Daysheet Day 4- 2006 AON Maadi Cup

by Rowing-World on 29 Mar 2006

Holly Johnston[John Paul College] appears to alone in the Girls under 16 coxed 4 . Assisted by Anneke by-de-Ley, Sophie Dawe, and Emma Ball with cox Amy Plummer the crew took a place in the B grade final. SIR+photosouth@xtra.co.nz

Thursday is a relatively light day - with only six semi-finals scheduled, and with plenty of time allowed between events as several rowers are competing in more than one event.

These events are generally the most popular in the card for Maadi 2006, and the heats atracted fields of up to 60 crews per event.

Finals start tomorrow, Friday, with A and B Finals being run for most events.

Daysheet for Day 4 (Thursday 30 March) 2006 AON NZ Secondary Schools Regatta

All races are Semi-Finals - Repechages completed yesterday. Finals start Friday (tomorrow) and the two remaining Semi- Finals are being raced after the conclusion of the Coxes racing. So six Semi-Final events will be raced today

NB The Event Order is not consecutive to allow rowers who are competing in multiple semi-finals sufficent chance to recover between races.
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Event Heat Time 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Progress

1 1 8:30AM BU162X SPTW1 VERD1 QCHA1 STAN1 QCHA2 STKV1 NAPB1 HAUR1 1-2>AF 3-4>BF

2 8:35AM STCC2 SHAK1 BTHC1 NELB1 JHAR1 WHAK1 ROTB1 WLCO2

3 8:40AM STPC2 STAN2 NELB2 WHAK2 STKT1 STAN3 STBD3 WNCS1

4 8:45AM STPC1 WTLB1 OBHS1 RONC1 CBHS1 JMCG2 WTKB2 VERD2

15 1 9:30AM GU162X RRGS1 EGGS1 BTHC1 STPC2 WNHS1 STPC1 MLBG1 JPCR2 1-2>AF 3-4>BF

2 9:35AM BURN1 OTUM1 CRAI2 TWIZ1 VILL1 STKT2 VILL2 STMG2

3 9:40AM TAKA1 NCOG1 WNHS2 ROTG1 OGHS1 STMG1 TRID1 SLDG1

4 9:45AM STKV2 WTKG1 DUNS1 ROSE1 CRAI1 JPCR1 RRGS2 WKDS1

23 1 10:30AM BU171X HTVH1 WNHS1 CAMB1 RONC2 NELB1 TAKA2 JMCG1 KAVA1 1-2>AF 3-4>BF

2 10:35AM TIMB1 RAHS1 SLDB2 SJHS1 TAKA1 BTHC1 QCHA1 NAPB1

3 10:40AM WLCO1 VERD2 MLBB1 HAUR1 SLDB3 STPC1 RAHS2 WLCO2

4 10:45AM PUKE1 STKV1 BTHC2 JHAR1 WNCS5 RONC1 HAUR2 TIMB2

19 1 11:00AM GU152X JPCR1 STMG2 TEAW1 RRGS2 HAUR1 ROTG2 NCOG2 QCHA1 1-2>AF 3-4>BF

2 11:05AM ROTG1 BURN1 CRAI1 MLBG1 WAKA2 TRGG1 TIMG1 HLCR1

3 11:10AM ROSE1 HAUR2 TAKA1 WNHS1 NCOG1 RRGS1 STMG1 STHI1

4 11:15AM STKV2 RRGS3 VILL1 STAN1 CRAI2 STKV1 MLBG2 RRGS4

Coxswain races

22 1 12:00PM GU172X CARM1 DIOC1 QMAR1 KGCA1 MLBG1 SHGR1 MLBG2 OGHS1 1-2>AF 3-4>BF

2 12:05PM WLGC1 JHAR1 RLHS2 WLGC2 RRGS1 TWIZ1 NCOG1 BTHC2

3 12:10PM BTHC1 DUNS1 WTLG1 ROTG1 RAHS1 VERD1 KAVA1 WNHS1

4 12:15PM QMAR2 QMAR3 SLDG1 CGHS3 DIOC2 WHAK1 QHSD1 CAMB1

36 1 12:30PM BU172X BTHC1 SJHS1 TIMB1 HAUR1 STAN1 NELB1 AQUI1 KAVA1 1-2>AF 3-4>BF

2 12:35PM DUNS1 TRGB1 CBHS1 RONC1 QCHA1 MLBB1 JHAR1 JPCR2

3 12:40PM TAKA1 SPTW2 WLCO1 WNHS2 BTHC2 SPTW1 WLCO3 CBHS2

4 12:45PM JPCR1 STAN2 SLDB1 WNHS1 PUKE1 STPC1 WLCO2 OBHS1

The Regatta committee advises that a number of clubs are under surveillance

for coaching from the bank. THIS WILL NOT BE TOLERATED.

Do not put your schools participation in this regatta in jepordy.

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