2000 National Rowing Championships–
Schoolboys Coxed Four

Final A

6:29.01

6:37.39

6:43.08

6:44.30

6:45.58

6:47.69

6:48.68

6:51.46

Final A

1st Ballarat Grammar - Bow: Josh Nalder, 2: Andrew Thompson, 3: Shayne Barnett, Str: Leigh Purcell, Cox: Timothy Sidebottom, Cch: Rob Gray, Sam Gray

2nd St Patricks - Bow: Gareth Edwards, 2: Tom Ferguson, 3: James Marburg, Str: William Molloy, Cox: Shane Corbett, Cch: Kevin O’Brien

3rd Ballarat & Clarendon - Bow: Matt Brown, 2: Michael Goeman, 3: Nick Freeman, Str: Iain McClure, Cox: Tim Deveson Cch: Iain Peele

4th Shore - Bow: Stephen Sevier, 2: Edward Simmons, 3: Bede Moore, Str: Chris Gowing, Cox: Chris Smith, Cch: Nick Lloyd

5th Ballarat High - Bow: Ben Murray, 2: Ben Turnbull, 3: Tom Clift, Str: Kyne Boscarini, Cox: Karl Waldron, Cch: Peter Jeffery, Glenn Kallio

6th Shore - Bow: Alexander Farkash, 2: Tom Arthur, 3: Nicholas Marshall, Str: Sam Shepherd, Cox: Ben Howlett, Cch: Peter Miller

7th Sydney Grammar - Bow: Andrew Wilson, 2: Hugh Somerville, 3: Dan Tu Hoa, Str: James Stalley, Cox: Beau Dixon, Cch: Matt Roach

8th Kings - Bow: Ben Vinning, 2: Robert Weinthal, 3: Nick Lerulf, Str: Mack Wilcox, Cox: Charlas Buchannan, Cch: Brendon Moore

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2000 National Rowing Championships– Schoolboys Coxed Four

2000 National Rowing Championships–
Schoolboys Coxed Four