Catriona Sens

Catriona Sens is one of only a few women to have raced every heavyweight boat class internationally.

The Victorian made her Olympic debut in the women's eight in Athens in 2004, placing sixth. Sens rowed in the women's double scull at the 2008 Beijing Games and finished in eighth place.

2000 Australian Nationals, Women's quad sculls - Second

2001 World Under 23 championships women's double scull - Gold

2002 World Under 23 Championship women's pair - Gold

2002 World Cup (Munich): Women's coxless Four - Bronze

2006 World Championships Women's Quad Sculls -Silver

2008 - Olympic Games Women's Double Scull - Eighth

2006 World Championships Silver medal

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2018 Victorian Rowing Hall of Fame

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