Interstate Women's PR3 Sculling Championship
Commenced 2016
Given the growth and development of para rowing, it was deemed appropriate by the Council of Rowing Australia that a suitable interstate championship be added to these championships. Given the disparity in classes available and the need for this event to wide enough to allow representatives from all States, a PR3 category scull was agreed.
Originally, the race was commenced as an LTA (leg truck and arms) category, but was changed to PR3 when the international categories changed.
The race was initially raced over 1000m, the then international race distance. It was moved to 2000m in 2018.
2022 Presentation
Summary of Women's PR3 Sculling Race Results
This summary shows the results of the final and where known and space permits, the other scullers in order of finishing the repechage.
| Year | Venue | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Sydney International Regatta Centre NSW | NSW Kathleen Murdoch | TAS Emma Jago | VIC Kate Lapthorne | 4:05.32 | ||||
| 2017 | Sydney International Regatta Centre NSW | NSW Kathleen Murdoch | TAS Emma Jago | ACT - Kathryn Ross | VIC Kate Lapthorne | QLD Rebecca Markwell | 4:06.19 | ||
| 2018 | Sydney International Regatta Centre NSW | NSW Kathleen Murdoch | ACT Nikki Ayers | TAS Sara Waitzer | VIC Kate Lapthorne | QLD Rebecca Markwell | 9:19.95 | ||
| 2019 | Sydney International Regatta Centre NSW | ACT Nikki Ayers | NSW Julia Story | SA Anu Francis | TAS Sara Waitzer | QLD Rebecca Markwell |
10:24.19
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| 2020 | Regatta cancelled due to pandemic | ||||||||
| 2021 | Lake Barrington, TAS | ACT Nikki Ayers |
VIC Jess Gallagher | NSW Bronte Marshall | QLD Rebecca Markwell |
10:30.72
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| 2022 | Nagambie Lakes, VIC | VIC Jess Gallagher |
NSW L Greissl | ACT R Jones | QLD Rebecca Markwell |
9:10.63
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| 2023 | Champion Lakes, WA | ACT Nikki Ayers |
VIC S Lutze | NSW J Story | QLD K Mitchell | 8:46.92
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This summary shows the results of the final and where known and space permits, the other scullers in order of finishing the repechage.
| State | Number of times won |
|---|---|
| NSW | 3 |
| ACT | 3 |
| Victoria | 1 |
| Queensland | |
| Western Australia | |
| Tasmania | |
| Total | 7 |
Sources
- Other pages on this site
- Images from the Guerin collection
- Author's own records