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Alex Worthington

Adelaide Rowing Club (SA)

Alex commenced his rowing at St Peter's College Adelaide and race for his school in 1995 National Championships.

1995 - National Championships Men's Under 23 Eight, four seat - Third

1995 - National Championships Men's Under 19 Scull - Sixth

1995 - National Championships Men's Under 19 Double Scull, bow - Third

1995 - National Championships Men's Under 19 Quad Scull, bow - Third

1995 – Trans Tasman Juniors Men’s Double & Quad Scull

1995 – World Junior Championships – Men’s Quad Scull two seat – Thirteenth

1997 - National Men's Coxless Four Championship, stroke - Fourth

1997 – Interstate Men’s Eight Championship two seat - Seventh

1997 – Nations Cup – Men’s Eight six seat – Fourth

1998 - National Men's Eight Championship, four seat - First

1998 – Interstate Men’s Eight Championship six seat - Seventh

1995 Australian Junior Quad Scull
Bow: Tom Edwards (TAS), 2: Alex Worthington (SA), 3: Jonothan Fievez (WA), Str: Karl Parker (NSW)

Andrew Guerin
June 2021

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