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World Championship Success
Hi All,
Australia had great success at the World Rowing Championships below are the results.
Gold
W4- (Robyn SelbySmith,Jo Lutz, Amber Bradley, Kate Hornsey)
M2- (Drew Ginn and Duncan Free)
W2x (Liz Kell and Brooke Pratley)
AM1x (Dominic Monypenny)
Silver
LW2x (Marguerite Houston and Amber Halliday)
Bronze
W4x (Catriona Sens, Sonia Mills, Dana Faletic and Sally Kehoe)
W8+ (Robyn Selby Smith, Jo Lutz, Amber Bradley, Sarah Cook, Kim Crow, Sarah Heard, Emily Martin, Kate Hornsey and ...
Aussie crews reach rowing finals
Great article from The Age
Australians Drew Ginn and Duncan Free overcame a mishap near the finish line to claim a spot in the final of the men's coxless pair at the World Rowing Championships....
Ginn and Free won their semifinal in 6min 22.87sec, one second faster than second-placed Great Britain, to go through to Saturday's medal decider at Eton...
Chris Morgan and Craig Jones will race off for 13th to 18th in Friday's `C' final ...
BBC News Article
This is an article from the BBC today that mentioned Australia's sporting success:
...Emulating Australia
There is an example which shows what can be done. Australia has plumbed depths of Olympic despair almost as profound as Britain.
Britain is now trying to emulate the Australian model and more than two dozen Australians are working at the top levels of British Sport.
Back in 1978 it returned from the Montreal Games without a single gold medal. Its solitary silver and four bronzes placed it in ...
Eton World Championships Report 1
Hi All,
Nick has sent a report from the FISA World Rowing Championships in Eton.
The report can be found at mosmanrowing.com/news/eton-report.
Photos are in the Gallery.
And the entire 2006 European Tour can be found here.
Cheers,
Luke
MRC Time Trial :: 23 August 2006
Well good arfo all, sorry about the delay in lodging this report but work is work.
Apologies:
Doc: the man was in tears at being unable thro. injury to compete, could not even face a BLT before heading off in depression to nuture the sick and himself.
Weirdo: was heard telling Alfie ...if I am not there start without me.... translated that means I really don't want to do this and need an out.
Chappo: Has to home by 7.00 am, cannot see the ...
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MRC History
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admin, August 21st, 2006 |
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Hi All,
I am putting together a MRC History page and was wondering if people could send me anything that they can (photos, news articles, stories etc...).
There are a few major needs:
MRC Athletes/Crews and their success
MRC as a club (location, inner-workings, board members etc)
Club Historic Events (ie MRC as kings cup crew, olympic team members etc).
Photos (with descriptions!!!)
I would really appreciate it!
Cheers,
Luke
ITC Time Trial :: August 2006
Results for the August ITC Time Trial are http://www.rowingnsw.asn.au/regattas/06-07/nswis/NSWIS TT-2-06 Results.pdf
MRC Results Page
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Luke, August 16th, 2006 |
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Hi All,
Just giving a very warm welcome to a new part of the site... with the growing results on the links page and the up-coming season I present to you:
MRC Results
Hope you all enjoy keeping up with the updates over there (quicker loading time too as it is a separate page).
Sincerely trying to make things easier for you,
Luke
MRC Time Trial :: 16 August 2006
Hi All,
Sorry but we seem to be missing a reporter today as Weary seems to be living up to his name... will give him credit for helping the great results on the weekend with the boys at the JB Sharps... nevertheless he is on the applologies list.
The official results: 16-08-06, don't forget all results can be found on the results page.
Thanks again Aflie and Mark ...
US Masters - over and out
Currently in London on route to Mumbai. Getting through security here is harder than winning a medal in the US Masters!
The final day of the US Masters was the best weather on tour and the racing started with John Dollisson and Mark Williams competing against each other in two E4x's with composite crews. After a false start John's crew won Gold and marks Silver well ahead of the rest of the field....
Mosman Rowing Club to cease operations as a Licensed Club
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Luke, August 14th, 2006 |
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The directors of Mosman Rowing Club have resolved to cease its operations as a licensed premises, converting its Clubhouse at Mosman Bay to an unlicensed facility and closing the Rowers Restaurant in early 2007.
Mosman Rowing Club President, Bryan Weir, said the Board's decision had not been easy but that it was committed to pursuing the Club's Charter: "to encourage and promote the sport of rowing".
"Despite the best efforts of many people over the years, the ...
JB Sharp 13th Aug 06
Well done guys, two wins and a few good performances.
Here's a few photos of the parents and competitors. Good win in Novice Quad (blue) and single (Gus Macgregor). Likewise a very good effort in a scratch crew in the red quad.
Thanks to those parents who helped with the loading and unlaoding of the boats, without it there would have been no boats at the Regatta.
There will be roster basis of helpers for the coming regattas to ensure ...
Day 3 - US Masters Rowing Seattle
Started well in the D4- but over rated, led till the 850 metre mark and passed by a better Kent Mitchell Rowing Club crew (privately owned with sponsored rowers, all ex-nationals) to take silver.
In the D4x started very well and led by 1 length at the 300 metre mark when we hit a buoy (booee) (unfortunately course buoys are 12 inches high), Campbell's blade broke around pin (send to Croker) and that was the end of the ...
Report From Seattle, USA, US masters Rowing
After day 1 of rowing we have made our way to the final of the D4- and D4x and have heats in the C4x and D4+ today for the finals on Saturday and Sunday.
Annie Taylor won a bronze in the WE2x yesterday.
Weather is great, not to hot and a little rain yesterday as you would expect from Seattle.
We are camped at the University of Washington in dormitories with great facilities. They have an $18 million boat shed and football training ...
MRC Time Trial :: 9 August 2006
Well things are now on the up with a much more impressive roll up this morning.
15 rowers and scullers all freezing at Killarney watching a spectacular sunrise whilst Alfie and Mark marshalled the troups.
Last year the record was 27 rowers so "..where the bloody ell are ya?"
A four was seen paddling from the pontoon with big Rob Dury in the stroke seat, good to see you back on the water Rob and straight into the gun seat as well. Those ...
Site Back Up
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Luke, August 8th, 2006 |
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Hi All,
Sorry for the inconvenience, but the site is now back up!
If there are any problems please email me.
Cheers,
Luke
Australian Rowing News
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Luke, August 7th, 2006 |
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Hi All,
You may notice that the news page has changed.
There is now a link to Rowing in the Australian News Papers (mosmanrowing.com/ausnews.php).
This page automatically picks up rowing-related stories from Australian news papers, online Australian news sources, and worldwide news mentioning Australian rowing.
Check it out, give me some feedback.
Hope to have highlights on the main page soon.
Cheers,
Luke
Pain and penury - the rower’s life
An article from Tuesdays SMH
Big Tom in the M8+ and a great point about RA funding.
Early start ... Australian rowers take an early morning training
session.
Photo: Tim Clayton
Jessica Halloran
August 1, 2006
THE members of the Australian men's Olympic rowing squad have been training their hearts out while shacked up in cabins for the past week.
The men's eight, who are expected ...
Training turns into rescue
Report From the Manly Daily - 02 Aug 06
CRAIG Jones was eating breakfast at the Mosman Rowing Club's boathouse at The Spit when he heard a faint cry for help.
He had been training with other members of the Australian rowing team on Monday morning when he spotted 75-year-old Brian O'Donohoe struggling in the water.
Grabbing the team's head coach, Nick ...
MRC Time Trial :: 2 August 2006
Guys, well where was everyone? Ten starters commenced the TT this am.
Big Jim Bat turned up at the start to check out the speed of the crews but had a cold, and also the DNS and DNF excuse. The rumour is he is contemplating a return to domination, do not fear however this will be some time off as his new scull does not arrive until 2007 and when it does yours truly will attach a bucket to back of ...