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Hamilton Boys vs Wanganui Collegiate in BU184+

by Rowing-World on 27 Mar 2006
Wanganui Collegiate qualify for the BU184+ SIR (South Island Rowing)
Two heats were raced today in the BU184+ event which will culminate in the Finals for the Springbok Shield on Friday.

The North Island champions, Hamilton Boys won the first heat by 10 seconds from Kings College, and secured a place in the final. Third was Otago Boys High with the second Hamilton Boys crew (the other half of their Eight) in fourth place.

In Heat 2 it was the dark horse of Wanganui Collegiate who won in a time, just a second shy of Hamilton Boys with silver medallist at the North Islands, St Kentigerns six seconds back.

The result for Kings will be very heartening as they finished fourth in the final at the North Islands and appear to have made a crew change introducing Hugo Farmer into the crew.

Most of the North Island finalists were drawn in the first heat , and will be in the repechages tomorrow.

The Fours crews broke down for the U18 Pair oar event earlier in the morning, and in the fist heat, Hamilton Boys had a cracker of a race with Otago Boys High – with the North Island crew finishing about half a second ahead of Otago. Both crews go through to the Final on Friday. The second heat was a slower affair with Bethlehem College heading off Wellington College, taking up two other places in the Final with St Patricks in third 17 seconds back, and destined for the repechage.

Only 11 crews contested the Pairs meaning seven crews will contest the repechage.

Heat 1 Results
Progression. First to Final. Rest to Repechage.
Club Finish 1500 1000 500 Crew
1st HAMILTON BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 1 6:44:64 - - - Josh Payne Josiah Lester Jared Pehi Tyson Williams Cox Sam Purvis
2nd KINGS COLLEGE SCHOOL 1 6:54:91 - - - Richard Menzies Scott McKenzie Willoughby Kenny Hugo Farmer Cox Miles Arulambalam
3rd OTAGO BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 1 6:58:75 - - - Hamish Cooper David Waddell Sam Bennett Grant Fahey Cox Jamie Burgess
4th HAMILTON BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 2 7:01:11 - - - Blair Smith Joseph Morgan Arundeep Singh Brad Ross Cox Matt Cameron
5th ST PAULS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 1 7:08:09 - - - Mitchell Ewen Mark Gasquoine Ben Rodwell Jo Linklater Cox Ben Parker
6th GISBORNE BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 1 7:09:13 - - - Shaun Jacobs Jordan Urry Calum Johnstone Elliott Green Cox Glen Barwick
7th DUNSTAN HIGH SCHOOL 1 7:19:95 - - - Rory Naylor Shane Fulton Kurt Verduyn Thomas Garden Cox Karl Green


Heat 2 Results
Club Finish 1500 1000 500 Crew
1st WANGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 1 6:45:63 - - - Keith Donald Daniel Horrocks Barclay Winter Craig Van Veldon Cox Tom Middleton
2nd ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE SCHOOL 1 6:51:06 - - - Hayden White Thomas Blampied Robert Kidd Nick Bixley Cox Samuel Cosgriff
3rd ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 6:58:31 - - - Hoani Smith Benjamin Wooding George McLeod Craig Spencer Cox Matthew Leonard
4th NELSON COLLEGE FOR BOYS 1 6:58:64 - - - Simon Moroney Matt Hellriegel James Taylor Chris Sandall Cox Edward Burger
5th TAURANGA BOYS COLLEGE 1 7:06:77 - - - Ben Frank Bradley Cooper Michael Callum Peter Gifford Cox Toby Peard
6th HAMILTON BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 3 7:11:94 - - - Nick Burrows Jason Kirk Haden Walker Peter Walter Cox Taylor Bond
7th ST PAULS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 2 7:53:62 - - - Giles Wolfe Colin Barton Michael Wallace Hamish Clarke Cox James Griffin


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