Tim Smith
Melbourne University Boat Club (VIC)
2001 – Scotch College First 8, Bow, Head of the River – Fourth,
2001 - Captain of Boats Scotch College
2002 – Interstate Men’s Youth Eight Championship bow – Second
2002 - World University Rowing Championships – Lightweight Men’s Double Scull – Seventh
2003 – Interstate Men’s Youth Eight Championship seven – Fourth
2003 – Under 23 World Regatta – Men’s Lightweight Quad Scull – Fourth
2004 – Interstate Men’s Lightweight Four Championship bow – Second
2004 – World Championships Men’s Lightweight Eight 7 seat– Bronze
2005 – Interstate Men’s Lightweight Four Championship bow – Third
2005 – World Championships Men’s Lightweight Four Bow – Fourth
2006 – Interstate Men’s Lightweight Four Championship three – Fourth
2006 - National Champion Men’s Lightweight Four 2 seat - Gold
2006 - World Rowing World Cup Munich - Men’s Lightweight Pair – Silver
2006 - Rowing World Cup Poznan Men’s Lightweight Single Scull – Fifth
2006 – World Championships Men’s Lightweight Pair - Fourth.
2004 Bronze medal winning eight - Tim front row left
After his successful rowing career, Tim turned his attention to politics being elected as the youngest Mayor of Stonnington in 2009 and then to the safe seat of Kew in the Victorian Parliament in 2014. He was appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition in February 2015, and is the youngest Liberal MP in State Parliament.
Andrew Guerin 2015