Congratulations to the ACT School Boy and School Girl Crews who competed in the Rowing Australia Pathways Competition over Sunday the 1st and Monday the 2nd of May.
Both Crews represented their state and schools with pride, with the School Boy eight making the A Final on Monday.
The ACT had a huge contingent of clubs, schools, athletes, coaches and supporters make their way down to Nagambie for the 2022 Australian Rowing Championships.
Athletes from ANU Boat Club Canberra Grammar School Canberra Rowing Club Canberra Girls Grammar School Marist College Canberra Radford Sport Daramalan College and Orana Steiner School competed across the week of the 28th of March through till the 3rd of April.
Congratulations to ANU Boat Club who were 5th on the medal tally at the end of the week and to all our medal winners.
Interstate Results:
Nick Neales – Men’s PR3 Interstate Single 🥇 Gold
Rebecca Jones – Women’s PR3 Interstate Single 🥉 Bronze
Caleb Antill – Men’s Interstate Single 🥈 Silver
Nikki Greenland – Women’s Interstate Single – Fourth
Damien Schroder, Rafael Priest, Ethan Toscan, Hamish Roberts, Jake Scheman-Roberts, Will Gregory, Cormac Hayes, Chris Bush, Cox: Ben Heatley – Men’s Youth Eight – 6th
Elisabeth Gregory, Paloma Padovan, Emily McHugh, Olenka Moran, Imogen Lang, Madeline Vagg, Bridget Kelleher-Cole, Lauren Goldie, Cox: Cate Barr – Women’s Youth Eight – 7th
🥇Gold Medals🥇
Madeline Vagg – Sydney University – U21 Women’s Single
Cormac Hayes – Canberra Rowing Club – U21 Men’s Single
Caitlin McManus-Barrett (with I Scammell) – Sydney Rowing Club – U21 Women’s Pair
Nick Neales – ANU Boat Club – PR3 Men’s Single
Caitlin McManus-Barrett (Composite Crew) – Sydney Rowing Club – U21 Women’s Coxed Four
Kat Ross – ANU Boat Club – PR2 Women’s Single
Nick Neales (with J Talbot) – ANU Boat Club – Pr3 Men’s Pair
Anneka Reardon and Sophie Jerapetritis – ANU Boat Club – Open Women’s Lightweight Double Scull
Hamish Harding (with R Matthews) – ANU Boat Club – Open Men’s Double Scull
Zoe Bond (Composite Crew) – CGS – U19 Women’s Quad Scull
Caitlin McManus-Barrett (composite crew) – Sydney Rowing Club – U21 Women’s Quad Scull
Kat Ross (with S Albury) – ANU Boat Club – Mixed PR2 Double Scull
Caleb Antill (composite crew) – ANU Boat Club – Open Men’s Quad Scull
Rebecca Jones – ANU Boat Club – PR3 Women’s Single Scull SprintNick Neales (composite crew) – PR3 Mixed Coxed Four
🥈 Silver Medals 🥈
Caleb Antill – ANU Boat Club – Open Men’s Single Scull
Anneka Reardon – ANU Boat Club – Open Women’s Lightweight Single Scull
Hamish Harding – ANU Boat Club – Open Men’s Lightweight Single Scull
Zoe Bond (With T Knoke-Driver) – Canberra Grammar School – U19 Women’s Double Scull
Cormac Hayes (with A Rossi) – Canberra Rowing Club – U21 Men’s Double Scull
Alex Moylan (composite crew) – ANU Boat Club – U23 Lightweight Women’s Quad Scull
Cormac Hayes (composite crew) – Canberra Rowing Club – U23 Men’s Quad Scull
Alex Moylan, Anneka Reardon, Sophie Jerapetritis (with E Mure) – ANU Boat Club – Open Women’s Quad Scull
Edward Wilkins, Max Meyer, Luca Hehir and Lucas Hempton – ANU Boat Club – University Men’s Quad Scull Sprint
Ethan Toscan (composite crew) – Canberra Rowing Club – U23 Lightweight Men’s Four
🥉 Bronze Medals 🥉
Olenka Moran – ANU Boat Club – U19 Women’s Single Scull
Sophie Jerapetritis – ANU Boat Club – Open Women’s LIghtweight Single Scull
Rebecca Jones – ANU Boat Club – PR3 Women’s Single Scull
Olenka Moran and Imogen Lang – ANU Boat Club and Canberra Rowing Club – U19 Women’s Double Scull
Alex Moylan (with M Foley) – ANU Boat Club – U23 Lightweight Women’s Double Scull
Chris Bush, Jake Scheman-Rogers, Hamish Roberts and Will Gregory – Radford College – U19 Men’s Quad Scull
Madeline Vagg (composite crew) – Sydney University – U21 Women’s Quad Scull
Connor Jacopino, Campbell Kruger, Hunter Jolly, Oliver Fox and cox: Issy Faris – Radford College – Schoolboy Coxed Quad Scull Sprint
Catherine Khan and Dearne Grant – ANU Boat Club – Club Women’s Double Scull
Chris Bush, Jake Scheman-Rogers, Hamish Roberts, Will Gregory with cox: Ben Heatley – Schoolboy Coxed Quad Scull
Rebecca Jones (composite crew) – ANU Boat Club – PR3 Mixed Coxed Four
Rowing ACT has elected to reopen nominations for the Masters Men’s and Women’s Interstate Eights as advertised on social media.
With the announcement of the move of the 2022 Australian Masters Rowing Championships from Western Australia to Ballarat, Rowing ACT is looking to see if it is possible to boat a Men’s and Women’s eight in addition to already selected crews.
Currently there are 7 nominees for the men’s eight, 4 nominees for the women’s eight and 1 nominee for coxswains. If you there is anyone within your club who would be interested in nominating for these crews or have any questions about nominating, please ask them to email Sarah via masterscoord@rowingact.org.au
Nominations will remain open until Friday the 11th of March.
The selection policy can be found here: https://rowingact.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Rowing-ACT-2022-Masters-Selection-1-6.pdf
Rowing ACT has selected the following crews to represent the ACT in the Interstate Regatta at the 2022 Australian Rowing Championships.
Congratulations to all selected and well done to all who participated in the selection process for the crews.
Bicentennial Trophy – Women’s U21 8+
Zoe Bond
Madeline Vagg
Olenka Moran
Lauren Goldie
Elisabeth Gregory
Imogen Lang
Emily McHugh
Paloma Padovan
Cox: Cate Barr
Reserves:
Bridget Kelleher-Cole
Penelope Robson
Pippa Gray
Reserve Cox: Catherine Hardman
Coach: Caroline Pijpers
Wilkinson Cup – Men’s U21 8+
Cormac Hayes
Will Gregory
Rafael Priest
Hamish Roberts
Jake Schemen-Roger
Chris Bush
Ethan Toscan
Jesse Rosin
Cox: Ben Heatley
Reserves:
Damien Schroder
Jamie Bjerregaard
Kai Martin
Reserve Cox: Catherine Hardman
Coach: Luke Letcher
Coach: Mark Kwiatkowski
Coach: Dave Fraumano
Neil Slatter Trophy – Women’s 1x
Cara Grzeskowiak
Presidents Cup – Men’s 1x
Caleb Antill
Coach: Nigel Harding
PR3 M1x
Nicholas Neales
Coach: Dave Fraumano
Nominations for the 2022 Youth Crews to compete at the Interstate Regatta, and the Pathways VIII’s to compete at the U19 National Team Trials are now open. Nominations will close on Thursday the 27th of February 2022. Any questions should be sent to Head Coach Dave Fraumano at headcoach@rowingact.org.au.
All nominees should read the Interstate Selection Policies and Process before nominating to ensure they are aware of all necessary requirements.
https://form.jotform.com/220061476153852
2022 ACT Interstate, Youth Team and Pathways Selection Processes
Rowing ACT has now finalised its interstate regatta selection policy and the state team selection processes
Rowing ACT is pleased to announce the following team selected to represent the ACT at the 2021 Australian Masters Rowing Championship (AMRC) in the Interstate Events.
Interstate Crew
Women’s PR3 Single: Sue Donoghue
Men’s PR3 Single: Ian Cooper
Women’s Quad Scull: Adair Ferguson, Dearne Grant, Selina Rowland, Sarah Tynan
Men’s Quad Scull: Henry Bridgewater, Peter Dall, Ted Hall, Ian Mongan
Women’s Eight: Sarelle Woodward, Anna Cicognani, Emma Southcott, Kerry Knowler, Deb Styman, Elaine Bissaker, Virginia Hayward, Annabel Reid, cox Sarah Davoren
Men’s Eight: Sebastian Lang, Jeremy Lawrence, Ben Farrell, Damon Hietbrink, Steve Reynolds, Steve McGlynn, Peter Macartney, John Blackwell, cox/coach Renae Domaschenz
Reserves: Cox Reserve: Ruby Brady-Welsh
Women’s Reserves (both boats): Fiona Blackwell, Simone Jones, Cindy Watt
Men’s Reserves (Eight): Damien Pentony, Rick Martin, Rob Curtin, Steven Mirtschin
Men’s Reserves (Quad): Damien Pentony, Rick Martin, Steve Grzeskowiak, Rob Curtin, Steven Mirtschin, Michael Simmons
Congratulations to all who have been selected, we wish you good fortune at the AMRC.
Rowing ACT is proud to announce the crews for the 2021 ACT State Team, which will represent the ACT at the Interstate Regatta held on Sunday the 28th of March 2021, in Lake Barrington, Tasmania.
President’s Cup – Men’s Single Scull: Caleb Antill, coached by Dave Fraumano
Nell Slater Cup – Women’s Single Scull: Lilli Reardon, coached by Nigel Harding
Men’s PR3 Single Scull: Nick Neales, coached by Charlie Mackenzie
Women’s PR3 Single Scull: Nikki Ayers, coached by David Bagnall and Dave Fraumano
Bicentenary Cup – Youth Women’s Eight: Madeline Vagg, Zoe Bond, Elizabeth Gregory, Eloise Lambden, Harriet Wallace, Ellora Kelly, Claudia Downes, Cara Martin, coxed by Alexandra McDonagh, coached by Nigel Harding, Sarah Cook and Renae Domaschenz
Victoria’s Cup – Lightweight Women’s Quad: Alexandra Moylan, Ellie Barr, Charlotte Ryan, Louisa Ritchens, Reserve: Ella Beniamini, coached by Nigel Harding
Congratulations to all!