INDEX to Australian National Championships

Men's Adaptive Double Scull Summary

This event allows an adaptive rower to race with a master rower in a double scull. The adaptive sculler must race in the stroke seat. This is a Category 3 race and in recent years has required heats and finals.

Year	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	Time
1999	Nepean, NSW						3.52.72
2000	Swan River, WA						3:31.28
2001	Swan River, WA						3:30.15
2002	Swan River / ECU Perth, WA						3:36.26
2003	Bunbury / ECU Perth, WA						3:38.21
2004	Murray Bridge, SA						3:51.76
2005	Murray Bridge, SA	Lakes Rowers No 1, NSW	ECU Perth / Bunbury, WA	Lakes Rowers No 2, NSW	Sandy Bay No 2, TAS	Huon, TAS	3:38.63
2006	Lakes Rowers No 1, NSW	Lakes Rowers No 2, NSW	Murray Bridge, SA	Ulverston, TAS	Sandy Bay No 2, TAS	Sandy Bay No1, TAS	3:26.62
2007	Penrith, NSW	Lakes Rowers, NSW	Murray Bridge, SA	Noosa, QLD	ECU Perth, WA	Sandy Bay, TAS	3:39.85

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