championships which this year became the victim of the timing of the National Championships and a clash of dates with other lake users.

Holding the Nationals so early is to ensure that the University students are able to compete but the ramifi cations are signifi cant not only for the regattas at the Championship’s venue but also for Clubs and Associations who try to schedule regattas in the lead-up weeks. Unless a completely different mind set is adopted this will continue to be a thorn in the side of a meaningful regatta season, already limited to about 8 weeks (3 before Xmas and 5 after).

That said the BankLink National Championships were a great success with more rowers and more crews, in particular in the senior grade where the removal of the “2 wins and you’re a Premier” rule clearly encouraging more to have ago at this level with a consequential increase is standard.

Youth, Associations and Domestic Commissions


Secondary School RowingThis years Maadi Cup was a truncated affair with high winds forcing regatta organisers to run some of the earlier repechages and semis over a thousand meter course. Thankfully the wind stayed away and allowed all fi nals to be raced on the Saturday. The Twizel experience for many athletes and parents in particular for North Island 1st timers is very special.

Simon Peterson is currently working with NZSS representatives in an effort to ensure that the best practice models of governance and management are adopted at this important level of the sport.

RegradesThese once again took a good deal of time with one regrade evaluation and assessment taking no less than 90 emails. Many regrades still fail to provide a complete race history for the athlete it is hoped that the amendments to the rules being debated at this years AGM will resolve this issue.

MagazineThe Rowing NZ magazine “Oarsport” continues to fl ourish under the diligent eye of the editor, Richard Gee. The publication is now world class and his thought-provoking editorial in the most recent edition shows how lucky we are with the way our representative athletes integrate and relate to the grass roots membership.

DinnersOnce again Richard Gee and Kevin Strickland ensured the success of The BankLink dinners that raised a record amount of more than $100,000 to help the Under 23’s and Juniors. While thanks are due to those who donated to the auctions, even more thanks are due to those who attended the dinners and bid for the goods and services.

On the matter of fundraising many thanks for the hard work, again undertaken by Robin Owens, in organising another wide reaching fundraising opportunity with the Rowing NZ Calendars.

NZRROAWhere would be we without the offi cials to run the regattas for us? RROA continues to increase in membership and profi le but is perhaps starting to get some growing pains. It is recognised that these will need to be addressed in the not too distant future with a restructuring of the organisation so that it meets the needs of all those volunteers who offi ciate at Regattas.

Rowing NZ was able to facilitate and fi nancially support the ongoing exchange of race offi cials between Australia and NZ.

All of Sport MeetingsIn addition to the annual AGM and the informal catch up at the big regattas representatives of the associations have meet twice this year. Simon has sought to ensure consistent communication in the lead up to the World Champs later this year at Karapiro. These forums have been well received with a third meeting promised as Simon seeks to lock in a positive legacy from the worlds and ensure that associations remain vibrant and relevant to their constituents.

Constitutional ChangeThe changes to the structure of Rowing New Zealand refl ect the growth of the sport over the past decade. As we are better funded, management is able to play a greater role in the day to day management, whilst the domestic commission may disappear it will be replaced by a Domestic Committee who will report to the CEO.


ThanksTo Simon Peterson whose Strategic Plan for the future of Rowing in New Zealand shows a clear and exciting pathway for the development of Domestic Rowing.

To those who have supported Commissioners by volunteering their time and wisdom to the Commission.

To Kevin Strickland who has been unstinting in his role as Domestic Manager, in particular to ensure that leading edge regatta management systems are being fully utilised at our regatta venues.

To Richard Gee who continues to promote our domestic sport worldwide.

But most of all thanks to those who volunteer to administer, manage, coach and support, in innumerable ways, the clubs and athletes. Our success at every level is based on this commitment.

Rob Bristow – Domestic Commissioner

Peter Twigg – Associations Commissioner

John O’Connor – Youth Commissioner

PostscriptThis is the last report that Rob Bristow as Domestic Commissioner is to sign off as he stands down from offi ce this year. We pay tribute to Robs Contribution to Rowing; it has been enormous and impossible to put into words, from pioneering our original web site to his insightful comment around the boardroom table. Rob has a wonderful working knowledge of the rules and regulations and has applied that knowledge fairly even where those decisions may not have been popular. Rob epitomises the slogan “rower for life” we look forward to seeing him at regattas, camera in hand or even rowing in the odd Masters event - PT.


Audit ReportTo the Members of New Zealand Rowing Association Inc.


NEW ZEALAND ROWING ASSOCIATION INCSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2009


NEW ZEALAND ROWING ASSOCIATION INCSTATEMENT OF MOVEMENTS IN EQUITY

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2009


NEW ZEALAND ROWING ASSOCIATION INCSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION



NEW ZEALAND ROWING ASSOCIATION INCSTATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS



NEW ZEALAND ROWING ASSOCIATION INCNOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS



NEW ZEALAND ROWING ASSOCIATION INCNOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS continued



2010 World Rowing Championships CEO ReportKarapiro 2010 Limited as the National Organising Committee for the 2010 World Rowing Championships can report a good year, not only in terms of fund raising but also organisational delivery and preparation. As you will see from the accounts presented within this annual report our organisation remains stable.

Typically NOC’s in their fi nal year of organisation go through a huge transition as they grow from a small events team to become the hosts of hundreds of athletes, spectators and offi cials. This year has seen us expand our events team with the notable appointments of Grant Calder (Commercial and Marketing manager) and Penny Dain (Chief Press Offi cer). Our organisation has also been blessed with huge support from volunteers across the country. The volunteer programme is growing daily and we now have forty fi ve people in roles with a further increase expected later this year. We don’t doubt that we will need several hundred volunteers to host this event.

The 2009 year saw us tour the World to promote the Championships, the Rowbox which has recently been shortlisted for the 2010 annual SPARC sport and innovation awards, visited eight countries and regatta driving back to a database which has since been promoting offi cial tour packages through Williment Travel. We are now currently touring NZ with the Rowbox; engaging clubs, schools and events alike.

Tickets were also released late October to the RNZ members and then nationwide from the 1st November. Ticket sales have been very encouraging and premium seats are now limited. General admission and corporate hospitality ticket sales will be available later this year. Both important revenue generators for our organisation.

K2010 would like to thank RNZ for their support again this year and whilst our organisation will cease to exist in 2011 our aim is to leave a legacy for years to come.

Thomas MayoNational Organising Committee for the 2010 World Rowing Championships.ng Cowiee foor the


Licensed Regatta OfficialsLicensed FISA UmpiresJohn HatwellRoger MilneMarkus MollyDrew TierneyLee SpearSimon Walker

AucklandBrian ClarkeAlan CotterCharles de VilderMurray DiscombeLorraine LongMurray MacdonaldFelicity McLachlanRoger MilneLesley MilnePeter MontiBrian ParrTony PopplewellPaula StoreyDon SwalesColleen Tonei

Bay of PlentySteve BrineJohn HatwellMiles ManderJesse RodgersChris Russell

CanterburyAllan BainWarren BlazeyMark BrownleeGerry DwyerAthol EarlRaymund FlanaganJames HennesseyDavid HusbandHarry LamplughAlan MartinVanessa McIverPat McQuinnJohn MillwardChristine Moffatt

Canterbury continuedMarkus MollyBrian NeillNeil PorterDarrel PurtonMichael SchaperJames SheehanChris SmithDan StevenJustin WallJohn Wylie

East CoastRichard EllisHewitt HarrisonRobert Harrison

MarlboroughMurray ButlerMichaela RushKevin StricklandElwyn ThomasRaymond Wiese

OtagoDoug AitchesonLes BennettAlexander ClarkAlastair CroslandGerard MulveyMurray PetherickRay SinclairFred StrachanRoyce WilsonTrevor Wilson

SouthlandCliff BuchananAnthony BuntingKevin FluteyGeorge KemptonJohn O’ConnorJulie O’ConnorRex RyanPeter Sinclair

WanganuiRob BristowMurray CorpsBruce GichardIan McDonaldLeslie SaywoodCraig SmithSimon Walker

WaikatoAlec AuldJulie CaldwellMurray CampbellWarren ColeTina Duff-DobsonRichard GlennAllan MurtaghSally MurtaghTony NelsonEric PitconLee SpearDrew TierneyClive Williams

WellingtonTony DebbageGordon DobsonJohnny JohnsonEvan McCalmanColin Shields


NZRA Accredited CoachesLEVEL 1 ACCREDITEDQuentin Annan Rachel Arbuckle Terry ArbuckleRichard Austin Tim BabbageBill BakerDamian Baker Nadia Bleaken Ian (Butch) BriderGrant BridgwaterIan BrightPeter Britton Stephanie Bryant David Bugler Morey BullingNicholas ByrneRod CalderRoss CannellRoss Carter Lena Cassidy-ClarkJane CharltonNorm Charlton Neil Chinnery-Brown Andrew Clarke Steve Coatham Nicola Coles Jack CollinRohan CondonJames CooteBr Terence Costello Mark CothamNeil Couchman Bob Counsell Laurie Counsell Jeremy Coxon Bruce Crowther David Cumin Marty Cunningham Ashliegh Curtis Andrew Darling Kirsty Dunhill Wynne Dymock Sophie EnersenLaurence EdgeSarah EgdenMark ElphickRussell Everett Bob Evans Kersten FahrenschonCharlie Flanagan Warrick FowlieRachael Gallagher Jeremy GaskinMark GebbieRon Gibbard Bob GilchristTerry Glass Sam Glassey Brian Goss Bill GraceDavid Graham Warwick Gurney Ursula HaackMatthew HallWarren HallIan HamiltonDiana HatwellMaryann Henderson

Timothy HewittPhilip HodderAshleigh HodgeGraeme HodgeDave Husband Peter IrvineNatalie JakobsGillian James Phil Jones Sarah KellyNigel Kerr Trudy KeysHeather KnoxWayne Larby Laws LawsonDavid LindstromClaire ManningStu MarsdenTim McDonald Warren McLaughlin Isabel McLernonNick McMaster Norrie Mills Lesley MilneRussell MincherStew Mitchell Denis Moriarty Angela Moroney Peter MoyseyMichele MunroKylie Nieuwenhuyzen John O’Connor Rachel O’ConnorSteven OdinotGlen Patterson Tim PeatGeoff PerryMichael Petherick Todd PetherickRoy PickardJames QuinlanBruce RapleyTim RichardsonAlastair RiddleAndrea Rix-TrottGary RobertsRob RyanGrant Ryder Oliver Sawbridge Catherine SharpleyRichard Shortt Glen SinclairPeter Sinclair Leighton Smith Peter SmithStan Smith Graeme Staite Alan StewartGreg StothersKevin StricklandMark Stringfellow Sandy Stuart Kaye SurgenorMatthew Symonds Louise ThomesColleen Tonei Gordon Trevett Steve Turkilsen Peter Twigg

Sarah VenmoreCarl Vincent Alan WalkerSonya Walker Harman WardKea WardNicholas WareingNeil Watson Ross WebbAlan West Sheryn WilliamsDavid Williamson Hamish WilsonIan Wright LEVEL 2 ACCREDITEDTerry BourkeBarry BryantDuncan BY-DE-LEYKirsty DunhillLaurence Edge Mark ElphickMark GebbieAdrian HenningSimon HoadleyMike JonesDan KellyMalcolm McIntyre Felicity McLachlanMark MeatesPeter MillsRussell Mills Dean MilneCheryl MurphyJohn O’Connor Kylie O’HaraBruce Paddy John ParnellChris PearsonMichael PetherickTed PhelpsAlastair RiddleSergio SalisLes SaywoodLance StoweSandy StuartFiona SymesIan WeeninkSteve Whittington David Williamson Raf WyattLEVEL 3 ACCREDITED Calvin FergusonJudith HamiltonGary HayDave Hill Marion HorwellDale MaherWayne MaherWalter MartindaleJohn RobinsonGary RobertsDavid RodgerMark StallardDave ThompsonRichard TonksJaney WackrowIan Wright


Presidents S J Adamson T C Flood A G Johnson E R McCalman D D Rowlands, CBE F Strachan, QSM T E Wilson, OBE

Vice Presidents K A Ashby, MNZM L M Clark G C Tuffi n J L Wylie

Council and BoardL W Arthur D J Boswell D G Burrowes J E Collin R H Collinge D G Croot W J Falconer, CNZM G U France B J FraserM W Hartley L J HoltonK B Hustwick G M McDonald B MabbottC A Martin E J Martin D W Moloney, OBE

P B O’Brien A G Popplewell, ONZM M R StanleyBr Terrence C F Vine P F Wolland

New Zealand Selectors P AbbottA EarlP N Irvine D E Lindstrom C RobertsonI C Sutherland L E Wilson

Auditor B L Albiston

Auckland Rowing AssociationR CameronB ClarkeV DouglasG L JarrattL J MilneB W ParrD L Storey, OBED SwalesM TwiningM S WestonC WilliamsW S WrathallW Yorwath

Bay of Plenty Rowing AssociationT Richardson

Canterbury Rowing AssociationA BainJ BainP BellW BlazeyC D BorgfeldtV Brosnahan, QSMA M BroughM BrownleeG P DwyerF E FreemanT KeysH LamplughP J McQuinnC MoffatB E NeillM SchaperJ SheehanR Weise

East Coast Rowing AssociationA Austin

Marlborough Rowing AssociationD G GardinerW E GibbonsE MillerL B Saul

Otago Rowing AssociationL I BennettS N BroadleyL Bruce, QSMN J BurrowA G ClarkM S JonesR G LawrenceD LyonA MacRaeS MacRaeM McClellandS G MitchellG MooreC I StappJ H WilliamsE R WilsonT Wilson

Southland Rowing AssociationS J AdamsonC R BuchananS HamlonG A KemptonS McGregorB McKenzieJ P O’ConnorG B RobertsonP J SinclairA G Vella

Waikato Rowing AssociationD L BlackieA BruceM R CampbellC B GreenJ HillD E SandersT MalcolmsonA Nelson

Wanganui Rowing AssociationR L AckroydG C CareyB GichardD GordonD HoganB KeithD A McDonaldP McGuinessP MontgomerieL SaywoodP G SmithG ThrushA R TongM Wright

Wellington Rowing AssociationA M BroadL J CounsellT DebbageP DelaneyG DobsonI DobsonA G JohnsonN C LynchK F McCarthyC H ShieldD Steven

Service Awards

Services to Local Associations


2010 International CrewsELITE TEAM

Team ManagerJan Taylor

Women’s Single ScullEmma Twigg (Auckland RPC, Hawkes Bay RC)Dick Tonks (Coach)

Women’s Double ScullAnna Reymer (Central RPC, Wellington RC)Fiona Paterson (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Gary Hay (Coach)

Women’s Coxless PairRebecca Scown (Central RPC, Union Wanganui RC)Juliette Haigh (Auckland RPC, West End RC)John Robinson (Coach)

Women’s Quad ScullHarriet Austin (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)Emma Feathery (Auckland RPC, West end RC)Louise Trappitt (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Paula Twining (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)Dick Tonks (Coach)

Non-Traveling ReservesPene Smith (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)Genevieve Armstrong (Waikato RPC, Tauranga RC)John Robinson (Coach)

Men’s Single ScullMahe Drysdale (Auckland RPC, West End RC)Dick Tonks (Coach)

Men’s Coxless PairHamish Bond (Southern RPC, North End RC)Eric Murray (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)Dick Tonks (Coach)

Men’s Double ScullNathan Cohen (Southern RPC, Invercargill RC)Joseph Sullivan (Central RPC, Picton RC)Calvin Ferguson (Coach)

Men’s Lightweight Single ScullDuncan Grant (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Calvin Ferguson (Coach)

Men’s Lightweight Double ScullPeter Taylor (Auckland RPC, Auckland RC)Storm Uru (Southern RPC, Waihopai RC)Calvin Ferguson (Coach)

Men’s Coxless FourDavid Eade (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)Hamish Burson (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Sean O’Neill (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Jade Uru (Southern RPC, Waihopai RC)Dave Thompson (Coach)

Men’s Coxless FourTyson Williams (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)Ian Seymour (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Ben Hammond (Central RPC, Aramoho Wanganui RC)Michael Arms (Auckland RPC, Auckland Grammar RC)Dave Thompson (Coach)

Men’s Quad ScullJohn Storey (Southern RPC, Avon RC)Paul Gerritsen (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)Nathan Twaddle (Auckland RPC, Auckland RC)Matthew Trott (Southern RPC, Canterbury RC)Mike Rodger (Coach)

Non Travelling ReservesChris Harris (Central RPC, Aramoho Wanganui RC)Mike Rodger (Coach)

UNDER 23 TEAM

Team ManagerJames Sheehan

Under 23 Women’s Quad ScullAli Burnside (Southern RPC, Canterbury RC)Lucy Spoors (Southern RPC Canterbury RC)Laura Fischer (Waikato RPC, Rotorua RC)Sarah Gray (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)Marion Horwell (Coach)

Under 23 Women’s Eight

Kelsey Bevan (Auckland RPC, Counties Manukau RC)Zoe Stevenson (Waikato RPC, Tauranga RC)Hayley Hoogeveen (Waikato RPC, Hauraki Plains RC)Kylie Wright (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Fiona Bourke (Southern RPC, Otago Uni RC)Jess Loe (Southern RPC, Avon RC)Genevieve Behrent (Southern RPC, Waihopai RC)Tarsha Williams (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Francie Turner (Cox)Ian Wright (Coach)

Under 23 Women’s Lightweight Double ScullLucy Strack (Southern RPC, North End RC)Julia Edward (Waikato RPC, Rotorua RC)Gary Hay (Coach)

Under 23 Men’s Coxed FourTobias Wehr-Candler (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC)David Mabbott (Auckland RPC, North Shore RC)Adam Tripp (Auckland RPC, Hawkes Bay RC)Tufi Sele (Central RPC, Wellington RC)Ivan Pavich (Waikato RPC, Waikato RC) (Cox)Mark Stallard (Coach)

Under 23 Men’s Double ScullKarl Manson (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Robbie Manson (Central RPC, Wairau RC)Mark Stallard (Coach)

Under 23 Men’s Lightweight Coxless FourGraham Oberlin-Brown (Waikato RPC, Te Awamutu RC)James Lassche (Southern RPC, Avon RC)Finian Scott (Southern RPC, Timaru RC)Curtis Rapley (Waikato RPC, Tauranga RC)Dave Hill (Coach)

Non Travelling ReservesRobyn Munro (Central RPC, Nelson RC)Linda Matthews (Central RPC, Star BC)Gary Hay (Coach)

JUNIOR ROWING TEAM

Team ManagerMark Meates

Women’s Coxless FourJenny Storey (Avon RC, RPC South)Grace Prendergast (Villa Maria College)Eve Macfarlane (Rangi Ruru Girls School)Beatrix Heaphy-Hall (Avon RC, RPC South)Gary Roberts (Coach)

Women’s QuadEsther Austin (Wanganui Collegiate)Louise Livesey (Roncalli College)Olivia Loe (Avon RC, RPC South)Georgia Hammond (Marlborough Girls College)Janey Wackrow (Coach)

Men’s Double ScullSean Watts (Bethlehem College)Ollie Behrent (James Hargest College)Gary Roberts (Coach)

Men’s Coxed FourLogan Rodger (Hamilton Boys High School)Nigel van den Akker (John Paul College)Alex Mason (St Pauls Collegiate)Zachary Oliver (St Pauls Collegiate)Caleb Shepherd (Hamilton Boys High School)Bruce Holden (Coach)

Men’s QuadHayden Cohen (Invercargill RC, RPC South)Ryan Goodson (St Peters School)Christopher Morrison (St Peters School)Nathan Flannery (St Thomas of Canterbury)James Coote (Coach)

Men’s EightShaun Kirkham (Hamilton Boys High School)Jason Stroud (Hamilton Boys High School)Shaun Houston (Westlake Boys High School)Joe Wright (Wellington RC, Central RPC)Finn Howard (Westlake Boys High School)Nathan Davenport (Westlake Boys High School)Michael Longuet-Higgins (Auckland Grammar School)Oliver Moss (Westlake Boys High School)Kyle Battersby (Cox) Westlake Boys High SchoolBill Campbell (Coach)


2009 International CrewsELITE TEAM

Team ManagerJan Taylor

Women’s Single ScullEmma Twigg (Hawkes Bay RC, Auckland RPC)Dick Tonks (Coach)

Women’s Double ScullPaula Twining (Waikato RC, Waikato RPC)Anna Reymer (Cambridge RC, Central RPC)John Robinson (Coach)

Women’s Coxless PairRebecca Scown (Union Wanganui RC,Central RPC)Emma Feathery (West End RC, RPC South)John Robinson (Coach)

Women’s Quad ScullHarriet Austin (Union Wanganui RC, Central RPC)Sarah Barnes (Waihopai RC, RPC South)Louise Trappitt (Star Boating Club, Central RPC)Genevieve Armstrong (Tauranga RC, Waikato RPC)Dick Tonks (Coach)

Non Travelling ReserveTamsin Gilbert (Tauranga RC, Auckland RPC)

Men’s Single ScullMahe Drysdale (West End RC, Auckland RPC)Dick Tonks (Coach)

Men’s Adaptive Single ScullRobin Tinga (Union RC)Adrian Henning (Coach)

Men’s Coxless PairHamish Bond (North End RC, RPC South)Eric Murray (Waikato RC, Waikato RPC)Dick Tonks (Coach)

Men’s Double ScullNathan Cohen (Invercargill RC, RPC South)Matthew Trott (Canterbury RC, RPC South)Calvin Ferguson (Coach)

Mens Coxless Four (joined the Elite Team post U23 Regatta)Simon WatsonHamish Burson (Wairau RC, Central RPC)Tyson Williams (Waikato RC, Waikato RPC)Jade Uru (Waihopai RC, RPC South)Dave Thompson (Coach)

Men’s Lightweight Single ScullDuncan Grant (Wairau RC, Central RPC)Calvin Ferguson (Coach)

Men’s Lightweight Double ScullPeter Taylor (Auckland RC, RPC South)Storm Uru (Waihopai RC, RPC South)Calvin Ferguson (Coach)

Men’s Lightweight Coxless FourTodd Petherick (Canterbury RC, RPC South)James Lassche (Avon RC, RPC South)Graham Oberlin-Brown (Te Awamutu RC, Waikato RPC)Richard Beaumont (Canterbury RC, RPC South)Dave Hill (Coach)

UNDER 23 TEAM

Team ManagerJohn Howard

Women’s Quad ScullLucy Spoors (Canterbury RC, RPC South)Odette Sceats (Gisborne RC, Waikato RPC)Alyce Pulford (Hauraki Plains RC, Waikato RPC)Leah Stanley (North Shore RC, Auckland RPC)Marion Horwell (Coach)

Women’s Coxless FourKate Reymer (Cambridge RC, RPC South)Jess Loe (Avon RC, RPC South)Ali Burnside (Canterbury RC, RPC South)Regan Barkla (Whakatane RC, Waikato RPC)Dale Maher (Coach)

Women’s Lightweight Double ScullJulia Trautvetter (Hawkes Bay RC, Auckland RC)Louise Ayling (Waihopai RC, Central RPC)Gary Hay (Coach)

Men’s Coxless FourSimon Watson (Waikato RC, Waikato RPC)Hamish Burson (Wairau RC, Central RPC)Tyson Williams (Waikato RC, Waikato RPC)Jade Uru (Waihopai RC, RPC South)Dave Thompson (Coach)

Men’s Double ScullJoseph Sullivan (Picton RC, Central RPC)Rob Manson (Wairau RC, Central RPC)Gary Hay (Coach)

Men’s Coxed FourDavid Eade (Waikato RC, Waikato RPC)Ian Seymour (Wairau RC, Central RPC)Tobias Wehr-Candler (Wellington RC, Waikato RPC)John Storey (Avon RC, RPC South)Mark Stallard (Coach)

JUNIOR TEAM

Team ManagerMark Meates

Men’s Quad ScullHayden Cohen (James Hargest College)Julian Svoboda (Rangiora High School)Evan Kennedy (Rangiora High School)Giacomo Thomas (Havelock North HS)Michael Rodger (Coach)

Men’s EightRobert McCaig (Hamilton Boys HS)Jason Stroud (Hamilton Boys HS) Shaun Kirkham (Hamilton Boys HS) Nathan Davenport (Westlake Boys HS)Duncan Hall (St Pauls Collegiate)MacKenzie Macky (Hamilton Boys HS) Jordan Stanley (Westlake Boys HS)Sam Kember (RPC Auckland)Taylor Bond (Cox) (Hamilton Boys HS)Bruce Holden (Coach)

Men’s Coxed FourGeorge Grieve (Westlake Boys HS)Oliver Moss (Westlake Boys HS)Shaun Houston (Westlake Boys HS)Richard Newsome-White (Christ’s Coll.)Ivan Pavich (Cox) (St Pauls Collegiate)James Coote (Coach)

Women’s EightKirstyn Goodger (North Shore RC)Hayley Hoogeveen (Waikato RPC)Zoe Stevenson (Tauranga Girls College)Eve MacFarlane (Rangi Ruru Girls Sch.)Tarsha Williams (Marlborough Girls Coll.)Robyn Munro (Nelson Girls College)Catherine Shields (Rangi Ruru)Jenny Storey (Rangi Ruru Girls Sch.)Francie Turner (Coxswain) (Rangi Ruru)Gary Roberts (Coach)

Women’s Quad ScullCamilla Andersen (Hutt Valley HS)Paparangi Hipango (Wanganui Coll.)Kayla Pratt (Epsom Girls Grammar)Georgia Hammond (Marlborough Girls Coll.)Rohan Condon (Coach)

YOUTH CUP TEAM

Team ManagerNicole Daniels

Men’s SquadMichael Arms (Auckland Grammar RC)Malone Blaikie (Auckland Grammar RC)Gerard Campbell (North Shore RC)Toby Earp Cunliffe-Steel (Tauranga RC)Matthew Lobb (Waikato RC)David Mabbott (North Shore RC)Karl Manson (Blenheim RC)Armin Svoboda (Cure Boating Club)Samuel Wells (Star Boating Club)Antony Zouch (cox) (North Shore RC)Andrea Harper (Coach)

Women’s SquadAbbe Banks (Cambridge RC)Julia Edward (Hawkes Bay RC)Beatrix Heaphy-Hall (Avon RC)Katherine MacLeod (Wairau RC)Chelsea Martin (Nelson RC)Rebecca Boyes (Tauranga RC)Lucy Strack (North End RC)Natalie Stuart (Nelson RC)Kirsty Thompson (Nelson RC)Julia Sandston (cox) (North Shore RC)Janey Wackrow (Coach)

CANADIAN HENLEY TEAM

ManagerDave Williamson

Steve Cottle (Wairau RC)James Dallinger (Waikato RC)Paul Gerritsen (Waikato RC)Jamie Twigg (Auckland RC)Ben Hammond (Waikato RC)Judith Hamilton (Coach)


2009 International ResultsFISA World Cup (Round 2), Munich, Germany 19-21 JuneMen’s Lightweight Single Scull ...........................1stMen’s Single Scull ..........................................1st Men’s Adaptive Single Scull .............................. 4thMen’s Coxless Pair .........................................1st Men’s Lightweight Double Scull ..........................1stMen’s Double Scull ........................................2nd Men’s Lightweight Coxless Four ......................... 9th Women’s Single Scull .....................................2ndWomen’s Coxless Pair .....................................1stWomen’s Double Scull .................................... 7thWomen’s Quadruple Scull ................................ 3rd

Henley Royal Regatta, Henley, United KingdomMahe Drysdale ......................Winner Diamond ScullsEric Murray, Hamish Bond .................................... ..........Winner Nickalls Cup & Silver Goblets ChallengeNathan Cohen, Matthew Trott ......................................................Winner Double Sculls Challenge CupEmma Twigg ..........................Winner Women’s ScullGraham Oberlin-Brown, James Lassche, Todd Petherick, Richard Beaumont . Finalists in Stewards Challenge Cup

FISA World Cup (Round 3),Lucerne, Switzerland 10-12 JulyMen’s Lightweight Single Scull ...........................1stMen’s Single Scull ..........................................1st Men’s Coxless Pair .........................................1st Men’s Lightweight Double Scull ..........................1stMen’s Double Scull ........................................ 4thMen’s Lightweight Coxless Four ........................12thWomen’s Single Scull .....................................2ndWomen’s Coxless Pair .....................................1stWomen’s Double Scull .................................... 5thWomen’s Quadruple Scull ................................ 3rd

World Championships, Poznan, Poland 24-31 AugustMen’s Lightweight Single Scull .................Gold MedalMen’s Single Scull ................................Gold MedalMen’s Adaptive Single Scull .............................. 5th Men’s Coxless Pair ...............................Gold MedalMen’s Lightweight Double Scull ................Gold MedalMen’s Double Scull ....................................... 4th Men’s Lightweight Coxless Four .......................16th Men’s Coxless Four ........................................ 9th Women’s Single Scull ..................................... 4thWomen’s Coxless Pair ........................ Bronze MedalWomen’s Double Scull .................................... 7th Women’s Quadruple Scull ................................ 7th

U23 World Championships, Racice, Czech Republic 23-26 JulyMen’s Double Scull .........................................1st Men’s Coxed Four ..........................................1stMen’s Coxless Four .........................................1stWomen’s Lightweight Double Scull ..................... 8th Women’s Coxless Four .................................... 3rd Women’s Quadruple Scull ................................ 4th

Junior World Championships, Brive, France 5-8 AugustMen’s Quadruple Scull .................................... 3rd Men’s Coxed Four ......................................... 7th Men’s Eight ................................................. 9th Women’s Quadruple Scull ................................ 6thWomen’s Eight .............................................2nd

Youth Cup Regatta, Penrith Lakes, Australia 10-12 JulyMen’s U21 Single Scull .................................... 5thMen’s U21 Single Scull .................................... 7th Men’s U21 Lightweight Single Scull.....................2nd Men’s U21 Lightweight Double Scull ...................2nd Men’s U21 Coxless Pair ....................................1st Men’s U21 Coxless Pair ................................... 7th Men’s U21 Coxless Four .................................. 3rd Men’s U21 Quadruple Scull .............................. 4th Men’s U21 Eight ........................................... 3rd Mixed U21 Double Sculls ..................................1st Women’s U21 Single Scull ................................ 4th Women’s U21 Single Scull ................................ 6th Women’s U21 Coxless Pair ............................... 5th Women’s U21 Coxless Pair ............................... 7th Women’s U21 Lightweight Single Scull..................1st Women’s U21 Lightweight Double Scull ................1st Women’s U21 Quadruple Scull ...........................1st Women’s U21 Coxless Four .............................. 5th Women’s U21 Eight ....................................... 6th

Canadian Henley RegattaMen’s Senior Single place ................................2ndMen’s Champion Single Scull ............................ 4th Men’s Senior Quad ........................................2nd


New Zealand Rowing ChampionshipsLake Karapiro - 16-20 February 2010

WOMEN’S U21 SINGLE SCULL 1 WAIKATO RPC 1 Waikato RC ............. 08:05.3 2 SOUTHERN RPC 2 Canterbury RC ......... 08:11.0 3 AUCKLAND RPC 1 North Shore RC ........ 08:12.0 4 SOUTHERN RPC 3 .............................. 08:27.0 5 SOUTHERN RPC 4 .............................. 08:27.6 6 CENTRAL RPC 1 ................................ 08:29.8 7 AUCKLAND RPC 2 .............................. 08:30.5 8 OAMARU 1 ...................................... 08:47.4

MEN’S U21 SINGLE SCULL 1 CENTRAL RPC 1 Wairau RC ............... 07:15.7 2 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon RC ................. 07:22.9 3 WAIKATO RPC 1 Tauranga RC ............ 07:23.9 4 AUCKLAND RPC 1 ............................. 07:27.8 5 WAIHOPAI 1 .................................... 07:32.7 6 AUCKLAND RPC 2 ............................. 07:32.9 7 CENTRAL RPC 3 ............................... 07:42.1 8 WAIHOPAI 2 .................................... 07:44.4

WOMEN’S CLUB COXED FOUR 1 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:40.7 2 TIMARU 1 ....................................... 07:42.3 3 HAMILTON 3 .................................... 07:44.8 4 CLIFTON 1 ..................................... 07:50.3 5 ARAMOHO WANGANUI 1 ...................... 07:51.0 6 WAIRAU 3 ....................................... 07:59.3 7 AVON 1 .......................................... 08:03.5 8 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 08:05.9

WOMEN’S SENIOR SINGLE SCULL 1 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 08:21.4 2 PETONE 1 ...................................... 08:28.6 3 HAWKES BAY 1................................. 08:35.3 4 WAITEMATA 1 .................................. 08:42.0 5 INVERCARGILL 1 ............................... 08:47.6 6 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 08:53.4 7 OTAGO 1 ........................................ 08:56.7 8 TAURANGA 2 ................................... 09:01.6 WOMEN’S NOVICE DOUBLE SCULL 1 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:52.4 2 AVON 1 ......................................... 08:10.0 3 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 08:15.7 4 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 08:19.7 5 WAIRAU 2 ....................................... 08:22.0 6 AVON 3 .......................................... 08:38.0 7 HAWKES BAY 2 ................................. 08:41.3 8 COUNTIES MANUKAU 1 ....................... 08:44.9

WOMEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT SINGLE SCULL 1 SOUTHERN RPC 2 North End RC .......... 08:03.1 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Rotorua RC ............. 08:05.6 3 CENTRAL RPC 1 Waihopai RC ........... 08:08.1 4 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 08:11.2 5 WEST END 1 .................................... 08:14.1 6 TAURANGA 1 ................................... 08:24.6

MEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT SINGLE SCULL 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Waihopai RC .......... 06:57.9 2 CENTRAL RPC 1 Wairau RC ............ 06:59.5 3 AUKLAND RPC 1 Auckland RC ......... 07:05.1 4 WAIKATO RPC 1 ............................... 07:05.9 5 SOUTHERN RPC 3 .............................. 07:24.7 6 WAIKATO RPC 2 ............................... 07:31.7

MEN’S CLUB COXED FOUR 1 WAIKATO 2 ...................................... 06:39.1 2 WELLINGTON 1 ................................ 06:41.7 3 AUCKLAND 1 ................................... 06:43.1 4 AVON 2 .......................................... 06:46.4 5 WAIKATO 1 ..................................... 06:46.9 6 ST PAULS COLLEGIATE ....................... 06:50.2 7 HAMILTON 1 .................................... 06:51.2 8 HAMILTON 2 .................................... 06:57.5

MEN’S SENIOR SINGLE SCULL 1 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 07:06.2 2 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 07:07.6 3 NORTH END 1 .................................. 07:07.9 4 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 07:11.1 5 WAIKATO 2 ...................................... 07:25.6 6 BLENHEIM 1 .................................... 07:26.7 7 WEST END 1 .................................... 07:29.1 8 HAMILTON 1 .................................... 07:36.4

WOMEN’S PREMIER PAIR 1 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Hawkes Bay/West End RCs 07:07.4 2 CENTRAL RPC 1 Union BC/Wairau RC .. 07:08.7 3 WAIKATO RPC 1 Waikato RC ........... 07:29.3

MEN’S PREMIER PAIR 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Waihopai/North End RCs 06:23.5 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Waikato RC .......... 06:27.4 3 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Auckland/West End RCs 06:42.5 4 WEST END 2 ................................... 06:45.1 5 SOUTHERN RPC 2 .............................. 06:51.4 6 SOUTHERN RPC 3 .............................. 06:52.6

MEN’S NOVICE DOUBLE SCULL 1 CURE BOATING CLUB 1 ....................... 07:22.2 2 ROTORUA 1 ..................................... 07:27.3 3 CANTERBURY 1................................. 07:35.7 4 BLENHEIM 1 .................................... 07:43.0 5 NELSON 1 ....................................... 07:43.3 6 PETONE 1 ....................................... 07:47.9 7 AVON 2 .......................................... 07:53.6 8 CANTERBURY 2................................. 08:04.2



WOMEN’S U 21 COXLESS FOUR 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon/Timaru/Canterbury RCs ............... 07:04.3 2 CENTRAL RPC 1 Hawkes Bay/Nelson/Star/Wairau RCs...... 07:05.4 3 WAIKATO RPC 1 Hauraki Plains/Tauranga/Whakatane/Waikato RCs 07:06.2 4 AUCKLAND RPC 1 ............................. 07:21.3

WOMEN’S SENIOR COXLESS FOUR 1 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:13.9 2 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 07:20.0 3 NELSON 1 ....................................... 07:30.9 4 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 07:37.0 5 WEST END 1 .................................... 07:41.6 6 CLIFTON 1 ...................................... 07:47.5 7 STAR BOATING CLUB 1 ........................ 08:44.5

MEN’S U21 COXLESS FOUR ................................. 1 WAIKATO RPC 1 Tauranga/Waikato RCs ....................... 06:19.0 2 CURE BOATING CLUB 1 ....................... 06:21.2 3 CENTRAL RPC 1 Blenheim/Petone/Star/Wellington RCs .... 06:25.9 4 AUCKLAND RPC 1 .............................. 06:32.4 5 SOUTHERN RPC 1 ............................. 06:39.6

MEN’S SENIOR COXLESS FOUR 1 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 06:31.9 2 WEST END 1 .................................... 06:34.4 3 HAMILTON 1 .................................... 06:40.2 4 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 06:47.3 5 AVON 1 .......................................... 06:49.2 6 WELLINGTON 1 ................................ 06:52.2

WOMEN’S CLUB DOUBLE SCULL 1 CAMBRIDGE 2 .................................. 07:48.7 2 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 07:48.8 3 ROTORUA 1 ..................................... 07:59.0 4 WHAKATANE 2 .................................. 08:01.4 5 WHANGAREI 1 .................................. 08:01.6 6 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 08:07.9 7 WHAKATANE 1 .................................. 08:08.2 8 CURE BOATING CLUB 1 ....................... 08:09.2

WOMEN’S PREMIER DOUBLE SCULL 1 CENTRAL RPC 1 Wellington/Waihopai RCs .................... 07:08.8 2 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Hawkes Bay/ West End RCS ................. 07:09.5 3 WAIKATO RPC 1 Gisborne/Waikato RCs ........................ 07:23.0 4 SOUTHERN RPC 1 07:28.8 5 SOUTHERN RPC 2 07:41.3

MEN’S PREMIER DOUBLE SCULL 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Canterbury/Invercargill RCs ................. 06:23.6 2 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Auckland/West End RCs ...................... 06:26.3 3 ROSTOCK OLYMPISCHER/BERLINER ......... 06:29.0 4 CENTRAL RPC 1 ................................ 06:30.3 5 SOUTHERN RPC 2 .............................. 07:00.7 CAMBRIDGE 1 ............................. SCRATCHED

MEN’S CLUB DOUBLE SCULL 1 WAIRAU 2 ....................................... 06:50.1 2 ROTORUA 1 ..................................... 06:54.3 3 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 06:58.1 4 WHAKATANE 1 .................................. 07:01.4 5 AUCKLAND 1 ................................... 07:03.5 6 GISBORNE 1 .................................... 07:05.9 7 AVON 1 .......................................... 07:09.4 8 INVERCARGILL 1 ............................... 07:11.7

WOMEN’S NOVICE EIGHT 1 WAIRAU 1 ...................................... 07:10.7 2 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 07:12.1 3 AVON 1 .......................................... 07:22.6 4 WELLINGTON 1 ................................ 07:38.5 5 ARAMOHO WANGANUI 1 ...................... 07:42.3 6 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 07:42.9 7 STAR BOATING CLUB 1 ........................ 08:20.8 8 WELLINGTON 2 ........................... SCRATCHED

WOMEN’S U21 DOUBLE SCULL 1 WAIKATO RPC 2 Hauraki Plains/Rotorua RCs ................. 07:31.0 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Hauraki Plains/Waikato RCs ................. 07:33.2 3 SOUTHERN RPC 2 Avon/Waihopai RCs 07:37.2 4 SOUTHERN RPC 1 .............................. 07:40.1 5 CENTRAL RPC 1 ................................ 07:46.1 WAIRAU 1 .................................. SCRATCHED

MEN’S SENIOR COXLESS QUAD 1 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 06:20.0 2 TIMARU 1 ....................................... 06:30.0 3 BAY OF PLENTY COAST/ROTORUA 1 ........ 06:31.8 4 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 06:36.1 5 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 06:41.1 6 HOROWHENUA/PETONE 1 .................... 06:46.8

WOMEN’S PREMIER COXLESS FOUR 1 WAIKATO RPC 1 Cambridge/Waikato RCs ..................... 07:06.0 2 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon/Canterbury/Timaru RCs ............... 07:09.2



MEN’S PREMIER COXLESS FOUR 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon/Canterbury/North End/Waihopai RCs . 06:05.2 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Waikato RC ........ 06:05.9 3 CENTRAL RPC 1 Aromoho Wanganui/Wairau RCs ............ 06:10.6 4 SAARBRUCKEN RV/TREIS-KARDEN RG 1 .... 06:18.7 5 SOUTHERN RPC 2 .............................. 06:26.0 6 WEST END 1 .................................... 06:28.8

WOMEN’S SENIOR PAIR 1 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 07:33.3 2 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:36.4 3 NELSON 1 ....................................... 07:45.4 4 CANTERBURY 1................................. 07:48.3 5 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 07:52.2 6 STAR BOATING CLUB 1 ........................ 07:59.1 7 CAMBRIDGE 2 .................................. 08:03.7 8 WEST END 2 .................................... 08:15.3

WOMEN’S CLUB COXLESS QUAD SCULL 1 CAMBRIDGE 2 .................................. 06:53.5 2 TIMARU 1 ....................................... 06:56.9 3 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 07:01.3 4 WHAKATANE/ROTORUA 1 ..................... 07:07.3 5 AVON 1 .......................................... 07:08.9 6 AVON 2 .......................................... 07:11.6 7 WAIHOPAI 2 ..................................... 07:14.5 8 TAURANGA 1 ................................... 07:16.6

WOMEN’S U 21 PAIR 1 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Auckland/Counties Manakau RCs ........... 07:24.6 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Rotorua/Tauranga RCs ........................ 07:29.1 3 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon RC .............. 07:32.3 4 SOUTHERN RPC 2 .............................. 07:42.0 5 AUCKLAND RPC 2 .............................. 07:55.8 6 TE AWAMUTU 1................................. 08:22.2 CENTRAL RPC 1 ........................... SCRATCHED

WOMEN’S U 19 COXED FOUR 1 QUEENWOOD 1 ................................ 07:22.0 2 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 07:25.8 3 ARAMOHO WANGANUI 1 ...................... 07:28.1 4 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 07:32.1 5 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:38.2 6 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 07:39.7 7 HAMILTON 1 .................................... 07:45.7 8 HAURAKI PLAINS 1............................. 07:50.1

MEN’S SENIOR PAIR 1 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 06:48.5 2 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 06:49.1 3 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 06:53.7 4 WEST END 2 .................................... 06:54.8 5 AVON 1 .......................................... 07:00.2 6 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:02.1 7 WEST END 3 .................................... 07:07.0 8 HAMILTON 1 .................................... 07:09.9

MEN’S CLUB COXLESS QUAD SCULL 1 WHAKATANE/ROTORUA 1 ..................... 06:15.3 2 CAMBRIDGE 2 .................................. 06:18.5 3 AVON 1 .......................................... 06:21.3 4 OTAGO UNIVERSITY 1 ......................... 06:21.9 5 BAY OF PLENTY COAST/ROTORUA 1 ........ 06:22.4 6 INVERCARGILL 1 ............................... 06:28.9 7 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 06:29.1 8 WAIHOPAI/INVERCARGILL 1 .................. 06:33.6

MEN’S U 21 PAIR 1 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Auckland Grammar/North Shore RCs ...... 06:46.4 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Waikato RC .......... 06:49.9 3 CURE BOATING CLUB 1 ....................... 06:49.9 4 SOUTHERN RPC 1 .............................. 06:56.7 5 CURE BOATING CLUB 2 ....................... 07:01.7 6 SOUTHERN RPC 2 .............................. 07:02.7 7 AUCKLAND RPC 2 .............................. 07:12.0 WAIKATO RPC 2 ........................... SCRATCHED

MEN’S U 19 COXED FOUR 1 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 06:33.5 2 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 06:35.5 3 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 06:36.3 4 WAIKATO 2 ...................................... 06:37.4 5 NORTH SHORE 2 ............................... 06:45.3 6 TAURANGA 1 ................................... 06:49.3 7 NORTH SHORE 3 ............................... 06:55.6 8 BLENHEIM 1 .................................... 07:03.0

MEN’S PREMIER SINGLE SCULL 1 AUCKLAND RPC 1 West End RC ......... 06:58.5 2 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Invercargill RC ...... 07:01.8 3 FRANKFURTER RG GERMANIA 1 .............. 07:05.7 4 CENTRAL RPC 1 ................................ 07:11.7 5 AUCKLAND RPC 2 .............................. 07:14.8 CENTRAL RPC 2 ........................... SCRATCHED

WOMEN’S SENIOR DOUBLE SCULL 1 WEST END 1 .................................... 07:40.6 2 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:45.6 3 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 07:54.9 4 WAITEMATA 1 ................................... 08:03.2 5 NELSON 1 ....................................... 08:09.1 6 CANTERBURY 1................................. 08:15.4 7 MERCER 1 ....................................... 08:18.3 8 CLIFTON 1 ...................................... 08:19.2


WOMEN’S PREMIER SINGLE SCULL 1 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Hawkes Bay RC ...... 07:47.9 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Gisborne RC ......... 07:54.5 3 CENTRAL RPC 1 Wairau RC ............ 07:58.6 4 AUCKLAND RPC 2 .............................. 08:00.7 5 WAIKATO RPC 2 ................................ 08:09.2 6 AUCKLAND RPC 3 .............................. 08:15.8

WOMEN’S NOVICE COXED FOUR 1 AVON 1 .......................................... 07:41.7 2 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:47.2 3 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 07:48.3 4 WELLINGTON 1 ................................ 08:05.8 5 AVON 2 .......................................... 08:09.4 6 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 08:10.1 7 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 08:10.6 8 CAMBRIDGE 2 .................................. 08:36.1

WOMEN’S U 19 DOUBLE SCULL 1 TIMARU 1 ....................................... 07:41.8 2 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 07:45.2 3 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 07:50.2 4 CAMBRIDGE 3 .................................. 07:55.6 5 TIMARU 2 ....................................... 07:55.8 6 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 08:04.1 7 HAWKES BAY 2 ................................. 08:04.7 8 WAIHOPAI 2 ..................................... 08:18.7

MEN’S SENIOR DOUBLE SCULL 1 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 06:47.6 2 NORTH END 1 .................................. 06:52.9 3 INVERCARGILL 1 ............................... 06:56.0 4 HAMILTON 1 .................................... 06:57.5 5 OTAGO 1 ........................................ 07:13.0 6 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:17.9

WOMEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT DOUBLE SCULL 1 WAIKATO RPC 1 Rotorua/Waikato RCs 07:28.9 2 WEST END 1 .................................... 07:33.6 3 TAURANGA 1 ................................... 07:51.3 4 ROTORUA 1 ..................................... 08:26.1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 ......................... SCRATCHED

WOMEN’S U 21 COXLESS QUAD SCULL 1 WAIKATO RPC 1 Hauraki Plains/Rotorua/Whakatane/Waikato RCs ................................................... 06:49.1 2 CENTRAL RPC 1 Hawkes Bay/Nelson/Star/Wairau RCs ..... 06:57.0 3 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon/Waihopai RCs . 07:02.6

MEN’S PREMIER COXED FOUR 1 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 06:17.0 2 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 06:18.5 3 WEST END 1 .................................... 06:20.8

WOMEN’S CLUB EIGHT 1 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 06:55.7 2 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 06:58.9 3 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 07:01.5 4 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 07:05.9 5 QUEENWOOD 1 ................................ 07:06.9 6 AVON 1 .......................................... 07:10.9 7 WHAKATANE COMPOSITE 1 ................... 07:14.4 8 INVERCARGILL 1 ............................... 07:26.5

MEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT DOUBLE SCULL 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon/Waihopai RCs . 06:46.7 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Tauranga/Te Awamutu RCS .................. 06:49.3 3 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 06:50.4 4 SOUTHERN RPC 2 .............................. 07:10.0

MEN’S U 21 COXLESS QUAD SCULL 1 CENTRAL RPC 1 Blenheim/Star/Wellington RCs ............. 06:04.9 2 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Auckland/Hawkes Bay/West End RCs ...... 06:08.1 3 CURE BOATING CLUB 1 ....................... 06:18.4 4 TIMARU 1 ....................................... 06:21.1 5 GISBORNE 1 .................................... 06:26.4 6 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 06:28.2 7 CAMBRIDGE 2 .................................. 06:55.7

MEN’S U 19 DOUBLE SCULL 1 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 07:05.1 2 COUNTIES MANUKAU 1 ....................... 07:09.0 3 HAURAKI PLAINS 1............................. 07:09.8 4 BLENHEIM 1 .................................... 07:11.0 5 ARAMOHO WANGANUI 1 ...................... 07:14.4 6 WEST END 1 .................................... 07:16.7 7 WHAKATANE 1 .................................. 07:21.2 8 HAURAKI PLAINS 2............................. 07:28.6

MEN’S CLUB EIGHT 1 WELLINGTON 1 ................................ 06:10.1 2 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 06:15.8 3 BAY OF PLENTY COAST COMPOSITE 1 ...... 06:17.2 4 AVON 2 .......................................... 06:18.1 5 AUCKLAND 2 ................................... 06:19.0 6 AUCKLAND 1 ................................... 06:19.2 7 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 06:23.3 8 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 06:24.3

WOMEN’S PREMIER COXLESS QUAD SCULL 1 CENTRAL RPC 1 Union BC/Wairau/Wellington RCs .......... 06:40.0 2 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Hawkes Bay/North Shore/West End RCs ... 06:41.5 3 WAIKATO RPC 1 Cambridge/Gisborne/Waikato RCs ......... 06:56.3 4 SOUTHERN RPC 1 .............................. 07:06.6



MEN’S NOVICE COXED FOUR 1 BLENHEIM 1 .................................... 06:58.1 2 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 06:58.6 3 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 07:00.8 4 CANTERBURY 1................................. 07:03.0 5 AVON 1 .......................................... 07:08.3 6 AVON 2 .......................................... 07:12.5 7 WEST END 1 .................................... 07:21.8 8 WAIKATO 2 ...................................... 07:26.0

WOMEN’S U 21 EIGHT 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon/Canterbury/Timaru/Waihopai ....... 06:41.1 2 WAIKATO RPC 1 Hauraki Plains/Rotorua/Tauranga/ Whakatane/Waikato RCs ..................... 06:45.1 3 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:12.5 NELSON 1 .................................. SCRATCHED

MEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT PAIR 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Canterbury RC ...... 06:58.8 2 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 07:01.8 3 WAIKATO RPC 1 Tauranga/Waikato RCs 07:10.3 4 TAURANGA 1 ................................... 07:27.1 WAIRAU 1 .................................. SCRATCHED

MEN’S PREMIER COXLESS QUAD SCULL 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Canterbury/Invercargill/North End/ Waihopai RCs .................................. 05:55.4 2 CENTRAL RPC 1 Picton/Wairau RCs 05:58.2 3 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Auckalnd/Hawkes Bay West End RCs ....... 06:07.1

WOMEN’S SENIOR EIGHT 1 NELSON 1 ....................................... 06:51.4 2 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 06:54.5 3 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 06:55.6 4 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 06:56.4 5 WEST END 1 .................................... 07:05.9 6 HAMILTON 1 .................................... 07:21.2 7 WELLINGTON 1 ................................ 07:25.6 8 WAIRAU 2 ....................................... 07:38.9

MEN’S U 21 EIGHT 1 SOUTHERN RPC 1 Avon/Canterbury/Invercargill/ North End/Timaru .................................. 05:59.9 2 AUCKLAND RPC 1 Auckland Grammar/Auckland/ Hawkes Bay/ North Shore/West End ....................... 06:04.33 TIMARU/CURE BOATING CLUB 1 ............. 06:18.9 NORTH SHORE 1 .......................... SCRATCHED AUCKLAND 1 .............................. SCRATCHED

WOMEN’S CLUB SINGLE SCULL 1 HAWKES BAY 2 ................................. 08:12.7 2 WHANGAREI 1 .................................. 08:20.0 3 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 08:25.7 4 TIMARU 1 ....................................... 08:27.2 5 INVERCARGILL 2 ............................... 08:31.5 6 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 08:32.4 7 HAWKES BAY 3 ................................. 08:35.7 8 STAR BOATING CLUB 1 ........................ 08:36.2

MEN’S CLUB SINGLE SCULL 1 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 07:28.4 2 WAIKATO 2 ...................................... 07:29.0 3 WAIRAU 1 ....................................... 07:33.8 4 WAIHOPAI 1 ..................................... 07:41.3 5 OTAGO UNIVERSITY 1 ......................... 07:45.6 6 WEST END 1 .................................... 07:48.7 7 CAMBRIDGE 5 .................................. 08:10.8 8 CAMBRIDGE 4 .................................. 08:27.2

MEN’S SENIOR EIGHT 1 WEST END 1 .................................... 05:57.9 2 NORTH SHORE 1 ............................... 06:02.3 3 HAWKES BAY 1 ................................. 06:02.7 4 WAIHOPAI/INVERCARGILL 1 .................. 06:04.7 5 WAIKATO 1 ...................................... 06:06.7 6 WELLINGTON 1 ................................ 06:13.6 7 AUCKLAND 1 ................................... 06:14.1 8 TIMARU/CURE BOATING CLUB 1 ............. 06:29.3

MEN’S ADAPTIVE SINGLE SCULL 1 CAMBRIDGE 1 .................................. 05:27.5

WOMEN’S PREMIER EIGHT 1 CENTRAL RPC Nelson/Union BC/Wairau/ Wellington ..... 06:25.8 2 AUCKLAND RPC Auckland/Counties Manakau/Hawkes Bay/ North Shore/West End RCs .................. 06:32.8 3 WAIKATO RPC Cambridge/Hauraki Plains/ Rotorua/Tauranga/Whakatane/Waikato RCs 06:37.7

MEN’S PREMIER EIGHT 1 WAIKATO RPC Waikato RC ................ 05:35.3 2 SOUTHERN RPC Avon/Canterbury/North End/Waihopai RCs ..05:38.3 3 CENTRAL RPC Aramoho Wanganui, Wairau RCs ............ 05:41.5 AUCKLAND RPC 1 ......................... SCRATCHED



BOY’S U 16 DOUBLE SCULL 1 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:25.4 2 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:29.1 3 NELSON COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:31.6 4 WANGANUI HIGH 1 ............................ 07:36.1 5 TIMARU BOYS HIGH 1 ......................... 07:37.6 6 CHRISTCHURCH BOYS HIGH 1 ............... 07:45.9 7 TRIDENT HIGH 1 ............................... 07:47.5 8 ST PETERS AUCKLAND 1 ...................... 07:52.8

GIRL’S U 17 SINGLE SCULL 1 JOHN PAUL COLLEGE 1: ...................... 08:45.0 2 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 08:46.4 3 TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR 1 ....................... 08:54.4 4 MT ASPIRING COLLEGE 1 ..................... 09:00.7 5 TIMARU GIRLS HIGH 1 ........................ 09:02.6 6 RONCALLI COLLEGE 1 ......................... 09:03.5 7 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 09:13.1 8 KAVANAGH COLLEGE 1 ........................ 09:23.9

GIRL’S U 18 PAIR1 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 08:20.32 MARLBOROUGH GIRLS COLLEGE 1 .......... 08:21.03 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 08:27.74 VILLA MARIA COLLEGE 1 ...................... 08:47.65 SACRED HEART GIRLS (HAMILTON) 1 ........ 08:53.86 HAURAKI PLAINS COLLEGE 1 ................. 08:55.67 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 09:10.78 ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE 1 ................... 09:11.9

BOY’S U 17 COXED FOUR 1 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:13.8 2 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:20.2 3 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 07:20.4 4 CHRISTS COLLEGE 2 ........................... 07:20.5 5 OTAGO BOYS HIGH 1 .......................... 07:24.4 6 CHRISTS COLLEGE 4 ........................... 07:27.6 7 TIMARU BOYS HIGH 1 ......................... 07:37.9 ST JOHNS COLLEGE (HAMILTON) 1 ..... SCRATCHED

BOY’S U 15 COXED QUAD SCULL 1 ST ANDREW’S COLLEGE 1 .................... 07:23.2 2 ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE 1 ................... 07:25.1 3 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:27.1 4 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:27.4 5 ST PAULS COLLEGIATE 1 ...................... 07:32.2 6 CHRISTCHURCH BOYS HIGH 1 ............... 07:39.5 7 WELLINGTON COLLEGE 1 ..................... 07:48.5 8 TAURANGA BOYS COLLEGE 1 ................. 07:54.7

BOY’S U 18 PAIR 1 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:33.8 2 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 1 ................. 07:43.0 3 NAPIER BOYS HIGH 1 .......................... 07:44.9 4 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:46.8 5 TIMARU BOYS HIGH 1 ......................... 07:59.8 6 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 08:02.5 7 NELSON COLLEGE 1 ........................... 08:36.9 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ................. SCRATCHED

GIRL’S U 16 COXED FOUR 1 CRAIGHEAD DIOCESAN 1 ...................... 08:14.3 2 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 08:14.4 3 ST KEVINS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 08:15.1 4 VILLA MARIA COLLEGE 2 ...................... 08:15.7 5 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 08:18.6 6 WANGANUI HIGH 1 ............................ 08:32.1 7 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 08:32.2 8 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 08:35.5

GIRL’S U 17 EIGHT 1 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 1 ................. 07:15.5 2 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 07:21.2 3 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 07:22.8 4 ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 .................. 07:29.8 5 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 07:33.4 6 COLUMBA COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:43.4 7 BARADENE COLLEGE 1 ........................ 07:48.1 8 EPSOM GIRLS GRAMMAR 1 .................... 07:53.5

BOY’S U 18 COXED QUAD SCULL 1 ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 1 .............. 06:40.1 2 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 06:40.7 3 CHRISTS COLLEGE 1 ........................... 06:48.4 4 NEWCASTLE GRAMMAR 1 ..................... 06:48.9 5 RANGIORA HIGH 1 ............................. 06:51.0 6 WANGANUI COLLEGIATE 1 .................... 06:55.5 7 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:00.2 8 BURNSIDE HIGH 1.............................. 07:01.2 9 CHRISTS COLLEGE 2 ........................... 07:11.1

GIRL’S U 18 LIGHTWEIGHT COXED FOUR 1 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 07:52.8 2 MARLBOROUGH GIRLS COLLEGE 1 .......... 07:59.3 3 ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 .................. 08:01.7 4 WANGANUI HIGH 1 ............................ 08:03.0 5 HILLCREST HIGH 1............................. 08:19.2 6 BARADENE COLLEGE 1 ........................ 08:20.7 7 ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE 1 ................... 08:29.9 8 TAURANGA GIRLS COLLEGE 1 ................ 08:30.4

GIRL’S U 15 EIGHT 1 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 07:28.1 2 TAURANGA GIRLS COLLEGE 1 ................ 07:30.4 3 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 07:34.7 4 ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 .................. 07:41.6 5 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:45.8 6 MARIAN COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:50.8 7 SACRED HEART GIRLS (HAMILTON) 1 ........ 07:59.2 8 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 08:00.3

BOY’S U 16 COXED QUAD SCULL 1 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:01.1 2 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:01.8 3 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 07:04.5 4 ST ANDREW’S COLLEGE 1 .................... 07:04.7 5 ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 1 .............. 07:07.2 6 OTUMOETAI COLLEGE 1 ...................... 07:13.9 7 NELSON COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:14.9 8 WELLINGTON COLLEGE 1 ..................... 07:15.9

Aon New Zealand Secondary Schools Rowing Championships LakeRuataniwha - 22 -27 March 2010


BOY’S U 18 NOVICE COXED FOUR 1 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:07.3 2 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:10.2 3 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:13.5 4 MT ASPIRING COLLEGE 1 ..................... 07:19.5 5 DUNSTAN HIGH 1 .............................. 07:33.4 6 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 07:36.7 7 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 07:38.3 8 WELLINGTON COLLEGE 1 ..................... 07:43.8

BOY’S U 15 EIGHT 1 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 06:45.9 2 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 06:51.0 3 ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE 1 ................... 06:56.7 4 ST PAULS COLLEGIATE 1 ...................... 06:57.7 5 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 07:04.0 6 SACRED HEART (AUCKLAND) 1 ............... 07:05.0 7 CHRISTCHURCH BOYS HIGH 1 ............... 07:08.3 8 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:13.9

GIRL’S U 16 DOUBLE SCULL 1 SOUTHLAND GIRLS HIGH 1 ................... 08:25.9 2 ST KEVINS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 08:27.0 3 QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE 1 .............. 08:29.4 4 DUNSTAN HIGH 1 .............................. 08:29.8 5 HILLCREST HIGH 1............................. 08:35.9 6 WAKATIPU HIGH 1 ............................. 08:36.3 7 ROSEHILL COLLEGE 1 ......................... 08:44.3 8 CRAIGHEAD DIOCESAN 1 ...................... 09:16.4

BOY’S U 18 LIGHTWEIGHT COXED FOUR 1 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:16.5 2 ST JOHNS COLLEGE (HAMILTON) 1 .......... 07:17.3 3 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:20.4 4 CHRISTS COLLEGE 2 ........................... 07:23.0 5 CHRISTS COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:27.0 6 WANGANUI HIGH 1 ............................ 07:29.6 7 SACRED HEART (AUCKLAND) 1 ............... 07:31.4 8 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 07:48.6

BOY’S U 17 COXED QUAD SCULL 1 ST PETERS AUCKLAND 1 ...................... 06:59.4 2 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:00.6 3 NEWCASTLE GRAMMAR 1 ..................... 07:02.9 4 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:06.0 5 TIMARU BOYS HIGH 1 ......................... 07:06.7 6 RONCALLI COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:08.0 7 TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR 1 ....................... 07:10.9 8 TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR 2 ....................... 07:11.5 9 NELSON COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:19.3

GIRL’S U 18 SINGLE SCULL 1 RONCALLI COLLEGE 1 ......................... 08:37.5 2 MT ASPIRING COLLEGE 1 ..................... 08:45.3 3 WANGANUI COLLEGIATE 1 .................... 08:46.0 4 EDGECOMBE COLLEGE 1 ...................... 08:46.1 5 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 2 ................. 08:57.2 6 CARMEL COLLEGE 1 ........................... 08:58.8 7 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 09:02.3 8 AVONSIDE GIRLS HIGH 1 ...................... 09:10.2

GIRL’S U 15 DOUBLE SCULL 1 CRAIGHEAD DIOCESAN 1 ...................... 08:17.1 2 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 08:18.2 3 KAVANAGH COLLEGE 1 ........................ 08:20.8 4 JOHN PAUL COLLEGE 1 ....................... 08:27.2 5 WHANGAREI GIRLS HIGH 1 ................... 08:32.6 6 TIMARU GIRLS HIGH 1 ........................ 08:39.6 7 ROTORUA GIRLS HIGH 1 ...................... 08:39.9 8 WAKATIPU HIGH 1 ............................. 08:40.0

BOY’S U 18 COXED FOUR 1 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 06:52.0 2 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 06:53.3 3 ST PAULS COLLEGIATE 1 ...................... 07:00.1 4 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 07:02.6 5 ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 1 .............. 07:08.4 6 TAURANGA BOYS COLLEGE 1 ................. 07:10.7 7 CHRISTS COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:13.0 8 MT ASPIRING COLLEGE 1 ..................... 07:35.2

GIRL’S U 18 COXED FOUR 1 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 07:41.8 2 MARLBOROUGH GIRLS COLLEGE 1 .......... 07:46.1 3 SACRED HEART GIRLS (HAMILTON) 1 ........ 07:49.7 4 HILLCREST HIGH 1............................. 07:53.0 5 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 07:53.6 6 VILLA MARIA COLLEGE 1 ...................... 07:57.8 7 WANGANUI HIGH 1 ............................ 07:59.4 8 WANGANUI COLLEGIATE 1 .................... 08:03.2

GIRL’S U 17 DOUBLE SCULL 1 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 08:01.8 2 NAPIER GIRLS HIGH 1 ......................... 08:08.7 3 TIMARU GIRLS HIGH 1 ........................ 08:10.0 4 RONCALLI COLLEGE 1 ......................... 08:11.4 5 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 1 ................. 08:15.7 6 WELLINGTON GIRLS COLLEGE 1 ............. 08:17.5 7 JOHN PAUL COLLEGE 1 ....................... 08:21.0 8 TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR 1 ....................... 08:25.2

BOY’S U 17 SINGLE SCULL 1 ST PETERS AUCKLAND 1 ...................... 07:41.1 2 ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 1 .............. 07:44.2 3 HOROWHENUA COLLEGE 1 ................... 07:44.6 4 WESTERN HEIGHTS HIGH 1 ................... 07:49.2 5 NEWCASTLE GRAMMAR 1 ..................... 07:51.0 6 OTUMOETAI COLLEGE 1 ...................... 07:52.2 7 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:54.1 8 NAPIER BOYS HIGH 1 .......................... 07:56.6 9 RONCALLI COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:59.5



GIRL’S U 16 EIGHT 1 ST KEVINS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 07:00.6 2 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 07:05.4 3 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 07:07.2 4 ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 .................. 07:12.2 5 CRAIGHEAD DIOCESAN 1 ...................... 07:15.2 6 VILLA MARIA COLLEGE 1 ...................... 07:17.3 7 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 07:28.1 8 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:38.4BOY’S U 16 COXED FOUR 1 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 06:49.2 2 ST PAULS COLLEGIATE 1 ...................... 06:51.8 3 CHRISTS COLLEGE 1 ........................... 06:55.5 4 NELSON COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:03.0 5 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:03.6 6 WANGANUI HIGH 1 ............................ 07:04.4 7 CROMWELL COLLEGE 1 ....................... 07:06.8 8 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:15.5 9 CHRISTS COLLEGE 3 ........................... 07:38.3

GIRL’S U 18 DOUBLE SCULL 1 RONCALLI COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:34.1 2 MARLBOROUGH GIRLS COLLEGE 1 .......... 07:42.7 3 NAPIER GIRLS HIGH 1 ......................... 07:43.2 4 VERDON COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:45.2 5 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:47.8 6 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 07:50.1 7 KAIAPOI HIGH 1 ................................ 07:57.5 8 AVONSIDE GIRLS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:58.5

GIRL’S U 15 COXED QUAD SCULL 1 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 07:37.7 2 TAURANGA GIRLS COLLEGE 1 ................ 07:40.4 3 MARIAN COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:46.4 4 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:47.4 5 ROTORUA GIRLS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:50.3 6 BURNSIDE HIGH 1.............................. 07:51.6 7 WHANGAREI GIRLS HIGH 1 ................... 07:56.0 8 HAURAKI PLAINS COLLEGE 1 ................. 08:09.6

GIRL’S U 17 COXED FOUR 1 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 07:28.9 2 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 07:33.3 3 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:33.3 4 ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 .................. 07:38.5 5 WANGANUI HIGH 1 ............................ 07:39.4 6 SACRED HEART GIRLS (HAMILTON) 1 ........ 07:44.6 7 WANGANUI COLLEGIATE 1 .................... 07:46.7 8 HILLCREST HIGH 1............................. 07:48.8

BOY’S U 17 EIGHT 1 CHRISTS COLLEGE 1 ........................... 06:07.0 2 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 06:08.7 3 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 06:09.0 4 KINGS COLLEGE 1 ............................. 06:13.1 5 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 06:16.5 6 TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR 1 ....................... 06:23.6 7 ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE 1 ................... 06:23.7 8 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 06:27.6

BOY’S U 18 DOUBLE SCULL 1 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 06:43.8 2 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 1 ................. 06:46.0 3 ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 1 .............. 06:50.2 4 WANGANUI COLLEGIATE 1 .................... 06:58.1 5 RANGIORA HIGH 1 ............................. 06:59.5 6 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 06:59.8 7 LINDISFARNE COLLEGE 1 ..................... 07:01.7 8 ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 2 .............. 07:23.3

GIRL’S U 16 COXED QUAD SCULL 1 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 1 ................. 07:24.9 2 BURNSIDE HIGH 1.............................. 07:33.0 3 JOHN PAUL COLLEGE 1 ....................... 07:33.3 4 EPSOM GIRLS GRAMMAR 1 .................... 07:42.5 5 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 07:43.0 6 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 07:45.0 7 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 07:47.1 8 RANGI RURU GIRLS 2 .......................... 07:49.2

BOY’S U 15 COXED FOUR 1 MACLEANS COLLEGE 1 ........................ 07:01.7 2 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:05.6 3 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 07:08.6 4 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 2 ...................... 07:10.0 5 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:16.1 6 DUNSTAN HIGH 1 .............................. 07:18.7 7 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 07:21.3 8 PUKEKOHE HIGH 1 ............................ 07:23.6

BOY’S U 16 EIGHT 1 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ...................... 06:12.0 2 CHRISTS COLLEGE 1 ........................... 06:12.7 3 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 06:13.6 4 ST ANDREW’S COLLEGE 1 .................... 06:20.0 5 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ...................... 06:20.8 6 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 06:21.7 7 SACRED HEART (AUCKLAND) 1 ............... 06:23.9 8 CHRISTCHURCH BOYS HIGH 1 ............... 06:40.1

GIRL’S U 18 COXED QUAD SCULL 1 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:10.3 2 RONCALLI COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:12.4 3 TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR 1 ....................... 07:18.6 4 MARLBOROUGH GIRLS COLLEGE 1 .......... 07:19.1 5 MARIAN COLLEGE 1 ........................... 07:21.8 6 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 07:22.5 7 BURNSIDE HIGH 1.............................. 07:36.0 8 VILLA MARIA COLLEGE 1 ...................... 07:39.1

GIRL’S U 18 NOVICE COXED FOUR 1 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 07:36.8 2 ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 .................. 07:45.8 3 MARLBOROUGH GIRLS COLLEGE 1 .......... 07:50.0 4 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 08:00.3 5 RANGI RURU GIRLS 2 .......................... 08:01.5 6 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 08:07.9 7 ST ANDREW’S COLLEGE 1 .................... 08:08.2 8 NGA TAWA DIOCESAN 1 ....................... 08:12.1



BOY’S U 17 DOUBLE SCULL 1 NELSON COLLEGE 1 ........................... 06:59.0 2 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 06:59.6 3 WHAKATANE HIGH 1 ........................... 07:00.7 4 RONCALLI COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:01.2 5 RANGIORA HIGH 1 ............................. 07:05.2 6 WESTERN HEIGHTS HIGH 1 ................... 07:16.3 7 ST PETERS AUCKLAND 2 ...................... 07:23.0 8 NEWCASTLE GRAMMAR 1 ..................... 07:27.9 9 TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR 4 ....................... 07:31.0

BOY’S U 18 SINGLE SCULL 1 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 1 ................. 07:22.4 2 MARLBOROUGH BOYS COLLEGE 1 ........... 07:26.1 3 BETHLEHEM COLLEGE 1 ...................... 07:26.3 4 ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 1 .............. 07:30.4 5 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 2 ................. 07:35.9 6 SOUTHLAND BOYS HIGH 1 .................... 07:38.3 7 CULLINANE COLLEGE 1 ....................... 07:41.1 8 NAPIER BOYS HIGH 1 .......................... 08:20.5

GIRL’S U 17 COXED QUAD SCULL 1 JAMES HARGEST COLLEGE 1 ................. 07:17.3 2 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:19.1 3 JOHN PAUL COLLEGE 1 ....................... 07:29.9 4 VILLA MARIA COLLEGE 1 ...................... 07:34.3 5 BURNSIDE HIGH 1.............................. 07:35.5 6 NAPIER GIRLS HIGH 1 ......................... 07:42.1 7 ST ANDREW’S COLLEGE 1 .................... 07:46.1 8 TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR 1 ....................... 09:37.4

GIRL’S U 15 COXED FOUR 1 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 07:37.5 2 TAURANGA GIRLS COLLEGE 1 ................ 07:39.8 3 BARADENE COLLEGE 1 ........................ 07:41.9 4 ST PETER’S 1 ................................... 07:45.9 5 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS HIGH 1 ............... 07:48.8 6 ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 .................. 07:51.1 7 TAURANGA GIRLS COLLEGE 2 ................ 08:01.0 8 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 08:03.3

BOY’S U 15 DOUBLE SCULL 1 TRIDENT HIGH 1 ............................... 07:19.3 2 WHAKATANE HIGH 1 ........................... 07:21.5 3 ST ANDREW’S COLLEGE 1 .................... 07:24.5 4 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ......................... 07:25.6 5 ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE 1 ................... 07:45.0 6 ST PETER’S 2 ................................... 07:49.6 7 RANGIORA HIGH 1 ............................. 07:57.1 8 HAURAKI PLAINS COLLEGE 1 ................. 07:58.6

GIRL’S U 18 EIGHT 1 RANGI RURU GIRLS 1 .......................... 06:42.1 2 WESTLAKE GIRLS HIGH 1 ..................... 06:48.5 3 MARLBOROUGH GIRLS COLLEGE 1 .......... 06:49.0 4 WAIKATO DIOCESAN 1 ......................... 06:50.4 5 WANGANUI HIGH 1 ............................ 06:53.4 6 ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 .................. 07:01.5 7 WANGANUI COLLEGIATE 1 .................... 07:06.2 8 RANGI RURU GIRLS 2 .......................... 07:11.5

BOY’S U 18 EIGHT 1 HAMILTON BOYS HIGH 1 ........................ 05:55.6 2 WESTLAKE BOYS HIGH 1 ....................... 05:57.8 3 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR 1 ........................ 06:02.5 4 CHRISTS COLLEGE 1 ............................ 06:04.0 5 KINGS COLLEGE 1 ............................... 06:10.0 6 ST PAULS COLLEGIATE 1 ....................... 06:14.3 7 SACRED HEART (AUCKLAND) 1 ................ 06:15.7 8 ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 ........................... 06:19.5


The architect of much of the success of New Zealand’s rowers in the past decade, Richard Tonks, secured the Coach of the Year Award, the second time he has taken the title and further acknowledgement that the quiet man from Wanganui is one of the sport’s all-time greatest coaches.

Hamish Bond and Eric Murray confounded the pundits and defeated the All Whites to take a deserved Team of the Year title

Mighty Mahé took yet another Halberg accolade, Sportsman of the Year

Georgina Earl (left) and Caroline Meyer celebrate the huge success of the past decade they enjoyed on the water with Prime Minister John Key

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