history of psa head of the river rowing regatta western australia

2015 PSA Head of the River

The regatta was conducted on the Champion Lakes course on Saturday 21st March 2015.

A full copy of the 2015 regatta program can be found through this link.

Hamer Cup

The Hamer Cup is awarded to the school with the highest aggregate points across all events at the Head of the River regatta.

The winning school was Trinity College.

1st Trinity College (250 points)

2nd Guildford Grammar School School (240 points)

=3rd Aquinas College (231 points)

=3rd Scotch College (231 points)

5th Christ Church Grammar School (221 points)

6th Hale School (215 points)

7th Wesley College (154 points)

First Eights

Challenge Cup

2000M

5:56.4

5:57.1

5:57.9

6:00.5

6:02.4

6:06.8

6:12.6

1st Scotch College

2nd Guildford Grammar School

3rd Aquinas College

4th Christ Church Grammar School

5th Trinity College

6th Hale School

7th Wesley College

Second Eights

Third Eights

Fourth Eights

Year 10A Eights

Year 10B Eights

Year 10 Coxed Quads

Year 9A Coxed Quads

Year 9B Coxed Quads

Year 9C Coxed Quads

Year 9D Coxed Quads

Year 9E Coxed Quads

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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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