2004 World Junior Championships– Banyoles Spain
Gold Medallist Sally Kehoe
Women's Single Scull
Photo ©Peter Spurrier
Racing
The RA web site reported that:
In the seven junior finals, Australia finished with two gold and a bronze medal. Rowing Australia
(men's) head coach Noel Donaldson says it was a creditable performance. "We're probably one medal
away from doing cartwheels. My theory is that you want to get a fifty per cent return from the finals
you contest and we were close to that today. It was a fine effort to qualify the seven crews for the
A finals. I think the juniors deserve a lot of praise for their efforts and the way they have conducted
themselves. They've been very professional in everything they've done. It's been a good regatta for Australia".
Women's Junior Coxless Pair Gold Medallists
Bow: Annika Naughton and Str: Natalie Bale
Photo ©Peter Spurrier
Results – Men
Men's Junior Single Scull
Final: 1st ROM 7:00.29 (Daniel Frateanu), 2nd NZL 7:03.73 (Nathan Cohen), 3rd SER 7:06.05 (Milan Uzunovic), 4th ARG 7:10.12, 5th LTU 7:11.61, 6th ITA 7:21.55.
Men's Junior Double Scull
E1: 1st AUS, 2nd DEN, 3rd EST, 4 th CZE, 5th RSA, 6th SCG
E2: 1st ITA, 2nd GER, 3rd SLO, 4th NOR, 5th BUL
E3: 1st POL, 2nd GRE, 3rd POR, 4th RUS, 5th TUN
E4: 1st SUI, 2nd GBR, 3rd USA , th FRA, 5th HKG
R1: 1st DEN, 2nd SLO, 3rd RUS, 4th HKG, 5th SCG
R2: 1st GER, 2nd POR, 3rd FRA, 4th RSA
R3: 1st CZE, 2nd GRE, 3rd BUL, 4th USA
R4: 1st GBR, 2nd NOR, 3rd EST, 4th TUN
SF C/D: 1st RUS, 2nd BUL, 3rd SCG, 4 th RSA, 5th TUN
SF C/D: 1st EST, 2nd FRA, 3rd USA , 4th HKG
SF A/B: 1st POL, 2nd AUS, 3rd GER, 4th GBR, 5th SLO, 6th GRE
SF A/B: 1st ITA, 2nd CZE, 3rd SUI, 4th DEN, 5th NOR, 6th POR
Final D: 19th RSA, 20th HKG, 21st TUN
Final C: 13th BUL, 14th EST, 15th RUS, 16th FRA, 17th SCG, 18th USA
Final B: 7th GBR, 8th SLO, 9th DEN, 10th GRE, 11th NOR, 12th POR
Final: 1st ITA 6:30.22 (Domenico Montrone, Andrea Tranquilli), 2nd POL 6:34.63 (Dawid Kubiak, Artur Sledzik),
3rd GER 6:36.17 (Robin Ehrminger, Felix Loeffler), 4th AUS 6:39.80, 5th CZE 6:44.20, 6th SUI 6:45.24
The RA web site reported that:
The junior Men's double undertook an aggressive race plan, aiming to unsettle the favoured Italian
crew. The Australians jumped out of the start and led through the five hundred metre mark. Unfortunately
they couldn't maintain the pace and faded to finish fourth.
Men's Junior Quad Scull
E1: 1st GER, 2nd EST, 3rd RUS, 4th HUN, 5th POL
E2: 1st ARG, 2nd LTU, 3rd GBR, 4th SUI, 5th SWE
E3: 1st AUS, 2nd NED, 3rd ITA, 4th BEL, 5th ISR
E4: 1st SLO, 2nd BLR, 3rd FRA, 4th JPN, 5th SCG
R1: 1st EST, 2nd GBR, 3rd SCG, 4th BEL
R2: 1st ITA, 2nd LTU, 3rd POL, 4th JPN
R3: 1st NED, 2nd FRA, 3rd HUN, 4th SWE
R4: 1st BLR, 2nd RUS, 3rd SUI, 4th ISR
SF C/D: 1st HUN, 2nd SCG, 3rd JPN, 4th ISR
SF C/D: 1st POL, 2nd SWE, 3rd BEL, 4th SUI
SF A/B: 1st AUS, 2nd GER, 3rd FRA, 4th ITA, 5th BLR, 6th GBR
SF A/B: 1st SLO, 2nd NED, 3rd RUS, 4th EST, 5th LTU, 6th ARG
Final D: 19th SUI, 20th ISR
Final C: 13th POL, 14th HUN, 15th SCG, 16th JPN, 17th BEL, 18th SWE
Final B: 7th BLR, 8th ARG, 9th EST, 10th LTU, 11th ITA, 12th GBR
Final: 1st SLO 6:04.91 (Janez Zupanc, Marko Pilipovic, Jan Spik, Gasper Fistravec), 2nd RUS 6:05.52 (Aleksander
Ustinov, Sergey Stogov, Artem Kosov, Anton Petrov), 3rd NED 6:06.83 (Jacques Huppes, Hilko Swank, Meindert
Klem, Olivier Siegelaar), 4th GER 6:08.36, 5th FRA 6:09.78, 6th AUS 6:11.10
The RA web site reported that:
After their memorable semi-final win, the Australians were unable to find their true form and finished
in sixth position. The quality in the race came from three crews who qualified in the other semi-final.
Men's Junior Coxless Pair
Final: 1 st ROM 6:47.21 ( Ciprian Nita , Leon Ani), 2 nd GRE (Yanis Tsilis, Pantazis Tsousis), 3 rd LAT 6:52.75 (Janis Skujenieks, Martins Slimbahs), 4 th SER 6:52.92, 5 th CAN 6:52.96, 6 th GER 7:03.01
Men's Junior Coxed Pair
Final: 1 st UKR 7:1001 (Andriy Pryveda, Oleksandr Pakhomov, Ivan Voloshchuk), 2 nd ITA 7:21.65 (Andrea De Coro, Davide Riccardi, Lorenzo Cattadori), 3 rd POL 7:25.33 (Michal Grzelak, Tomasz Cichocki, Rafel Cholewinski), 4 th GER 7:30.46, 5 th EST 7:34.12, 6 th SER 7:58.90
Men's Junior Coxless Four
Final: 1st ROM 6:08.56 (Adrian Bucevschi, Marius Orosz, Ionel Strungaru, Cristian Sarbu), 2nd CRO 6:10.78 (Josip Stojcevic, Marin Begovich, Branko Begovich, Ivan Dukic), 3rd GER 6:13 90 (Richard Schmidt, Sebastian Muller, Ivan Saric, Gregor Kolb), 4th CAN 6:14.11, 5th BEL 6:16.10, 6th SUI 6:24.53
Men's Junior Coxed Four
E1: 1st ITA, 2nd GBR, 3rd FRA, 4th AUS, 5th GER, 6th USA
E2: 1st RSA, 2nd UKR, 3rd ROM, 4th CAN, 5th RUS
R1: 1st GBR, 2nd AUS, 3rd ROM, 4th USA , 5th RUS
R2: 1st UKR, 2nd CAN, 3rd GER, 4th FRA
Final B: 7th ROM, 8th GER, 9th FRA, 10th USA , 11th RUS
Final: 1st UKR 6:24.64 (Anatolij Pavlyuk, Andriy Shpak, Vitalij Raskidnij, Anton Kholyaznikov, Ivan Voloshchuk
) , 2nd GBR 6:26.85 (Thomas Williams, Charles Burkitt, Harry Scarr, Christopher Douse, Nicholas Brodie
), 3rd CAN 6:28.00 (Brandon Batey, Grant Doornekamp, Robert Gibson, Will Crotheers, Robert Vanner ), 4th
RSA 6:29.28, 5th ITA 6:33.56, 6th AUS 6:39.09
The RA web site reported that:
The junior Men's coxed four finished sixth in the final. The crew didn't hit their straps and were
well beaten. The race was won by the Ukraine.
Men's Junior Eight
Final: 1st ROM 5:46.72 (Ioan Mihaila, Andrei Tampau, Adrian Bucevschi, Marius Orosz, Ionel Strungaru, Cristian Sarbu, Ciprian Nita, Leon Ani, Alexandru Panic), 2nd CZE 5:49.33, 3rd GER 5:49.97, 4th RUS 5:50.99, 5th USA 5:54.37, 6th FRA 5:55.73
Australian Team
Women's Junior Single Scull - Gold
- Sally Kehoe (QLD)
- Coach: Phil Bourguignon (QLD)
Women's Junior Double Scull - Sixth
- Bow: Kim Brown (QLD)
- Str: Jacqui Benson (QLD)
- Cch: Phil Bourguignon (QLD)
Women's Junior Coxless Pair - Gold
- Bow: Annika Naughton (WA)
- Str: Natalie Bale (WA)
- Cch: Jason Lane (WA)
Women's Junior Coxless Four - Bronze
- Bow: Elsa O'Hanlon (NSW)
- 2: Brynne Allen (NSW)
- 3: Renee Kirby (NSW)
- Str: Verena Stocker (NSW)
- Cch: Ron Batt (NSW)
Men's Junior Double Scull - Fourth
- Bow: Jeremy Stevenson (WA)
- Str: Steven Fletcher (WA)
- Cch: Rhett Ayliffe (WA)
Men's Junior Quadruple Scull - Sixth
- Bow: Rhys Grant (WA)
- 2: Jeremy Ellis (WA)
- 3: James Gatti (WA)
- Str: Robert Alderman (WA)
- Cch: Phil Jurjevic (WA)
Men's Junior Coxed Four - Sixth
- Bow: Justin Medcraft (NSW)
- 2: Richard Allsop (NSW)
- 3: Clayton Currie (NSW)
- Str: Toby Dankbaar (NSW)
- Cox: Toby Lister (NSW)
- Cch: Marty Rabjohns (NSW)
Manager: Dean Oakman (ACT)
Selectors: Dr David Yates (Chairman), Charles Bartlett & Noel Donaldson (men), Barbara
Fenner & Harald Jahrling (women)
Results – Women
Women's Junior Single Scull
Gold Medallist Sally Kehoe
Women's Single Scull
Photo ©Peter Spurrier
E1: 1st GRE, 2nd AUS, 3rd EST, 4th USA , 5th GER, 6th DEN
E2: 1st ROM, 2nd ITA, 3rd JPN, 4th SVK, 5th SIN
E3: 1st LAT, 2nd CHI, 3rd BUL, 4th PAR, 5th HUN
R1: 1st GER, 2nd AUS, 3rd PAR, 4th JPN
R2: 1st ITA, 2nd BUL, 3rd USA , 4th SIN
R3: 1st HUN, 2nd EST, 3rd CHI, 4th DEN, 5th SVK
SF A/B: 1st AUS, 2nd GRE, 3rd ITA, 4th LAT, 5th USA , 6th EST
SF A/B: 1st ROM, 2nd HUN, 3rd GER, 4th CHI, 5th BUL, 6th PAR
Final C: 13th DEN, 14th JPN, 15th SVK, 16th SIN
Final B: 7th EST, 8th LAT, 9th CHI, 10th USA , 11th PAR, 12th BUL
Final: 1st AUS 7:52.14 (Sally Kehoe), 2nd ROM 7:52.44 (Camelia Lupascu), 3rd GRE 7:53.51 (Chrysoula Bougla),
4th HUN 7:57.81, 5th GER 7:57.61, 6th ITA 8:00.73
The RA web site reported:
Sally Kehoe's win in the single scull (JW1x) was not as straightforward. The Romanian sculler darted
out of the start and put a big gap between her and the rest of the field by the 1000 metre mark. At that
stage, Sally Kehoe was in third place with the Greek sculler in second place. In the last five hundred
metres the Romanian sculler started to fade and was reeled in by Kehoe, three strokes from the finish
line. The perfectly judged race was a credit to Kehoe who raced four times in four days.
Women's Junior Double Scull
E1: 1st POL, 2nd LTU, 3rd GRE, 4th SUI, 5th RUS, 6th USA
E2: 1st ITA, 2nd AUS, 3rd NED, 4th HUN, 5th GBR, 6th SWE
E3: 1st GER, 2nd CZE, 3rd ESP, 4th UKR, 5th SVK
R1: 1st AUS, 2nd GBR, 3rd GRE, 4th UKR, 5th USA
R2: 1st ESP, 2nd LTU, 3rd HUN, 4th RUS
R3: 1st CZE, 2nd NED, 3rd SUI, 4th SWE, 5th SVK
SF A/B: 1st CZE, 2nd ITA, 3rd POL, 4th GBR, 5th SUI, 6th LTU
SF A/B: 1st GER, 2nd AUS, 3rd ESP, 4th NED, 5th HUN, 6th GRE
Final C: 13th UKR, 14th RUS, 15th USA, 16th SWE, 17th SVK
Final B: 7th NED, 8th HUN, 9th GBR, 10th SUI, 11th LTU, 12th GRE
Final: 1st CZE 7:16.29 (Jitka Antosova, Gabriela Varekova), 2nd ITA 7:19.40 (Laura Schiavone, Viviana Bulgarelli),
3rd GER 7:20.72 (Stephanie Schiller, Susanne Herbrand), 4th POL 7:21.57, 5th ESP 7:22.82, 6th AUS 7:26.08
The RA web site reported that:
The junior women's double were in a strong position (fourth) midway through the race but were unable
to maintain their rating, finishing in sixth place. While our crew preformed creditably, the standard
of the crews was very high with the Czech Republic winning from Italy.
Women's Junior Quad Scull
Final: 1 st GER 6:40.27 (Vera Dohmen, Anna Kluchert, Mandy Reppner, Charlott Goldstein), 2 nd UKR 6:46.38, 3 rd ROM 6:46.53, 4 th ITA 6:53.91, 5 th POL 6:58.53, 6 th FRA 6:58.73
Women's Junior Coxless Pair
Women's Junior Coxless Pair Gold Medallists
Bow: Annika Naughton and Str: Natalie Bale
Photo ©Peter Spurrier
E1: 1 st GER, 2 nd GBR, 3 rd USA , 4 th CZE, 5 th RSA
E2: 1 st ITA, 2 nd AUS, 3 rd GRE, 4 th SVK
R: 1 st GBR, 2 nd GRE, 3 rd CZE
R2: 1 st AUS, 2 nd USA , 3 rd RSA, 4 th SVK
Final B: 7 th CZE, 8 th RSA, 9 th SVK
Final: 1 st AUS 7:27.88 (Annika Naughton, Natalie Bale), 2 nd ITA 7:29.89 (Lavinia Tinelli, Cristina Romiti),
3 rd GER 7:31.43 (Sonja Ziegler, Pia-Sophie Zubrowski), 4 th GRE 7:40.60, 5 th GBR 7:46.35, 6 th USA 7:48.53
The RA web site reported that:
As silver medallists in the junior women's pair (JW2-) in 2003, Bale and Naughton went one better
this year and were never troubled. They started strongly and quickly put a gap in the field. Once they
were in that position they were never headed, rowing long and flat in the warm conditions. They finished
three seconds ahead of the second placed boat. Bale and Naughton have ended their brilliant junior rowing
careers with gold and silver medals at World Chamionships.
Women's Junior Coxless Four
Women's Junior Coxless Four Bronze Medallists
Bow: Verena Stocker, 2: Brynne Allen, 3: Elsa O'Hanlon, Str: Renee Kirby
Photo ©Peter Spurrier
E1: 1st GER, 2nd GBR, 3rd USA, 4th AUS
E2: 1st BLR, 2nd ROM, 3rd ITA
R: 1st AUS, 2nd GBR, 3rd ROM, 4th USA , 5th ITA
Final: 1st GER 6:56.22 (Svenja Sanders, Melanie Staelberg, Karoline Strehl, Maren Russe), 2nd BLR 7:00.44
(Nina Bondarava, Alena Zakharava, Natallia Haurylenka, Volha Plashkova), 3rd AUS 7:03.52 (Elsa O'Hanlon,
Brynne Allen, Renee Kirby, Verena Stocker), 4th USA 7:06.26, 5th ROM 7:06.92, 6th GBR 7:08.38
The RA web site reported that:
The junior women's four finished in third place behind Germany and Belarus . In a strong field, the
Australians rowed consistently to finish two boat lengths behind the winners and ahead of the United
States , Romania and Great Britain. Their efforts earned them a well deserved bronze medal.
Women's Junior Eight
Final: 1st ROM 6:30.76 (Angelica Rosus, Adeline Cojocariu, Maria Ohaci, Andreea Airoaei, Simona Morosan, Mihaela Coteata, Maria Bursuc, Adriana Rapa, Teodora Stoica), 2nd RUS 6:32.03, 3rd POL 6:32.12, 4th GER 6:32.78, 5th FRA 6:37.72, 6th BLR 6:45.80