2002: 7th World University Championships‐ Nottingham United Kingdom
These Championships were conducted on 22-24 August 2002 at Nottingham, UK. The participation levels were:
| Australia | 22 |
| Austria | 7 |
| Canada | 19 |
| China | 16 |
| Croatia | 13 |
| Czech Republic | 14 |
| Estonia | 9 |
| France | 35 |
| Great Britain | 25 |
| Germany | 25 |
| Hungary | 16 |
| Ireland | 14 |
| Italy | 17 |
| Netherlands | 31 |
| New Zealand | 16 |
| Norway | 6 |
| Poland | 37 |
| South Africa | 8 |
| Russia | 14 |
| Switzerland | 18 |
| Chinese Taipei | 12 |
| Ukraine | 6 |
| Total | 380 |
Results
Women's Scull
Final: 1st M. Knapkova (Czech Rep.) 8:05.71, 2nd J. Rumball (Canada) 8:17.28, 3rd P. Estens
(Australia) 8:23.81, 4th K. Ots (Estonia) 8:26.29, 5th M. Mol (Netherlands) 8:35.47, 6th
Y. Belousova (Russia) 8:50.02.
Women's Double Scull
Final: 1st Canada 7:25.32, 2nd Poland 7:33.50, 3rd Czech Rep 7:38.46, 4th Ireland 7:42.03, 5th GB 7:51.36,
6th Italy 8:09.34
Women's Four
Final: 1st Canada 7:12.98, 2nd Germany 7:14.58, 3rd Poland 7:19.32, 4th GB 7:26.21, 5th Australia 7:27.31, 6th Hungary 7:45.19
Women's Lightweight Scull
Final: 1st D. Nachazelova (Czech Rep.) 8:18.23, 2nd L. Fluri (Switzerland) 8:21.73, 3rd E. Lutz (Germany)
8:27.20, 4th M. Taupe (Austria) 8:29.44, 5th M. ten Buur (Netherlands) 8:40.99, 6th C. Gourdin (France)
8:50.15.
Women's Lightweight Double Scull
Final: 1st Germany 7:43.96, 2nd France 7:49.75, 3rd Poland 7:58.22, 4th NZ 8:12.68, 5th Norway 8:22.44
Men's Scull
Final: 1st A. Vonarburg (Switzerland) 7:14.73, 2nd P. Wells (GB) 7:16.23, 3rd F. Perrier (France) 7:20.65,
4th M. Dzog (Poland) 7:29.72, 5th D. Kucera (Czech Rep.)
7:40.72, 6th G. Grasso (Italy) 7:55.20
Men's Double Scull
Final: 1 Poland 6:45.51, 2nd Germany 6:48.88, 3rd Estonia 6:52.03, 4th Switzerland 6:56.85, 5th Italy 7:07.33
Men's Pair
Final: 1st Germany 7:06.40, 2nd South Africa 7:09.52, 3rd Russia 7:12.43, 4 GB (J. Bottomley, David Gilbert)
7:13.88, 5th Australia 7:16.59, 6th Czech Rep. 7:26.38
Men's Four
Final: 1st Poland 6:17.59, 2nd NZ 6:20.24, 3rd France 6:28.24, 4th Ireland 6:33.95, 5th Russia 6:37.76,
6th Switzerland 6:38.31
Men's Eight
Final: 1st Canada 5:48.54, 2nd Netherlands 5:54.32, 3rd Germany 5:54.53, 4th Poland 5:57.01, 5th GB 5:58.73,
6th Italy 6:19.15
Men's Lightweight Scull
Final: 1st M. Vabrousek (Czech Rep) 7:24.85, 2nd M. Hartung (Germany) 7:27.39, 3rd R. Delis (Netherlands)
7:29.62, 4th B. Feuerstein (Austria) 7:42.79, 5th N. Latt (Switzerland) 7:45.34, 6th R. Klimczewski (Poland)
7:48.17
Men's Lightweight Double Scull
Final: 1st Hungary 6:57.52, 2nd Switzerland 7:01.18, 3rd France 7:02.09, 4th Germany 7:02.49, 5th Russia
7:03.34, 6th Poland 7:06.42
Men's Lightweight Four
Final: 1st Poland 6:26.00, 2nd France 6:29.16, 3rd Ukraine 6:30.76, 4th South Africa 6:33.47, 5th Ireland
6:37.92, 6th Netherlands 6:53.00
Australian Team
Women's Scull - Bronze
Peta Estens - University of Sydney
Women's Four - Fifth
Georgia Koutts - University of Sydney
Erin Crawford - University of Sydney
Amy Chaffrey - University of Sydney
Sally Macready - University of Sydney
Men's Pair - Fifth
Nick Baxter - University of New South Wales
James Chapman - University of Technology Sydney
Men's Eight - Ninth
Michael Valli - University of Sydney
Duncan Maconachie - University of Technology Sydney
Cameron Dinnie - University of Sydney
Tim Wirth - University of Sydney
Zac Kirkham - University of New South Wales
Michael King - University of Sydney
Alexander Nicholls - University of Sydney
Paul Goldsmith - University of Sydney
David Whetton - University of Sydney
Men's Lightweight Scull - Eighth
Mark Sparnon - University of Southern Queensland
Men's Lightweight Double Scull - Eighth
Tim Smith - University of Melbourne
Andrew Sypkens - University of Melbourne