All of the rowers acquitted themselves very well in their respective heats and semis, with twelve crews making it to an A final (compared to nine the previous year), and eight to a B final (compared to four the previous year).
In the twelve A finals, seven medals were attained: one gold, four silver and two bronze.
Boys' Under-16 Quad
Gold - King’s No. 1: Hunter Coldham, James Hall, Daniel Williamson, Lachie Dixon, Lachie Cook
Silver - King’s No. 1: Max Brady, Sam Cummins, Grayson Gaze, Hunter Gaze, Thomas Spillane
Boys' Under-15 Octuple
Silver - Max Brady, Harrison Elliott, JP Scarlett, Thomas Ludbrook, Samuel Brewer, Max Smith, Keegan Greig, Luke Shannon, James Archibald
Boys' Under-16 Eight
Silver - King’s No. 1: Hunter Coldham, Sam Cummins, Daniel Williamson, James Hall, Grayson Gaze, Lachie Dixon, Lachie Cook, Hunter Gaze, Harrison Elliott
Boys' Under-18 Quad
Silver - King’s No. 1: Hunter Coldham Sam Cummins, Oliver Maclean, James Hall, Sam Lowe
Boys' Under-16 Double
Bronze - King's No.1 - Daniel Williamson, James Hall
Boys' Under-15 Single
Bronze - Daniel Williamson
Special mention should also be made of four sterling performances in a B Final:
Girls' Under-17 Single
1st - Ellen Davis
Boys' Under-16 Four
2nd - Alex Sutcliffe, Harry Lee, Thomas Spillane, Tyler Doherty, Matthew Caro
Boys' Under-16 Quad
3rd - Alex Sutcliffe, Max Caddie, Harry Lee, Tyler Doherty, Matthew Caro
Boys' Under-15 Quad
2nd - Hunter Coldham, Max Smith, Luke Shannon, Keegan Greig, James Archibald
The squad now commences final preparations for the Maadi Cup Regatta, which will run from Monday, 4 to Saturday, 6 April at Lake Ruataniwha, Twizel and looks forward to what will hopefully be a very productive and rewarding climax to the season.
