History of the South Australian Schools Head of the River rowing regatta

1975 South Australian Schools' Head of the River

Saturday, 12 April – Torrens Lake:

The 1975 SA Head of the River featured the following events:

- First Eight

- Second Eight

- Open Four

- Open Lightweight Four

- Under 16 Four

- Under 15 Four

- Under 14 Four

St. Peter's College won the Gosse Shield for First Eights for the fourth-straight year in a record time of 2 minutes and 46 seconds. St. Peter's College also took out the Second Eight. Adelaide High School won the Open Four and Pulteney Grammar School won the remaining 4 events.

Organising Committee:

South Australian Rowing Association

Officials:

(unknown)

First Eight

Gosse Shield

900m

Time: 2 min 46 sec

Margin: (unknown)

1st St. Peter's College –

(Other crews):

Pembroke School –

Adelaide High School –

Prince Alfred College –

Scotch College –

Pulteney Grammar School –

Christian Brothers College –

Second Eight

Wallman Trophy

900m

Time:

Margin:

1st St. Peter's College –

Open Four

Cudmore Cup

900m

Time:

Margin:

1st Adelaide High School –

Open Lightweight Four

900m

Time:

Margin:

1st Pulteney Grammar School –

Under 16 Four

Chapman Trophy

750m

Time:

Margin:

1st Pulteney Grammar School –

Under 15 Four

Menz Cup

500m

Time:

Margin:

1st Pulteney Grammar School –

Under 14 Four

Ferguson Cup

350m

Time:

Margin:

1st Pulteney Grammar School –

Sources

SA Schools Head of the River Past Events, from https://static1.squarespace.com/static/612f1eb5f5136463fd5079a7/t/6440a7b7ff191218899baa1d/1681958844140/HoR_Results_historic_Schoolboys-2023.pdf

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