June 2015 - New South Wales Union of Rowers

‘COME FORWARD’ – The NSW Union of Rowers Inc. Newsletter June 2015
UNION OF ROWERS SCHOLARSHIPS 2015
Congratulations to the following young athletes
who have been awarded Union of Rowers
Scholarships in 2015. The scholarships of
$1,000 each will be presented at the Rowing
NSW Presentation Night to be held on Tuesday
16th June at UTS Haberfield Rowing Club at 6:30
pm.
The winners are:
Max Brenner
Concord High/Sydney RC
Hugh Courts
Sydney RC
Henry Kamp
Scots College/Sydney RC
Hamish McDonald
St Joseph’s/Sydney RC
Charlotte Medway
Pymble Ladies/
Mosman RC
Joel Salter
Wycliffe Christian/
Nepean RC
Toby Starkey
Scots College/Sydney RC
Zac Whitehead
Kinross Wolaroi School
JOHN COATES HONOURED
my school days at Homebush Boys High and I
never imagined back then I would receive such
an honour at a world renowned venue like this
one” Coates said. “Thank you to the Rowing and
Canoeing communities for your support”.
Minister Ayres congratulated Mr Coates saying
“John has been involved with this venue since
its inception and has watched it develop into
the great facility it is today”.
“SIRC is an outstanding success because of the
partnership between Rowing and Canoeing, the
New South Wales Government the Penrith
Lakes Development Corporation and the
community, and it is fitting that the pavilion is
named in John’s honour ” Mr Ayres said.
After his introduction to rowing at Homebush
High, Coates, a coxswain, joined Sydney Rowing
Club and then became President of the
Australian Rowing Council and the Australian
Rowing Manager at the Montreal Olympics in
1976. Montreal was the start of his long journey
with the Olympic Movement.
Forty years later he is a Vice President of the
International Olympic Committee, President of
the International Court of Arbitration for Sport
and President of the AOC, a position he has held
since 1990.
The President of the Australian Olympic
Committee, John Coates AC, has had the
pavilion at the Sydney International Regatta
Centre (SIRC) in Penrith named in his
honour. The NSW Minister for Sport, Trade,
Tourism and Major Events, the Honourable
Stuart Ayres MP, unveiled a plaque on 14th May
naming the complex the John Coates
Pavilion. “My involvement in Rowing started in
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TOUR OF THE LANCER BARRACKS,
PARRAMATTA
J B SHARP 91ST MEMORIAL REGATTA
SERIES ON IRON COVE
The Union has arranged a tour of the Lancer
Barracks, Parramatta, for members of the
Union. This will take place on Saturday 13th
June 2015 at 10:00 am. Cost is $20 per person,
children under 12 free.
The J.B. Sharp Memorial Regatta Series is
always run during the winter months and
although originally only open to the ‘bay clubs’
from within Iron Cove it is now open to all
clubs, though retaining the original objective of
measuring the all round rowing strength of the
clubs.
To book, please contact Brian Guthrie 0410 138
251 or email [email protected].
The buildings at the Lancer Barracks form the
oldest continuously used military barracks on
the mainland of Australia.
They were erected on the orders of Governor
Macquarie to replace earlier barracks in
Parramatta town.
Commenced in 1818, they were completed in
1820. The architect was Lieutenant John Watts
of the 46th Regiment. They stood in an area of
3.25ha, and were designed for a company
(approximately 100 officers and men). They
served as a barracks for British regiments
stationed here in convict days.
The museum building, Linden House also stands
in this area. Many colourful and interesting
relics are now being preserved in the Museum.
They include uniforms (some of which date
from last century), equipment, saddlery,
weapons, photographs, paintings, banners,
trophies, etc. The kettle drums and banners
used when the Regiment's Band was horsed are
included as is the King's Banner awarded to the
Regiment for its South African War Service.
Adjacent to Linden House are a Covenanter
Bridge Layer, a Matilda 3 inch howitzer tank,
and Bren Gun carrier from World War II, a
Staghound armoured car, Ferret scout car, and
Centurion main battle tank, all of which were
used to equip the Regiment. This site offers a
tour of the vehicle collection.
BMG Aviation, a specialist insurance broker and
a leader in innovative specialist risk insurance
cover sponsors the 91st J.B. Sharp Memorial
Regatta Series.
Two BMG Aviation Youth Scholarships of
$1,000 will be awarded to a boy or girl at the
end of the series (details and application forms
are located on the website).
BMG Aviation will also present $500 to the club
or school winning the Men’s and Women’s
under 16 scull series point score.
REGATTA SCHEDULE FOR 91ST J B SHARP
MEMORIAL REGATTA SERIES
Date
Club
Distance
14 June
Glebe Rowing Club
500m
28 June
UTS Haberfield
Rowing Club
900m
12 July
Drummoyne
Rowing Club
900m
26 July
Balmain Rowing
Club
9 August
Leichhardt Rowing
Club
1000m
800m
J.B. Sharp Series Medallions will be presented to
the winner of the Handicap Scull (H1x) and the
winners of the MN1x | WM1x | MU161x | MN4x
at the host venue after the conclusion of the
trophy races.
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2015 ROWING NSW PRESENTATION DINNER
THE 2015 INTERSTATE REGATTA
Over the last two years, the Interstate Regatta
has been the penultimate event of the Sydney
International Rowing Regatta, overshadowed
by the World Rowing Cup. In 2015, it resumed
its place as the crown jewel of Australia's
festival of rowing, and we were treated to some
emotional and exciting racing.
Rowing NSW is excited to announce the
following details of the upcoming 2015
Presentation Dinner.
The 2014 event was a great success, and we're
looking forward to making this year's dinner
even more memorable.
All attendees are encouraged to wear Club or
School blazers for what promises to be a great
night.
Date:
Tuesday 16 June 2015
Venue:
UTS Rowing Club, Dobroyd
Parade, Haberfield
Time:
6:30pm for a 7:00pm Start
Cost:
$70.00 per person
The first race of the afternoon was the women's
single scull, racing for the Nell Slatter Trophy,
with NSW represented by Elizabeth Halsall (née
Scott). Coming up against the might of Kim
Crowe, Kerry Hore and up-and-coming star
Cara Grzeskowiak was never going to be an
easy task for Liz, and while she did her state
proud, the pace was a little too fast as she
finished in 6th place.
UTS Rowing Club have kindly offered to open
up their new boatshed for tours prior to the
dinner - if you wish to have a look around at
this state-of-the-art facility, the boatshed will be
open from 6:00pm.
Bookings:
Please book early to ensure your booking.
Seats and Tables can be booked through the
Rowing NSW website.
For any enquiries contact Rowing NSW Event
Operations Officer Brett Morley email
[email protected] or in the office on
(02) 9555 6111.
The men's single scull, for the President's Cup,
was last year dominated by NSW sculler
Alexander (Sasha) Belonogoff. While Victorian
John Linke has been improving rapidly over the
last 12 months, Sasha once again dictated the
race, securing the lead 600 metres in and
holding off any attacks, eventually cruising to a
4 second win.
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The Victoria Cup, raced for by the lightweight
women's quad, was perhaps the most exciting
race of the day. The Tasmanian and NSW crews
went in as equal favourites, but an unfortunate,
boat-stopping crash left the NSW quad in the
wrong lane and 6 seconds adrift of the field.
Summoning up a huge burst of speed and
showing immense fortitude, the crew of Holly
Lawrence, Laura Dunn, Georgia Miansarow and
Sarah Pound staged a comeback for the ages,
powering through the rest of the field to finish
in second place, barely 3 seconds behind race
winners Tasmania.
While not as dramatic, the lightweight men's
four, racing for the Penrith Cup, featured a
fantastic three-way tussle for the silver medal.
The NSW crew of Simon Nola, Rod Chisholm
and Ed De Carvalho, stroked by young gun Sean
Murphy, fought right to the finish line, claiming
a bronze medal behind Western Australia and
Queensland.
Rafaela Stalph, Charlotte Medway, Serena Cox,
Rowena Meredith, Lara Wainwright, Olivia
Bartram, Bridie O'Gorman, Kate O'Gorman and
coxswain Danielle Pettit, lined up at the start
line of the women's youth eight, the
Bicentennial Trophy, as easily the youngest
crew in the field. This wasn't going to stop the
NSW crew from laying it all out on the line as
they worked their way down the course.
Unfortunately, superior experience showed
towards the latter stages of the race, with NSW
finishing in 4th place. However, with the
majority of rowers under 20 years old, we
should see this crew improve over the next two
seasons.
On paper, the NSW men's youth eight,
competing for the Noel F. Wilkinson Trophy,
were an imposing sight. On the water, this was
even more evident. The crew of Robert Black,
Campbell Watts, Jacob Bicknell, Tom Schramko,
Alex Purnell, Thomas Whitehead, Jack Cook, Zac
Whitehead and coxswain Angus Bagby threw
down the gauntlet early, streaking out to a 2
second lead over the first 500 metres. Over the
next 1500 metres nothing much changed, with
the Welshmen gaining a couple of seconds
every 500 metres to finally finish an incredible
8 seconds ahead of Queensland.
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quite enough to get past Victoria, with NSW
finishing in 2nd place.
Last year's Queen's Cup team were
disappointed with their performance, finishing
6th, and vowed to step up further in 2015.
There's no doubt they did just that, as the crew
of Georgina Gotch, Jessie Allen, Amy Clay,
Genevieve Horton, Monique Heinke, Olivia
Dressler-Smith, Leah Saunders, Candice
Williams and coxswain Kendall Brodie, held off
a spirited Tasmanian finish to cross the line in
4th place. While Victoria continue to dominate
the event, the NSW crew showed that there is
potential to see the sky blue back on the
podium soon.
NSW were chasing a record 8th straight King's
Cup victory, following a dominant performance
in 2014. Unfortunately, some things are just not
meant to be. With South Australia jumping out
to an unexpected lead over the first 500 metres,
the NSW crew of Fergus Pragnell, Matthew
Ryan, Nicholas Purnell, Alexander Lloyd,
Spencer Turrin, Nick Wheatley, Jack
Hargreaves, James Chapman and coxswain
Toby Lister were left scrambling after them.
The surprise seemed to take its toll on the
Welshmen, left chasing as the Victorians
overhauled South Australia. After also getting
past SA, a quick sprint finish to the line wasn't
As always, the Interstate Regatta was filled with
amazing performances and heart-breaking
finishes. Rowing Australia once again put on a
fantastic show, featuring live coverage on Fox
Sports and colour commentary at the course by
Ray Ebert. With Victoria once again taking out
the Rowing Australia Cup, bring on 2016!
Our thanks to Rowing NSW for this report.
WELFARE REPORT
Two former elite oarsmen from Leichhardt
Rowing Club, Ralfe Currall and Max Annett are
not enjoying the best of health at the moment
As at 20th June, Ralfe, now 82, was a resident of
the St John of God Hospital at North Richmond,
and hopes to be returning home next week to be
cared for by his wife Faye. whilst Max Annett,
now of Avoca is also well looked after by wife
Barbara at home.
Ralfe represented NSW in Kings Cup Eight Oared
crews in 1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960 winning the
1959 event in Perth, West Australia. He was a
representative in the Australian eight oared crew at
the 1958 Henley Royal Regatta, and in the same
year represented Australia in the Eight at the 1958
Empire Games.
Max Annett also represented NSW in the Kings
Cup, in 1958, as a member of the winning eight
1959 and again in1960.
Max also competed in the 1960 Olympic Games in
Rome as a member of the Australian Coxed Four.
This was the only Australian crew to make a final
that year.
Both men have the best wishes and support from
both their Club and Union members.
Barry Moynahan
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NSW Union of Rowers Scholarship Club 2015
Win $1,000 in the Union of Rowers 2015 Scholarship Club
Tickets $25 each or four for $100.
The most significant activity of the Union of Rowers is the ongoing support the Union gives to
promising young athletes each year. This year the Union has made eight scholarship awards of
$1,000 each. Since 1992 the Union has presented 122 scholarships to 59 young men and 63 young
women many of whom went on to become very successful rowers and scullers with several
representing Australia.
To fund these awards the Union runs the Scholarship Club and other activities. A number of
members have already contributed to the Scholarship Club this year. We are inviting all members to
support this very worthy cause.
The lucky draw will take place late this year. The holder of the winning ticket will receive a cash
prize of $1,000. A ticket in the Scholarship Club costs $25. A contribution of $100 provides you with
four tickets. You can purchase as many tickets as you like. To purchase tickets, please complete the
attached form and return by mail or email.
Australian Crews 2015
Crews have been selected to represent Australia at the 2015 World Rowing Cup 2 (Varese, Italy),
World Rowing Cup 3 (Lucerne, Switzerland) and the 2015 World Rowing Championships
(Aiguebelette, France). However, subject to results at the first two events (WRC 2 and 3), selectors
will continuously review crews and their performances before final confirmation of the 2015 World
Rowing Championships team.
Men’s Sweep
Men’s Lightweight Coxless Four
Darryn Purcell
Nicholas Silcox
Perry Ward
Timothy McDonnell
Coach: Brett Crow
Men’s Coxless Four
Toowong RC/QLD – TIS
Toowong RC/QLD – TIS
Swan River/WA – WAIS
Toowong RC/QLD
TIS
William Lockwood
Alexander Lloyd
Spencer Turrin
Alexander Hill
Coach: Simon Cox
Melb University BC/VIC – NTC-Canberra
Sydney RC/NSW – NTC Canberra
Sydney RC/NSW – NTC Canberra
Adelaide RC/SA – NTC-Canberra
NTC-Canberra
Men’s Coxed Eight
Fergus Pragnell
James Chapman
Joshua Dunkley-Smith
Joshua Booth
Sydney University BC/NSW – VIS
Sydney RC/NSW – NSWIS
Mercantile RC/VIC – VIS
Melbourne University BC/VIC – VIS
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Matthew Ryan
Nicholas Purnell
Samuel Hookway
Scott Laidler
Coxswain – David Webster
Coach: Timothy McLaren
Sydney University BC/NSW – VIS
Sydney University BC/NSW – NSWIS
Melbourne University BC/VIC
Dutton Park RC/QLD – NTC-Canberra
Melbourne University BC/VIC – VIS
UTS RC
Men’s Coxless Pair
Jack Hargreaves
Nicholas Wheatley
Coach: Mark Prater
SUBC/NSW – NTC-Canberra
SUBC/NSW – NTC-Canberra
Sydney University BC/NSW
Men’s Scull
Men’s Double Scull
James McRae
Alexander Belonogoff
Coach: Rhett Ayliffe
Murray Bridge RC/SA – SASI
Sydney University BC/NSW – SASI
WAIS
Men’s Quadruple Scull
Cameron Girdlestone
David Crawshay
David Watts
Karsten Fosterling
Coach: John Driessen
Sydney University BC/NSW – NSWIS
Mercantile RC/VIC – VIS
Swan River/WA – NTC Canberra
Melbourne University BC/VIC – VIS
Huon RC
Lightweight Men’s Quadruple Scull
Jonothon Hookway
MUBC/VIC
James Wilson
Mercantile RC/VIC
Tom Perry
Canberra Rowing Club/ACT
Edward de Carvalho
UTS/NSW
Coach: David England
Mercantile RC/VIC
Women’s Sweep
Women’s Coxless Pair
Molly Goodman
Genevieve Horton
Coach: Bill Tait
Adelaide RC/SA – NTC-Canberra
Mosman RC/NSW – NSWIS
VIS
Women’s Coxed Eight
Hannah Vermeersch
Renee Chatterton
Katrina Bateman
Alexandra Hagan
Charlotte Sutherland
Meaghan Volker
Rosemary Popa
Lucy Stephan
Coxswain – Sarah Banting
Coach: Andrew Randell
Western Australia RC/WA – WAIS
Adelaide University RC/SA – SASI
Mercantile RC/VIC – VIS
Swan River RC/WA – WAIS
Mercantile RC/VIC – NTC-Canberra
Buckingham RC/VIC
Banks RC/VIC
MUBC/VIC – NTC-Canberra
Mercantile RC/VIC
ACTAS
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Women’s Scull
Women’s Single Scull
Kim Crow
Coach: Lyall McCarthy
MUBC/VIC -NTC Canberra
NTC-Canberra
Women’s Double Scull
Olympia Aldersey
Sally Kehoe
Coach: Jason Lane
Adelaide RC/SA – SASI
SUWRC/QLD – SASI
SASI
Women’s Lightweight Double Scull
Ella Flecker
Huon RC/TAS – NTC-Canberra
Alice McNamara
Melbourne University RC/VIC – VIS
Coach: Mark Fangen-Hall
NTC-Canberra
Women’s Lightweight Quadruple Scull
Sarah Pound
UTS RC/NSW – NSWIS
Laura Dunn
UTS RC/NSW – NSWIS
Maia Simmonds
UWA RC/WA – WAIS
Georgia Miansarow
Mosman RC/NSW – NTC Canberra
Coach: Ellen Randell
UTS RC
Women’s Quadruple Scull
Kerry Hore
Jennifer Cleary
Jessica Hall
Madeleine Edmunds
Reserve: Fiona Albert
Coach: Thomas Westgarth
Huon RC/TAS – TIS
Mercantile RC/VIC
Brisbane & GPS RC/QLD – QAS
Commercial RC/QLD – QAS
Mercantile RC/QLD – VIS
QAS
Para-Rowing Crews
Arms and Shoulders Men’s Single Scull (ASM1x)
Erik Horrie
Sydney RC/NSW – NSWIS
Coach: Jason Baker
Sydney RC
Trunk and Arms Mixed Double Scull (TAMix2x)
Kathryn Ross
ANU/VIC – NTC Canberra
Gavin Bellis
Powerhouse RC/VIC – NTC Canberra
Coach: Gordon Marcks
NTC-Canberra
Legs, Trunk and Arms Mixed Coxed Four (LTAMix4+ – Squad)
Cameron Crombie
Canberra RC/ACT – ACTAS
Kathleen Murdoch
Nepean RC/NSW – NSWIS
Jeremy McGrath
Balmain RC/NSW – NSWIS
Kathleen O’Kelly-Kennedy
Western Australian RC/WA
Sara Waitzer
Tasmanian University BC/TAS
Coxswain – Josephine Burnand
Mosman RC/NSW
Coach: Gordon Marcks
NTC-Canberra
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Australian Under 21 Rowing Team 2015
Rowing Australia has announced the Under 21 Australian Rowing Team that will compete in the
two-round Trans-Tasman Challenge Regatta Series between Australia and New Zealand.
The first round of the series will take place in Sydney, Australia from 2 to 4 July 2015 at Sydney
International Regatta Centre, while the second round will take place from 27 to 29 August 2015 at
Lake Karapiro, New Zealand
Men’s Sculling
Henry Youl
Jacob Bicknell
TAS – Tamar RC
NSW – Sydney University Boat Club
Men’s Sweep
Darcy Wruck
Harley Moore
Oliver Smith
George Lethbridge
Tom McLellan – Coxswain
QLD – Commercial Rowing Club
QLD – Commercial Rowing Club
QLD – Toowong Rowing Club
QLD – Toowong Rowing Club
QLD – Commercial Rowing Club
Men’s Lightweight
Oliver Cook
Sean Murphy
Blaine Heseltine
TAS – Tamar Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club – Reserve
Coaches
Kieran Dwyer
Matthias Ungemach
QLD – Toowong Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
Women’s Sweep
Miller Ferris
Tyler Ferris
Ellen Pozzi
Eloise Parker
Sarah Ben-David
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
VIC – Melbourne University Boat Club
Women’s Sculling
Annabelle McIntyre
Serena Cox
WA – Fremantle Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
Women’s Lightweight
Kate O’Gorman
Caitlyn Bloomfield
Meghan Hester
NSW – UTS
TAS – Tamar Rowing Club
VIC- Mercantile Rowing Club – Reserve
Coaches
Jirik Haselgrove
Annabelle Eaton
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
VIC – Melbourne University Boat Club
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Australian Junior and Under 23 Rowing Teams 2015
Rowing Australia has announced the teams to represent Australia at the 2015 Junior and U23 World
Rowing Championships. The Junior Australian Rowing Team selected will travel to Rio de Janeiro
for the 2015 Junior World Rowing Championships that take place from 5 to 9 August this year. The
U23 Australian Rowing Team selected will compete from 22 to 26 July at the 2015 U23 World
Rowing Championships set to be held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
Australian Junior Rowing Team to compete at 2015 World Rowing
Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Junior Men’s Single Scull
Adam Bakker
Coach: John Bowes
Junior Men’s Coxed Four
Tom Barnes
Henry Kamp
Hamish McDonald
Toby Starkey
Benjamin Doyle – Coxswain
Coaches: Robert Williams
and Jason Baker (mentor coach,
non-travelling.)
QLD – Nudgee College/Commercial Rowing Club
QLD – Nudgee College
NSW – Sydney Rowing Club
NSW – Sydney Rowing Club
NSW – Sydney Rowing Club
NSW – Sydney Rowing Club
NSW – Sydney Rowing Club
NSW – Sydney Rowing Club
NSW – Sydney Rowing Club
Junior Women’s Coxless Pair
Charlotte Medway
Rafaela Stalph
Coach: Alfie Young
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
Junior Women’s Coxless Four
Georgia Seidel
Madeleine Southall
Josephine Theile
Lily Alton-Triggs
Coach: Ned Draydon
SA – Murray Bridge Rowing Club
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
QLD – University of Queensland Boat Club
Junior Women’s Double Scull
Bridget Badenoch
Georgia Wheeler
Coach: Jarrad Schar
SA – Adelaide University Boat Club
WA – Swan River Rowing Club
SA – South Australian Institute of Sport
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U23 Australian Rowing Team to compete at 2015 U23 World Rowing
Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
U23 Men’s Coxless Pair
Nicholas Wheatley
Jack Hargreaves
Coach: Mark Prater
NSW – NTC-Canberra/Sydney University Boat Club
NSW – NTC-Canberra/Sydney University Boat Club
NSW – Sydney University Boat Club
Under 23 Men’s Double Scull
Luke Letcher
Thomas Schramko
Coach: Nick Garratt
ACT – Black Mountain Rowing Club
NSW- Mosman Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
Under 23 Men’s Quad Scull
Christopher Hayes
Robert Black
Alexander Purnell
William Mure
Coach: Antonio Maurogiovanni
WA – Swan River Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
NSW – Sydney University Boat Club
TAS – Huon Rowing Club
WA – Swan River Rowing Club
Under 23 Men’s Lightweight Coxless Pair
Hamish Parry
QLD – Toowong Rowing Club
John Armitage
QLD – Toowong Rowing Club
Coach: Ben Southwell
QLD – QAS
Under 23 Women’s Coxless Pair
Katrina Werry
Addy Dunkley-Smith
Coach: Simon Gadsden
VIC – Mercantile Rowing Club
VIC – Mercantile Rowing Club
VIC – Mercantile Rowing Club
Under 23 Women’s Quad Scull
Cara Grzeskowiak
Georgina Gotch
Rowena Meredith
Tessa Carty
Coach: Judith Ungemach
ACT – Capital Lakes Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
QLD – Bundaberg Rowing Club
NSW – Mosman Rowing Club
Under 23 Women’s Lightweight Double Scull
Amy James
QLD – Toowong Rowing Club
Holly Lawrence
NSW – UTS
Coach: Alex Field
QLD – Toowong Rowing Club
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NSW Union of Rowers Scholarship Club 2015
Dear Member
Win $1,000 in the Union of Rowers 2015 Scholarship Club
Tickets $25 each or four for $100.
Please support the Union of Rowers annual awards by contributing to the 2015 Scholarship Club.
The most significant activity of the Union of Rowers is the ongoing support the Union gives to promising
young athletes each year. This year the Union has made eight scholarship awards of $1,000 each. Over
100 of these awards have been made since 1992.
To fund these awards the Union runs the Scholarship Club and other activities. A number of members
have already contributed to the Scholarship Club this year. We are inviting all members to support this
very worthy cause.
The lucky draw will take place late this year. The holder of the winning ticket will receive a cash prize of
$1,000.
A ticket in the Scholarship Club costs $25. A contribution of $100 provides you with four tickets. You
can purchase as many tickets as you like. To purchase tickets, please complete the attached form and
return by mail or email.
Best of luck in the draw.
Keith Jameson
President
Phillip Titterton
Honorary Secretary
The Honorary Secretary
NSW Union of Rowers
P.O. Box 208
FIVE DOCK NSW 2046
Email: [email protected]
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NSW Union of Rowers
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