NSW Wrap Up | PR3, Single Sculls, Quad Sculls & Coxless Four | 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta
Published Mon 01 Apr 2019
A big weekend and huge congratulations to all the New South Wales athletes and crews who competed at the 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta. Day 7 saw 9 NSW athletes and crews podium finish in 10 events, including 5 gold medals and 4 silver medals.
All photos are credited to Rowing Australia
Interstate Women’s PR3 Single Scull
Congratulations to Julia Story (Drummoyne Rowing Club) for her silver medal in the final of the Interstate Women’s PR3 Single Scull. Nikki Ayres from ACT took out the gold medal in a strong performance, whilst Anu Francis (SA) finished with bronze.
|
Place |
Crew |
Lane |
2000M |
Margins |
|
|
1st |
ACT |
8 |
10:24.19 |
|
0.00 |
|
2nd |
NEW SOUTH WALES |
6 |
10:41.06 |
16.87 |
+16.87 |
|
3rd |
SOUTH AUSTRALIA |
7 |
11:03.28 |
22.22 |
+39.09 |
 |
Interstate Men’s PR3 Single Scull
Ben Gibson (Sydney Rowing Club) put in a strong performance to grab the silver medal in the Interstate Men’s PR3 Single Scull. Queensland’s Mac Russell took out the gold and and Aaron Skinner (VIC) took out the bronze.
|
Place |
Crew |
Lane |
2000M |
Margins |
|
|
1st |
QUEENSLAND |
7 |
8:39.71 |
|
0.00 |
|
2nd |
NEW SOUTH WALES |
4 |
8:46.79 |
7.08 |
+7.08 |
|
3rd |
VICTORIA |
5 |
9:29.51 |
42.72 |
+49.80 |
 |
Interstate Women’s Single Scull
Genevieve Horton (Sydney University Boat Club) winning the gold medal in front of a fast finishing Katrina Bateman (VIC) and Cara Grzeskowiak (ACT) in the final of the Interstate Women’s Single Scull.
|
Place |
Crew |
Lane |
2000M |
Margins |
|
|
1st |
NEW SOUTH WALES |
4 |
8:00.10 |
|
0.00 |
|
2nd |
VICTORIA |
3 |
8:04.32 |
4.22 |
+4.22 |
|
3rd |
ACT |
8 |
8:05.88 |
1.56 |
+5.78 |
 |
Interstate Men’s Single Scull
Cameron Girdlestone had a tough go in the final of the Interstate Men’s Single Scull. Despite his best efforts, Cameron finished in 5th position.
|
Place |
Crew |
Lane |
2000M |
Margins |
|
|
1st |
SOUTH AUSTRALIA |
4 |
7:23.05 |
|
0.00 |
|
2nd |
ACT |
3 |
7:25.79 |
2.74 |
+2.74 |
|
3rd |
VICTORIA |
8 |
7:33.82 |
8.03 |
+10.77 |
|
4th |
QUEENSLAND |
5 |
7:36.62 |
2.80 |
+13.57 |
|
5th |
NEW SOUTH WALES |
7 |
7:38.35 |
1.73 |
+15.30 |
Interstate Lightweight Women’s Quadruple Scull
The NSW girls in the Interstate Lightweight Women’s Quadruple Scull finished with the silver medal behind a strong performance from Tasmania, who captured the Victoria Cup for 2019. The NSW crew was made up of Sophie Jerapetritis (UTS Rowing Club), Georgina Masters (UTS Rowing Club), Georgia Miansarow (Sydney University Boat Club) and Sarah Pound (UTS Rowing Club).
|
Place |
Crew |
Lane |
2000M |
Margins |
|
|
1st |
TASMANIA |
6 |
7:21.27 |
|
0.00 |
|
2nd |
NEW SOUTH WALES |
4 |
7:25.64 |
4.37 |
+4.37 |
|
3rd |
WESTERN AUSTRALIA |
8 |
7:29.73 |
4.09 |
+8.46 |
Interstate Lightweight Men's Coxless Four
The NSW men in the Interstate Lightweight Men’s Quadruple Scull also finished with the silver medal behind Victoria, who captured the Penrith Cup for 2019. The NSW crew was made up of Michael McCrea (UTS Rowing Club), Sean Murphy (Mosman Rowing Club), James Waldersee (UTS Rowing Club) and Peter Waldersee (UTS Rowing Club).
|
Place |
Crew |
Lane |
2000M |
Margins |
|
|
1st |
VICTORIA |
4 |
6:44.56 |
|
0.00 |
|
2nd |
NEW SOUTH WALES |
5 |
6:47.43 |
2.87 |
+2.87 |
|
3rd |
ACT |
7 |
6:48.54 |
1.11 |
+3.98 |