| Monday, 09 August 2010 11:39 |
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| World Champs Bronze for Promising Aussie Juniors |
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The Australian junior men’s coxed four has won a bronze medal on the final day of action at the 2010 World Junior Rowing Championships in Racice, Czech Republic.
Coxed by Jack Alpe (NSW), the crew of Thomas Amies (QLD), David Watts (WA), Matt Cochran (WA) and Angus Moore (ACT) finished third behind Switzerland and Italy in a time of 6:21.85. |
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| Monday, 12 July 2010 08:28 |
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| Golden Day for Australian Rowers |
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Australia’s women lightweight double scull crew of Hannah Every-Hall (QLD) and Alice McNamara (VIC) has surged to gold in World Rowing Cup 3 in Lucerne, Switzerland.
They highlighted the day for the Australian team, which also included silver medals for the women’s (pictured) double scull crew of Sally Kehoe (QLD) and Kim Crow (VIC) and the men’s eight. |
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| Sunday, 11 July 2010 09:09 |
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| Watch Live: Rowing World Cup 3, Lucerne Switzerland |
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The Australian rowing team has had a confident start to World Rowing Cup 3, with ten crews qualifying for the semi-finals on the opening day in Lucerne, Switzerland. You can watch all the action via the FISA World Rowing Website live from 6.20pm AEST Sunday 11th July simply by clicking here. |
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| Saturday, 03 July 2010 19:26 |
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| Final World Cup Challenge for Australia |
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The Australian Rowing Team has entered a strong contingent of crews for World Cup 3, (9–11 July) in Lucerne, Switzerland.
World Cup 3 is widely regarded as the strongest World Cup each season, and a record number of 50 countries and 900 athletes have entered to compete in the regatta in 2010. |
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| Monday, 21 June 2010 08:18 |
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| Golden Performance from Australian Four |
|  By Rowing Australia -
Australia has produced a great performance to win gold in the men’s four at Rowing World Cup 2 in Munich, Germany.
The crew (pictured left) featuring Joshua Dunkley Smith (VIC), Nicholas Purnell (NSW), Sam Loch (NSW) and Will Lockwood (VIC) upstaged their more fancied rivals to claim the gold medal in calm and cool conditions. |
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