Katrina Bateman
Mercantile Rowing Club (VIC)
2010 – Junior World Championships Junior Women’s Quad Scull three seat – Eighth
2011 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship three seat – First
2011 – U23 World Championships U23 Women’s Quad Scull – Bronze
2012 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship five seat – First
2012 – U23 World Championships U23 Women’s Coxless Four three seat – Silver
2013 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship four seat – First
2013 – World Cup I Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – Third
2013 – World Cup I Women’s Eight four seat – First
2013 – World Cup II Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – Seventh
2013 – World Cup III Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – Seventh
2013 – World Championships Women’s Eight four seat – Fifth
2014 – National Championships Open Women’s Eight three seat – First
2014 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship three seat – First
2014 – World Cup I Women’s Coxless Pair bow – Tenth
2014 – World Cup III Women’s Eight three seat – Sixth
2014 – World Championships Women’s Eight three seat – Tenth
2015 – National Championships Open Women’s Eight six seat – First
2015 – National Championships Open Women’s Coxless Four three seat – First
2015 – National Championships Open Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – First
2015 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship six seat – First
2015 – World Cup II Women’s Eight stroke – Sixth
2015 – World Cup II Women’s Coxless Four stroke – Second
2015 – World Cup III Women’s Eight stroke – Sixth
2015 – World Championships Women’s Eight six seat – Eighth
2016 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship six seat – First
2016 - Olympic Games Women's reserve
2019 – Interstate Women’s Single Championship – Second
2019 – World Cup II Women’s Quad Scull stroke – Fourth
2019 – World Cup III Women’s Quad Scull two seat – Third
2019 – World Championships Women’s Quad Scull two seat – Tenth
Katrina, centre at 2016 Games in Rio
Katrina is a vibrant and optimistic person who instils energy in those around her. Her positive attitude is sensational in her Club and no doubt had much to do with her 2019 and 2020 quad scull which beat the odds to be selected from outside the national training centre. Congratulations Katrina.
Rowing Australia’s profile of Katrina extracted on the 22nd May 2020 advised:
After starting to row in 2009, Katrina Bateman made her international debut at the 2010 Junior World Championships in Racice, Czech Republic. At the U23 World Championships the following year, Bateman finished third in the women’s quad sculls. She went one better for silver at the 2012 U23 World Championships in the women’s four. Bateman made the Senior A team in 2013 and won a gold and bronze medal at the Sydney World Cup in the women’s eight and pair respectively. In 2019, she was named in the Women's Quadruple Scull alongside Rowena Meredith, Cara Grzeskowiak and Fiona Ewing.
Date – 22nd May 2020
Sources:
http://www.worldrowing.com/athletes/athlete/38430/results/bateman-katrina
https://rowingaustralia.com.au/athleteprofile/katrina-bateman/
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