Kay Fry
Melbourne University Ladies’ Rowing Club then Canberra Rowing Club (ACT)
1982 – Interstate Women’s Four Championship (VIC) cox – First
1982 - National Championships – Women’s Four cox - First
1985 – Interstate Women’s Four - Championship (VIC) cox – First
1985 – National Championships - Women’s Four cox - First
1985 – Trans Tasman Under 23 Series Australian Women’s sweep cox
1986 – National Championships – Women’s Four cox - First
1986 – Commonwealth Games – Women’s Eight cox – Gold
1986 – Commonwealth Games – Women’s Four cox – Silver
1986 – National Championships – Women’s Eight cox - First
1986 – World Championships – Women’s Four cox – Seventh
1987 – Interstate Women’s Four Championship cox – First
1987 – National Championships – Women’s Four cox - First
1987 – World Championships – Women’s Four cox – Seventh
1990 – World Championships – Women’s Eight cox – Seventh
1996 – National Championships –Women’s Eight cox - First
1996 – Olympic Games – Women’s Eight cox – Fifth
Kay preparing to cox at the 1986 Commonwealth Games
Kay began coxing at MLC under the mentoring of Susie Palfreyman and was the cox of the winning MLC crew that won the APS women’s four in 1984. Kay first represented Victoria in 1982. She became one of the first AIS scholarship holders in 1985 and remained on scholarship to 1991. She was coaxed out of retirement in 1996 and selected to cox the Women’s eight in Atlanta. Kay currently lives in Canberra with her husband, fellow Olympian Bruce Hick her two boys, Daniel and Ben, and her mother Maureen.
Andrew Guerin 2011