2009 Interstate Championships
8 March 2009, Lake Barrington, Tasmania
2009 Program Cover
The Victorians won the Rowing Australia Cup for the most successful State but did not have it all its own way. New South Wales won the King's Cup, Queensland won the women's single and women's youth eight, Tasmania kept the women's lightweight quad down south and the West kept the Tasmanians out of te men's lightweight four.
The Interstate Championships were conducted in tail breeze conditions and in the King's Cup, NSW were never led. The Victorians dominated the Queens Cup race.
The organising Committee for the regatta comprised:
Peter Wade (Chairman & media), James Gibson (Finance), Susan Stegman (Administration), Brian Brennan (Regatta Manager), Mick Goodger, George Homer & David Williams (Regatta Control), Greg Hall (Venue Management), David Rattray (Program), Rod Dobell & Chris Grummit (Timing), Ivan Dolby (Catering), Alan Kitto (Communications), David Pitt (IT), Gordon Stewart (Sponsorship), Tim Morris & Jo Morris (Volunteer Management).
The Organising Committee was successful in mobilising a large number of volunteers from their clubs.
Index to Results
- Men's Eight–King's Cup
- Men's Sculling–President's Cup
- Men's Lightweight Four–Penrith Cup
- Men's Youth Eight–Noel F Wilkinson Trophy
- Women's Eight–Queen's Cup
- Women's Sculling–Nell Slatter Trophy
- Women's Lightweight Quad Scull–Victoria Cup
- Women's Youth Eight–Bicentennial Cup
Tasmanian Rowing President Peter Wade left and Rowing Australia President Patrick McNamara right, entertain the Tasmanian Governor Honourable Peter Underwood AC who presented the King's and Queen's Cups
Results for the Interstate Championshipsin pdf format can be found through this link.
Organising Committee & Officials
Jury for the regatta comprised:
John Murdoch (President), Nick Hunter ACT, John Hatwell NZL, Paul Logan SA, David Grubits VIC, Lynne Bayliss WA, Greg Smith NSW, Simon Walker NZL, Greg Melbourne SA, Kelly Jenkins VIC, Craig James WA, Tim Wainman NSW, Tony Levick QLD, Philip Fraser TAS, Rod Florence VIC, Rene Klupacs VIC, Bret Woolfitt WA, Victor Walter NSW, Barnaby Cundell SA, Brett Ralph SA and William Webster VIC.
Men's Interstate Eight-Oared Championship–The King's Cup
5:30.80
5:35.96
5:39.06
5:39.73
5:52.15
1st New South Wales - Bow: Terrence Alfred, 2: Richard Allsop, 3: Dominic Grimm, 4: Nicholas Hudson, 5: Sam Loch, 6: Daniel Noonan, 7: Fergus Pragnell, Str: Matthew Ryan, Cox: Toby Lister, Cch: Andrew Randall
2nd Victoria - Bow: Tom Larkins, 2: Kris Coventry, 3: Chris Riddell, 4: Tom Swann, 5: Alex Scharp, 6: David Crawshay, 7: James Marburg, Str: Cam McKenzie-McHarg, Cox: David McGrath, Cch: Chris O'Brien
3rd - Western Australia - Bow: Todd Skipworth, 2: Ross Brown, 3: Cameron Brewer, 4: David Kelly, 5: Steven Fletcher, 6: Jeremy Stevenson, 7: James Gatti, Str: Rhys Grant, Cox: Connor McCombe, Cchs: Jamie Jones & Tom Morriss
4th South Australia - Bow: Matthew Bolt, 2: Chris Morgan, 3: Tim Hennessy, 4: Tom Shelton, 5: James McRae, 6: Nick Andrew, 7: Bryn Coudraye, Str: Ned Kinnear, Cox: Lucy Hyde, Coach: Zoltan Shepherd
5th Queensland - Bow: Mike Smith, 2: Brenton Canning, 3: John Dickson, 4: David Nelson, 5: Kevin Pattison, 6: Charlie Ohtomo, 7: David Galley, Str: Craig Dorrstein, Cox: Michael Toon, Cchs: Peter Shakespear, Robert McNeill & Tim Conrad
Men's Interstate Sculling Championship–The President's Cup
6:54.64
6:56.36
6:59.01
7:00.09
7:11.70
7:19.02
7:27.08
1st Victoria - David Crawshay, Cch: Chris O'Brien
2nd Western Australia - Jeremy Stevenson
3rd Queensland - Jared Bidwell, Cch: Lincoln Handley
4th New South Wales - Danjels Reedman, Cch: Rhett Ayliffe
5th Tasmania - Taylor Wilczynski, Cch: Robert Williams
6th Australian Capital Territory - Riley Owen, Cch: Gordon Marks
7th South Australia - Sam Martin
Men's Interstate Lightweight Four Championship–The Penrith Cup
6:12.81
6:14.17
6:15.04
6:19.45
6:24.74
1st Western Australia - Bow: Perry Ward, 2: Tom Nicholls, 3: Ross Brown, Str: Todd Skipworth, Cch: Mike Quinn
2nd Queensland - Bow: Chris Bigg, 2: Tom Gethin-Jones, 3: Bob Hoyes, Str: Darryn Purcell, Cchs: Robert McNeill & Matt Toon
3rd Tasmania - Bow: Alister Foot, 2: Shaun Finlayson, 3: Blair Tunevitsch, Str: Dion Birtwistle, Cch: John Driessen
4th Victoria - Bow: James Osborne, 2: James Wilson, 3: Tommy Bertrand, Str: Angus Tyers, Cch: Bill Tait
5th New South Wales - Bow: Charles Budd, 2: Edward De Carvalho, 3: Edward White, Str: Thomas Ing, Cch: Mark Prater
Men's Interstate Youth Eight Championship–The Noel F Wilkinson Trophy
5:43.87
5:46.01
5:47.43
5:48.24
5:56.63
5:56.69
5:57.20
1st Victoria - Bow: Lachlan McKenzie, 2: Michael Poulter, 3: Zachary Smith, 4: Jack Macciolli, 5: Thomas Simpson, 6: Daniel Sweeney, 7: Daniel Brighthope, Str: Josh Dunkley-Smith, Cox: Amelia Agosta, Cch: Tom Woodruff
2nd Western Australia - Bow: Timothy Widdicombe, 2: Rhys Gelmi, 3: Joshua Hicks, 4: Sam Collins, 5: Brendan Murray, 6: Christian Eyres, 7: David Watts, Str: Tom Gatti, Cox: Adam Doyle
3rd Queensland - Bow: Angus Morton, 2: Robert Lewis-Swan, 3: Chris Anderson, 4: Scott Laidler, 5: Jon Trovas, 6: Alexander Belonogoff, 7: Chris Camphin, Str: Adam Kachyckyi, Cox: Mark Alexander, Cch: Lincoln Handley
4th New South Wales - Bow: Nick Purnell, 2: Henry Mander, 3: Ryan Edwards, 4: Will Gilbert, 5: Ryan Barraclough, 6: Alexander Sutton, 7: Jason Waddell, Kurt Spencer, Cox: Edward Clarke, Cch: Phil Bourguignon
5th Tasmania - Bow: Sam Hall, 2: Lachlan Stewart, 3: Edward Kay, 4: George Ellis, 5: Thomas Chapman, 6: Paul Barrett, 7: George Foot, Str: Taylor Wilczynski, Cox: Nicholas Edwards, Cch: Robert Williams
6th Australian Capital Territory - Bow: Daniel Del Rio, 2: Josh Bruce, 3: Riley Owen, 4: Dane Buchhorn, 5: Angus Moore, 6: Mathew Barnier, 7: David Wright, Str: Nicholas Barnier, Cox: Nick Purnell, Cchs: Jaime Fernandez & Jason Cain
7th South Australia - Bow: Imre Zambo, 2: Daniel Ralph, 3: Angus Thornton, 4: Jack Maiorana, 5: Tom Sullivan,6: Liam Gotley, 7: Max Tonkin, Str: Owen Girardi, Cox: Abbey Le Blanc, Cch: Ron Mobbs
Women's Interstate Eight Championship–The Queen's Cup
6:17.24
6:25.22
6:29.37
6:34.07
1st Victoria - Bow: Sophie Robson, 2: Emy Huntsman, 3: Joanna Gray, 4: Lisa Szatsznajder, 5: Alison Crowe, 6: Phoebe Stanley, 7: Pauline Frasca, Str: Sarah Heard, Cox: Elizabeth Patrick, Cchs: David Colvin & Bill Tait
2nd Queensland - Bow: Kimberly Brown 2: Nicole Constable, 3: Rachael Gibson, 4: Peta Eddington, 5: Suzanne Brown, 6: Emma McCarthy, 7: Sarah Eke, Str: Sally Kehoe, Cox: Jade O'Neill, Cchs: Richard Paterson & Richard Fryer
3rd Western Australia - Bow: Brittany Mann, 2: Jessie O'Mahony, 3: Daisy Del La Hunty, 4: Ashleigh Miles, 5: Alexandra Hagan, 6: Megan Bagworth, 7: Georgia Baker, Str: Emily Rose, Cox: Connor McCombe, Cchs: Jason Lane & Tom Morris
4th New South Wales - Bow: Elizabeth Kell, 2: Bronwen Watson, 3: Anna O'Brien, 4: Chloe O'Regan, 5: Emma Costello, 6: Laura Honson, 7: Laura Robertson, Str: Brynne Allen, Cox: Alison Williams, Cch: Alan Bennett
Women's Interstate Lightweight Quad Scull Championship–The Victoria Cup
6:36.97
6:44.70
6:46.99
6:48.17
6:58.07
7:02.20
1st Tasmania - Bow: Emily Grant, 2: Ella Flecker, 3: Carly Cottam, Str: Ingrid Fenger, Cch: Ron Batt
2nd Victoria - Bow: Gina Hicks, 2: Regina Kennedy, 3: Courtney Adamson, Str: Alice McNamara, Cch: Brenton Terrell
3rd Queensland - Bow: Rebecca Cuss, 2: Alsion Scobbie, 3: Kylie-Ann Duff, Str: Catriona Rose, Cchs: Honor Conrad & Peter Howard
4th New South Wales - Bow: Bronwen Watson, 2: Jacky Peile, 3: Alison Smith, Str: Alicia Dunn
5th South Australia - Bow: Christie Shanahan, 2: Mieka Webb, 3: Anna Collins, Str: Maja Fiddler
6th Western Australia - Bow: Nicole Depiazzi, 2: Rosie Burton, 3: Tamsyn Roberts, Str: Alexandra Hayes
Women's Interstate Youth Eight Championship–The Bicentennial Cup
6:24.25
6:27.44
6:30.85
6:34.65
6:37.10
6:41.81
6:54.94
1st Queensland - Bow: Leah Billing, 2: Fiona Albert, 3: Charlotte Travers, 4: Steph Krippner, 5: Maddie Edmunds, 6: Hannah O'Loughlin, 7: Jessica Hall, Str: Francesca Paterson, Cox: Elizabeth Salisbury, Cch: John Bowes
2nd Western Australia - Bow: Hannah Jansen, 2: Jessie O'Mahony, 3: Jessica Watts, 4: Maddison Jones, 5: Daisy Del La Hunty, 6: Alexandra Hagan, 7: Brittany Mann, Str: Ashleigh Miles, Cox: Hannah Sutton, Cchs: Jason Lane & Tom Morris
3rd South Australia - Bow: Edwina Munns-Cook, 2: Jessica McRae, 3: Peta White, 4: Emma Basher, 5: Mary Connelly, 6: Olympia Aldersey, 7: Jessica Molsher-Jones, Str: Abbie Trengove, Cox: Ashleigh Peplow-Ball, Cch: Anna Tree
4th Victoria - Bow: Emily Von Moger, 2:Claire Lang, 3: Rosie Popa, 4: Harriet Chesterfield, 5: Bec Daniher, 6: Alexandra Hill, 7: Jessica Hill, Str: Michelle Yann, Cox: Maddie Wood
5th New South Wales - Bow: Ashleigh Peppernell, 2: Beatrix Sheldrick, 3: Sarah Handley, 4: Samantha Doyle, 5: Sorelle Bowman, 6: Olivia Heath, 7: Johanna Tarrant, Str: Jessica Salmon, Cox: Gabriella Poletto, Cchs: Glenn Bates & Adam Vine-Hall
6th Tasmania - Bow: Renee Britton, 2: Rebecca Downie, 3: Ciona Wilson, 4: Emma Davey, 5: Gemma Parker, 6: Trudy Phibbs, 7: Nadia Gehrich, Str: Annabel Gibson, Cox: Laura Eastment, Cchs: Neil Stump & Anthony Edwards
7th Australian Capital Territory - Bow: Beatrice Tapp, 2: Collette Lipp, 3: Imogen Cowan, 4: Samantha Shaw, 5: Katelyn Mundy, 6: Christabelle Northam, 7: Aile McDonald, Str: Amy Fowler, Cox: Sarah Bradbury, Cchs: Dafydd Gwynn-Jones & Tara Huntly
Women's Interstate Sculling Championship–The Nell Slatter Trophy
7:46.46
7:56.28
7:59.10
8:01.67
8:09.49
8:12.08
8:13.31
1st Queensland - Sally Kehoe
2nd Victoria - Lisa Szatsznajder, Cch: Brenton Terrell
3rd Australian Capital Territory - Sarah Cook
4th South Australia - Anna McRae
5th New South Wales - Anna O'Brien, Cch: Stephen Laker
6th Western Australia - Megan Bagworth
7th Tasmania - Charlotte Walters, Cch: Andrew Edwards
Sources
- Rowing Manager for results and names - extracted May 2009
- Australian Rowing Images for photos