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Pauline Frasca

Mercantile Rowing Club (VIC)

Pauline in the seven seat of the 2005 World Champion eight

2003 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship bow – Second

2004 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship six seat – Third

2005 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championships seven – Gold

2005 – World Championships Women’s Eight – Gold

2005 – World Championships Women’s Four – Gold

2006 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championships three – Gold

2007 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championships five – Gold

2008 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championships three – Gold

2008 – Olympic Games Women’s Eight seven – Sixth

2009 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championships seven – Gold

2010 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championships five – Gold

2010 – World Championships Women’s Four two – Silver

2011 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championships seven – Gold

2011 – World Championships Women’s Four three – Silver

2012 – Olympic Games Women’s Quad Scull three – Fourth

2008 – Olympic Games Women’s Eight bow – Sixth

2012 – Olympic Games Women’s Quad Scull – Fourth

2013 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championships seven – Gold

2014 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship bow – Gold

2014 – World Championships Women’s Eight five – Tenth

Dual World Champion at 2005 World Rowing Championships - Pauline Frasca second from left

Andrew Guerin September 2015

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