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Junior Rowers return home - 1

by Rowing-World on 13 Aug 2006
Auckland Grammar’’s rowers were on hand to greet their rower, Michael Arms, and his fellow NZ team members. Rowing-World
The New Zealand Junior Rowing team returned home last Wednesday morning with their Gold and Silver medals, and were hailed as the most successful Junior Rowing team to leave New Zealand. They were welcomed home by Rowing NZ Board member and former CEO, Mike Stanley.

David Eade and his very proud mother © Rowing-World
David Eade and his very proud mother © Rowing-World



Two TV crews covered the arrival back in Auckland © Rowing-World
Two TV crews covered the arrival back in Auckland © Rowing-World



Anna Stantiall (Cullinane College) © Rowing-World
Anna Stantiall (Cullinane College) © Rowing-World



Mike Stanley chats with the Junior Rowers before the photo and interview session. © Rowing-World
Mike Stanley chats with the Junior Rowers before the photo and interview session. © Rowing-World



Mike Stanley chats with the Junior Rowers before the photo and interview session. © Rowing-World
Mike Stanley chats with the Junior Rowers before the photo and interview session. © Rowing-World



David Eade and Josiah Lester describe their win in the Junior Mens Eight © Rowing-World
David Eade and Josiah Lester describe their win in the Junior Mens Eight © Rowing-World



David Eade and Josaih Lester face the two cameria crews © Rowing-World
David Eade and Josaih Lester face the two cameria crews © Rowing-World



TV One interview © Rowing-World
TV One interview © Rowing-World



David Eade chats with the TV crew. © Rowing-World
David Eade chats with the TV crew. © Rowing-World



Cox Robert Salvesen has a pensive moment. © Rowing-World
Cox Robert Salvesen has a pensive moment. © Rowing-World



Josiah Lester gives his umpteenth TV intreview © Rowing-World
Josiah Lester gives his umpteenth TV intreview © Rowing-World



Michael Arms, with his Gold medal, is all smiles. © Rowing-World
Michael Arms, with his Gold medal, is all smiles. © Rowing-World



Michael Arms with his Auckland Grammar schoolmates in the background © Rowing-World
Michael Arms with his Auckland Grammar schoolmates in the background © Rowing-World



Stroke of the Junior Eight, David Eade and his crew. © Rowing-World
Stroke of the Junior Eight, David Eade and his crew. © Rowing-World



The Junior Eight pose with their photo taken at the medal ceremony © Rowing-World
The Junior Eight pose with their photo taken at the medal ceremony © Rowing-World



The Gold Medal winning Eight © Rowing-World
The Gold Medal winning Eight © Rowing-World



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