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First four - The Sydney University Women’s Sports Association Trophy (Awarded until 2006)

The Sydney University Women’s Sports Association was formed on 5 August, 1910 and has since its inception been an active promoted and supporter of Women’s Rowing. The association donated this trophy in 1993 for competition between Schoolgirls Lightweight Four. The trophy was won in 1993/4/5 by Sydney Girls High. Originally awarded for lightweight rowing, then Schoolgirls First Four until 2006, it is now presented to the Schoolgirls Second Eight.

1993	Sydney Girls High	No time
1994	Sydney Girls High	No time
1995	Sydney Girls High	No time
1996	Loreto Normanhurst	No time
1997	SCEGGS Darlinghurst	No time
1998	Loreto Normanhurst	No time
1999	Loreto Normanhurst	8:23.22
2000	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Bragg, 2: Patterson, 3: Hardy, Str: Rasmus, Cox: Unknown	8:07.29
2001	Loreto Kirribilli - Bow: Zietsch, 2: Pembroke, 3: Noel, Str: Cloudsdale, Cox: Unknown	8:04.11
2002	Canberra Girls Grammar - Bow: Edwards, 2: Teague, 3: Newton, Str: Bradley, Cox: Seeto	7:36.06
2003	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Mulvey, 2: Miles, 3: Hosking, Str: Smith, Cox: Monagham	7:45.72
2004	Loreto Kirribilli - Bow: Carroll, 2: Hudson, 3: Murphy, Str: Bleasel, Cox: Gay	7:45.47
2005	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Phillippa Hendy, 2: Sarah Bartlett, 3: Samantha Neal, Str: Kimberly Daymond, Cox: Skye Redman, Cch: Richie Hallet	7:52.52
2006	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Angela Boustred, 2: Jessica Phillips, 3: Samantha Doyle, Str: Sarah Hedges, Cox: Nell Duly, Cch: Richard Hallett	7:30.51

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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.

© Andrew Guerin – 2004
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