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Men's Lightweight Sculls, Australian University Championships

Australian Universities' Men's Lightweight Sculling Championship

Year	First	Second	Third	Fourth	Fifth	Sixth
1995	Swinburne, Dominic Gattomelzoni	Bond, Anthony, Cook
1996	Andrew Broadfoot, Melbourne
1997	Deakin	Melbourne	New South Wales	Macquarie	Canberra	UTS
1998	Tasmania
1999	Brendon Fehon, Sydney
2000	Andrew Latreille, Melbourne	Canterbury	Deakin	Tasmania - Launceston	Sydney	NSW
2001	Rob Mitchell, UTS	Michael McBryde, Queensland	Stewart Old, Sydney	Tim Smith, Monash
2002	Western Sydney	Rob Mitchell, UTS	Tasmania - Hobart	Tasmania - Launceston	Ballarat	Sydney
2003	Andrew Sypkins, Melbourne	Sydney	Queensland	New South Wales
2004	ANU	Tasmania - Hobart	Sydney	New South Wales	Melbourne	Tasmania - Launceston
2005	Simon Nola, Macquarie	Matthew Bolster, Bond	James Wilmott, Sydney	Howard Sharp, Monash	Tim Smith, Melbourne	Tim McDonnell, Queensland
2006	Simon Nola, Macquarie	Luke Freeman, Curtin	Joe Power, Sydney	Daniel Coombes, ANU	Tom Nickson, Melbourne	Eduardo Inostroza, Victoria
2007	Angus Tyers, Monash	Cameron Girdlestone, Sydney	Patrick Maddern, Adelaide	Ben Quinlan, Melbourne	Simon Nola, Macquarie
2008	Angus Tyers, Monash	Beau Gora, South Australia	Angus Morton, Queensland	Philip Grenfell, Sydney	Adam De Konnig, UTS	James Winch, Macquarie
2009	James Wilson, RMIT	Stuart Alexander, Melbourne	Edward White, Sydney	Angus Morton, Queensland	John Jackson, South Australia	Chris Hesford, Western Australia
2010	Stuart Alexander, Melbourne	Edward De Carvalho, Sydney	Charles Ravine, Western Australia	Thomas Marshall, New castle	Matthew Burgess, ANU
2011	Finals cancelled
2012	Redmond Matthews, Monash	Cameron Rumball, Griffith	Perry Ward, Western Australia	Kai Ward, South Australia	Callum Mackenzie, Melbourne	Alex Murphy, Curtin
2013	Sean Lake, Melbourne	Jackson Harrison, Victoria	Dylan Conolan, ANU	Connor Whyntie, Macquarie	Robert Selbie, New South Wales	Gianluca Pompilli, Adelaide
2014	Jack Hanley, Sydney	Connor Grace, Melbourne	Connor Whyntie, Macquarie	Oliver Crouch, NSW	Andrew Wade. ANU	Cameron Rumball. Griffith
2015	James Chuter, UTS	Jack Hanley, Sydney	Callum Mackenzie, Melbourne	Hugo Burgin, Adelaide	Blaine Haseltine, Queensland	Conrad Bond, NCLE
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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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