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

2011 South Australian Schools' Head of the River

The 2011 regatta was hosted by Scotch College and conducted on 9th April.

Seven schools contested both the Boy's and the girl's Head of the River with St Peter's College taking the honours in the boy's race and Walford Anglican School victorious in the girl's Head.

The 2011 regatta program can be found through this link.

Full results can be found through this link.

Boys' Events

Click on the race of interest and the results will appear below the buttons:

SB 1st 8+
SB 2nd 8+
SB 1st 4+
SB 2nd 4+
SB Yr10 4X
SB Yr9 4X

Boys First Eight

Boys Second Eight

Boys First Four

Boys Second Four

Boys Year 10 Quad Scull

Boys Year 9 Quad Scull

Girls' Events

Click on the race of interest and the results will appear below the buttons:

SG 1st 8+
SG 2nd 8+
SG 1st 4+
SG Yr10 4X
SG Yr9 4X

Girls First Eight

Girls Second Eight

Girls First Four

Year 10 Quad Scull

Year 9 Quad Scull

Sources

Regatta Manager for results - www.rowingmanager.com/regattas/2386 extracted 9th June 2023

Regatta program from the Graham Coldwell collection

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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.

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