History of World Rowing Under 23 Championships

Photos from the 2011 Under 23 World Championships, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Women's Quad Scull

Bow: Alexandra Hagan (WA), 2: Jess Hall (QLD), 3: Katrina Bateman (VIC), Str: Amy Fowler (ACT)

Women's Quad Scull

Bow: Alexandra Hagan (WA), 2: Jess Hall (QLD), 3: Katrina Bateman (VIC), Str: Amy Fowler (ACT)

Women's Quad Scull

Bow: Alexandra Hagan (WA), 2: Jess Hall (QLD), 3: Katrina Bateman (VIC), Str: Amy Fowler (ACT)

Women's Pair

Bow: Olympia Aldersey (SA), Str: Renee Chatterton (SA)

Women's Pair

Bow: Olympia Aldersey (SA), Str: Renee Chatterton (SA)

Women's Four

Bow: Hannah Vermeersch (WA), 2: Ashleigh Miles (WA), 3: Peta White (SA), Str: Francesca Paterson (QLD)

Women's Four

Bow: Hannah Vermeersch (WA), 2: Ashleigh Miles (WA), 3: Peta White (SA), Str: Francesca Paterson (QLD)

Women's Single

Hannah Jansen (WA)

Men's Lightweight Four

Bow: Timothy Widdicombe (WA), 2: Sean Lake (VIC), 3: Nicholas Silcox (QLD), Str: Adam Kachyckyj (QLD)

Men's Eight

Bow: Bredan Murray (WA), 2: Tom Gatti (WA), 3: Matthew Ridgeway (VIC), 4: Sam Volker (TAS), 5: Spencer Turrin (NSW), 6: Timothy Masters (VIC), 7: Angus Moore (ACT), Str: Michael Poulter (VIC), Cox: Timothy Webster (VIC)

Men's Eight

Men's Eight Start

Men's Coxed Four

Bow: Benjamin Coombs (VIC), 2: Owen Symington, VIC), 3: Harry Picone (NSW), Str: Sam Collins (WA), Cox: Will Raven (NSW)

Men's Coxed Four

Bow: Benjamin Coombs (VIC), 2: Owen Symington, VIC), 3: Harry Picone (NSW), Str: Sam Collins (WA), Cox: Will Raven (NSW)

Men's Lightweight Double

Bow: Angus Morton (QLD), Str: Edward de Carvalho (NSW)

Men's Lightweight Double

Bow: Angus Morton (QLD), Str: Edward de Carvalho (NSW)

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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.

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Photos from the 2011 Under 23 World Championships, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Australian Rowing at the World Rowing Under 23 Championships