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Congratulations to the 2010 recepients, who were as follows:
Principle Awards
Administrator of the Year: Peter Sinclair
Coach of the Year: John O’Connor
Club Crew of the Year: Waihopai/James Hargest College U16/17 Girls Squad
Junior Oarsperson: Hayden Cohen
Senior Oarsperson: Storm Uru
 Southland Men’s 4- 2009 Mainland Champs Crew
2010 Mainland Provincial Champs 2/3 October 2010
Nominations close Friday 27 August 2010 – nominations to southland@rowingnz.com
2010 TIPS Camp - 27-29 August 2010
June 2010 Bridge to Bridge Long Distance Results - June Long Distance Results.pdf
2010 Winter Training Programme - Athletes Selected
2010 ILT FOUNDATION SOUTHLAND WINTER ROWING PROGRAMME
for a list of athletes selected - see programmes page
Southland gets AGM
The Southland Rowing Association hosted the 2010 Rowing New Zealand AGM, held May 15th at the Kelvin Hotel.
2009 Southland Rower of the Year Awards
Principle Awards
Administrator of the Year: Christine North
Coach of the Year: John O’Connor
Club Crew of the Year: Waihopai Senior Quad, Ollie Behrent, Matt Malcolm, Mark O’Connor, Andrew O’Connor, coach John O’Connor
Junior Oarsperson: Mark O’Connor
Senior Oarsperson: Nathan Cohen
Southland Rowing Association Awards - 2009
Overall Aggregate: Waihopai RC 730 Invercargill R C 298 Awarua BC 11
Open Men’s Aggregate: Waihopai RC 79 Invercargill R C 27
Open Women’s Aggregate: Waihopai R C 56 Invercargill RC 10
Overall Men’s Aggregate: Waihopai RC 313 Invercargill R C 213
Overall Women’s Aggregate: Waihopai R C 417 Invercargill RC 85
Southland Rowing Association – 2009 Winners by Class
Men’s Open: Matthew Malcolm Women’s Open : Sarah Barnes
Men’s Club: Ollie Behrent Women’s Club: Lucy Williams
Men’s Under 18: Sam Shannon Women’s Under 18: Kristy Eade
Men’s Under 16: Ben Peters Women’s Under 16: Brittany Allan
Men’s Under 15: Nick Hill Women’s Under 15: Amber Coote & Kristen Froude
Men’s Novice: Jordan Maher Women’s Novice: Vanessa Hodgkinson
Regional Rowing Update
May 2009 RegionalNews.pdf
Hargest Scullers Top School in New Zealand
James Hargest Scullers finished 1st in the Sculling Aggregate at the Aon NZ Secondary School Rowing Championship which concluded on Lake Karapiro on Saturday. The Invercargill School picked up a further Gold, three silvers and a bronze medal on the second day of finals to win the Prestigious “President’s Scull” for the most points in Sculling events at the regatta. To put the win in perspective, Hargest also finished 3rd in the overall aggregate behind New Zealand’s more traditional rowing schools, Rangi Ruru from Christchurch, 2nd, and Maadi Cup winners Hamilton Boy’s High School.
Media Releases from Finals days - Maadi-Southland.doc
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