Victoria University Rowing Club
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Victoria University Rowing Club currently located in Wellington New Zealand and based from the Wellington Rowing Club. The club was reestablished around 10 years ago and is now attends the New Zealand University Games with one of the largest rowing teams.
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[edit] History
It is not officially known when the idea of a Victoria University Rowing club was conceived. It is known that crews rowing as Victoria University existed in 1928 as such a crew won the Hebberly Shield in that year. Other years that Victoria University has won the Hebberley shield are: 1929, 1931, 1937, 1938, 1967, 1968. Information from NZ University Rowing History however this information contains many unexplained gaps.
[edit] National Representatives
2005 NZ Universities Lightweight Men's 4- Kevin Simpson
2005 NZ Universities Lightweight Women's 4x- Georgia Halley
2003 NZ Universities Heavyweight Men's 8+ Peter Taylor, Ben Dunsheath
2003 NZ Universities Lightweight Men's 4- Mike Grace
2002 NZ Universities Heavyweight Men's 8+ Ben Ashby
2002 NZ Universities Lightweight Men's 4- Peter Taylor
2002 NZ Universities Lightweight Women's 4x- Kirsty Ferguson
2002 NZ Universities Heavyweight Women's 8+ Kerstin Burridge
2001 NZ Universities Lightweight Men's 8+ Graham Maltby
2001 NZ Universities Lightweight Women's 4x- Kirsty Ferguson, Carolyn Hodge
2000 NZ Universities Heavyweight Men's 8+ Rees Ward
2000 NZ Universities Lightweight Women's 4x- Kirsty Ferguson
1999 NZ Universities Heavyweight Men's 8+ Hunter Tretheway
1999 NZ Universities Heavyweight Women's 8+ Marianne Lupton, Sarah Nyberg
1998 NZ Universities Heavyweight Men's 8+ Mike Preston, Rees Ward
1998 NZ Universities Heavyweight Women's 8+ Sarah Nyberg
1972 NZ Olympic Men's 8+ Richard Joyce
1968 NZ Olympic Men's 4+ Richard Joyce
[edit] NZU Blues Recipients
1927 Mr F H Mullins, Mr J F Platts-Mills
1928 Mr F M Bell, Mr K F Crease, Mr F H Mullins, Mr S G Rees, Mr G Thomas
1930 Mr F M Bell, Mr D F Gane, Mr W J Kemp
1931 Mr D F Gane, Mr W J Kemp
1932 Mr F M Bell, Mr W J Kemp
1935 Mr J F Eggers
1936 Mr G B Gibbons
1937 Mr F G Bowling, Mr G C Broad, Mr J B Bullock, Mr A R Burge, Mr R P Hansen
1938 Mr G C Broad, Mr J B Bullock, Mr A R Burge, Mr R P Hansen, Mr F D Stafford
1939 Mr J B Bullock, Mr R P Hansen
1940 Mr R G Bannister
1941 Mr I L Moore
1945 Mr Enoka McDonald
1947 Mr K G Honore
1948 Mr J W Wilson
1950 Mr D B Horsley, Mr W S Taylor
1952 Mr R O Weenink
1954 Mr R Stenick
1957 Mr Mike L Winter
1958 Mr Frank P Crotty, Mr Peter Preston-Thomas, Mr Mike L Winter
1960 Mr Mike L Winter
1963 Mr Paul Crichton
1966 Mr John G Gibbons, Mr T Gibson
1967 Mr John G Gibbons, Mr Richard Joyce, Mr Peter W Wear
1968 Mr John G Gibbons, Mr Ollie R Gilbert
1969 Mr Ollie R Gilbert
[edit] Victoria University Blues Recipients
[edit] Hebberley Shield Winning Crews
The Hebberley Shield is contested by Championship Men's Eights at the University Games, over a distance of 3.2Km since 1928. As of 2006 Canterbury University has won 28 times and Otago University 19 times.
1968 Crew not engraved: Richard Joyce (stroke),
1967 Richard Joyce (stroke), P. G. MacCauley, P. W. Wear, J. G. Gibbons, O. R. Gilbert, R. G. Trott, J. R. Pope, B. J. Brown, B.A.Jones (cox/coach)
1938 G. C. Broad (stroke), R. P. Hansen, N. M. Rose, J. B. Bullock, R. E. Hermans, T. S. Mahood, G. T. Ryan, A. R. Bridge, F. D. Stafford (cox)
1937 K. W. Barnes (stroke), F. G. Bowling, R. P. Hansen, J. B. Bullock, N. M. Rose, R. J. McElroy, G. C. Broad, A. R. Burge, F. Stafford (cox), E. J. Barnes (coach)
1931 Crew not engraved
1929 Crew not engraved
1928 F. H. Mullins (stroke), K. F. Crease, F. M. Bell, A. Taylor, C. Steele, S. G. Rees, G. Thomas, R. Moffat, T. Kearns (cox), E. Diehl (coach)
[edit] Tamaki Cup Winning Crews
The Tamaki Cup is contested by Championship Women's Eights at the University Games, over a distance of 3.2Km since 1956. As of 2006 Otago University has won 13 times, Auckland University 8 times and Canterbury University 6 times.
1960 Crew not engraved
[edit] Distinguished Members
- Richard Joyce (Hebberley Shield winner 1967 & 1968, Double Olympic Champion 1968 Summer Olympics & 1972 Summer Olympics)