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Maadi Cup to Hamilton Boys, Rangi Ruru take Girls

by Rowing-World on 31 Mar 2007
Margins between the podium placegetters in the 2007 Girls U-18 Eights Sky TV

Hamilton Boys have taken the Maadi Cup by two lengths from defending champions Christs College. Hamilton took control soon after the start and moved out to win by two boat lengths at the finish.

Christs challenged in the first half od the race, but Hamilton was too strong and the defending champions protected second place from Kings College, who took the bronze medal by a fraction of a second from Auckland Grammar.

In the Levin Jubilee Cup, Rangi Ruru were a clear winner of the event from Nelson Girls College. In a shadow of the Boys event, Rangi Ruru took charge early on and kept Nelson Girls College under control, winning by a boatlength from Wanganui Collegiate, the 2006 titleholder who were a canvas behind.

Times were a lot slower for the Boys event, with Hamilton Boys rowing down the course in 6min 22s, a far cry from the time they last won the event in 2005, on the same venue when the Ian Wright coached crew, was well under the magic six minute mark.

Results for BOYS U18 8+

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A Final Results
Club Finish 1500 1000 500 Crew
1st HAMILTON BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 1 6:22:50 - - - Nick Burrows William Shaw Joseph Morgan Fraser Johns Tyler Sherman Brad Ross Josh Payne Tyna Williams Cox Matt Cameron
2nd CHRISTS COLLEGE SCHOOL 1 6:30:96 - - - Richard Wilson William Rutherford Winstone Cosgrove Jeremy McDonnell Ben Lynton Michael Newman James Lassche James O'Connor Cox Robert Salvesen
3rd KINGS COLLEGE SCHOOL 1 6:37:11 - - - Sam Kember Donald Serra-Stacey Jourdan Harvey Scott Foote Jack Riddell Henry Caulton Daniel Steele Andrew MacGibbon Cox Miles Arulambalam
4th AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1 6:37:19 - - - Samuel Loader Alex McCutcheon Patrick Pethica Malone Blaikie Michael Arms Geoffrey Cornell Mark Pardington Jean-Paul Smit Cox Thomas Knight
5th ST BEDES COLLEGE 1 6:43:64 - - - Michael Scally Ben Lilley Hemi Bedggood William Meates Hoani Smith Benjamin Wooding George McLeod Craig Spencer Cox Matthew Leonard
6th WANGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 1 6:45:90 - - - Guy Sinclair Sunny Teki-Clark Jack Turner Sam Horrocks Mathew Walker Andrew Lee Samuel Oskam Alex Busby Cox Christopher Tylee
7th ST KENTIGERN COLLEGE SCHOOL 1 6:46:94 - - - Michael Chapman Michael Colville James Hindle Sean Reidy Hayden White Nick Bixley Brendon Everett Scott Porter Cox Michael Winder
8th CH-CH BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 1 6:58:80 - - - Lachie McIntosh Tim Wright George Enersen Edward Droomgool Brodie Retallick Victor Richardson Ben Palmer Alistair Bond Cox Tom Coull



Results for GIRLS U18 8+

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A Final Results
Club Finish 1500 1000 500 Crew
1st RANGI RURU GIRLS SCHOOL 1 7:15:19 - - - Olivia Cooper Jenny Storey Lucinda Paterson Anna Dawson Sophie Spiers Alexandra Burnside Jenna Suckling Julia Watherston Cox Rosie Ulrich
2nd NELSON COLLEGE FOR GIRLS 1 7:19:26 - - - Lucy Conway Olivia Bird Kirsty Thompson Natalie Stuart Olivia Timpson Natalie Matheson Sian Jones-White Jaclyn Fenwick Cox Jenny Mathews
3rd WANGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 1 7:20:96 - - - Natalie McMaster Bella Blackburn Lucy Lilburn Amanda Cranston Rebecca Porter Tessa Leenards Paparangi Hipango Kate Austin Cox Sarah Donald
4th WAIKATO DIOCESAN SCHOOL 1 7:30:02 - - - Aynslee Rodger Clare Gatenby Isobel Dingwall Brooke Summerville Sarah Keene Brylee Haywood Louise Dymock Courtney Jefferies Cox Ainslee Skinner
5th KINGS COLLEGE SCHOOL 1 7:32:44 - - - MacKenzie Robertson Emma Hunter Emily Stevens Elise Freeman Caitlin Menzies Katia Holland Kimberley Tonkin Hannah MacLean Cox Julia Sandston
6th ST MARGARETS COLLEGE 1 7:36:56 - - - Courtney Paterson Hope Westbury Rebecca Newman Madeline Edmunds Jessica Loe Josie Maher Olivia Loe Rosa Thomas Cox Emma Fechney
7th BARADENE COLLEGE 1 7:46:72 - - - Teressa Agnew Bridget Reilly Margie Paterson Sigrid Davis Anthea Stembridge Karli Dowd Anna Churton Nichola Considine Cox Stacey Lithgow
8th SACRED HEART GIRLS COLLEGE 1 7:49:46 - - - Brittany Mace Bridgette van Heuven Latoya Kohinga Madi Carmichael Catherine Mills Priscilla McIntosh Chelsea Morrison Kelsie McLellan Cox Annaliese Devoy



Christs College (right) cross second with Kings College in third in the 2007 Maadi Cup © Sky TV
Christs College (right) cross second with Kings College in third in the 2007 Maadi Cup © Sky TV


Hamilton Boys are clear ahead of the second placed crew (out of picture to the left) in the Bous U18-8 for the 2007 Maardi Cup © Sky TV
Hamilton Boys are clear ahead of the second placed crew (out of picture to the left) in the Bous U18-8 for the 2007 Maardi Cup © Sky TV


Rangi Ruru cross the finish line to win the 2007 Levin Jubilee Cup for the Girls U-18 Eight © Sky TV
Rangi Ruru cross the finish line to win the 2007 Levin Jubilee Cup for the Girls U-18 Eight © Sky TV

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