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Women's Under 17 Scull

1999	Sydney - Keely McNamara, Cch: Andrew Knevitt	8:21.09
2000	St Margaret's - Elizabeth Brown, Cch: Damon Stokes	8:13.60
2001	St Michaels - Emma Van Dyken, Cch: David Witcomb	8:15.73
2002	Murray Bridge - Anna McRae, Cch: Ron Mobbs, Hannah Lienert	8:37.80
2003	Torrens - Tara Ellis, Cch: Phil Blessing	8:52.11
2004	Leichhardt - Tess Garrard, Cch: John Corbett	8:51.28
2005	UQBC - Erin Huttenmeister, Cch: Ned Draydon	8:25.57
2006	Bunbury - Alexandra Hagan, Cch: Jamie Jones	8:26.16
2007	Bunbury - Alexandra Hagan, Coaches: Trevor Wignell, Jamie Jones, John Seroka	8:38.13
2008	Commercial - Maddie Edmunds, Cch: Richard Paterson	8:14.85
2009	Lismore - Sophie Dansie	8:35.29
2010	Mersey - Stephanie Williams, Cch: Graham Scattergood	8:16.85
2011	Swan River - Lilly Tinapple, Cch: Jamie Jones, Stephen Mann, Michael Hinsley	8:28.04
2012	Brisbane & GPS - Natasha MacDonald, Cch: Courtney Talbot, Jonathan Wong	8:25.37
2013	Swan River - Georgia Wheeler	8:12.81
2014	Somerville House - Harriet Hudson, Cch: Oleg Shishkin, Warren Rowe	8:21.93
2015	Melbourne - Sky Froebel, Cch: David Ochert, James Scott	8:06.69
2016	Townsville JCU - Lauren Smith, Cch: Rob Hamilton	8:19.91
2017	Somerville - Ella Hudson, Cch: Rhys Jones, Oleg Shishkin	8:20.48
2018	UQBC - Georgia Powell, Cch: Caitlin Hockings, Richard Powell, Zoltan Shepherd	8:29.44
2019	Loreto Kirribilli - Lily Eales, Cch: Michael Bernerius, Lachlan Allen	8:23.23
2020	Regatta cancelled
2021	Centenary - Sophie Malcolm, Cch: Michael Opstelten, Peter Wadsworth	9:28.37
2022	Loreto Marryatville - Victoria Binns, Cch: T Doornbos	8:53.45

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The idea for this history originated from the Olympic Rowing and World Senior Rowing Championship histories written by Andrew Guerin and Margot Foster in 1991, 1992 & 1993 for the Australian team handbooks. Andrew Guerin developed and extended these histories to the current format in 2004 for publication in 2004 and then expanded the site.

Steve Roll has been an invaluable contributor to the website in locating errors and finding Christian names of rowers. His superb work is acknowledged.

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