Jodi Winter
Initially Nepean Rowing Club then Sydney Rowing Club (NSW)
Jodi was a main stay of the Australian Rowing team for a decade. A successful under 23 rower who made the transition to senior ranks in both sweep and sculling.
Jodi's 2002 World Championship win in the eight
1995 – National Women’s Under 23 Sculling Championship - Third
1995 – Interstate Women’s Youth Eight Championship three seat – First
1996 – National Women’s Eight Championship, seven seat – Fourth
1996 – National Women’s Under 23 Pair Championship, stroke – First
1996 – National Women’s Under 23 Four Championship, three seat - First
1996 – Interstate Women’s Four Championship stroke – Third
1996 – Nations Cup – Women’s Pair, bow - Fourth
1997 – National Women’s Eight Championship, three seat – Second
1997 – National Women’s Under 23 Pair Championship, bow – Second
1997 – National Women’s Under 23 Four Championship, three seat – First
1997 – Nations Cup – Women’s Four three seat - Gold
1998 – National Women’s Pair Championship, stroke – Second
1998 – National Women’s Four Championship, three seat – First
1998 – National Women’s Eight Championship, five seat – First
1998 – Interstate Women’s Four Championship bow - Fourth
1998 – World Cup 2 Hazewinkel, Women’s Pair – Second
1998 – World Cup 3 Hazewinkel, Women’s Eight – Second
1998 – World Cup 3 Luzern, Women’s Pair – Second
1998 – World Cup 3 Luzern, Women’s Eight – Sixth
1998 – World Championships – Women’s Coxless Pair stroke – Seventh
1998 – World Championships – Women’s Eight seven seat – Fourth
1999 – National Women’s Four Championship, stroke – First
1999 – National Women’s Eight Championship, seven seat – First
1999 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship stroke - Second
1999 – World Cup 3 Luzern, Women’s Eight – Sixth
1999 – World Championships – Women’s Eight three seat - Fifth
2000 - National Women’s Pair Championship, stroke – Third
2000 - National Women’s Four Championship, stroke – Second
2000 - National Women’s Eight Championship, five seat – First
2000 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship - Third
2000 – World Cup 2 Vienna, Women’s Eight – Third
2000 – Olympic Games – Women’s Eight three seat – Fifth
2001 – Victorian Women’s Four Championship – First
2001 – National Women’s Four Championship, bow – First
2001 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship four seat - Second
2001 – World Cup 4 Munich, Women’s Pair – Sixth
2001 – World Championships – Women’s Eight - Gold
2002 – National Women’s Pair Championship, bow – Third
2002 – Natuional Wmen’s Four Championship, three seat – Second
2002 – National Women’s Eight Championship, seven seat - Second
2002 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship bow – First
2002 – World Cup 2 Luzern, Women’s Double Scull - Eighth
2002 – World Cup 3 Munich, Women’s Four - Bronze
2002 – World Championships – Women’s Four two seat – Gold
2002 – World Championships – Women’s Eight bow seat – Silver
2003 – National Women’s Pair Championship, bow – First
2003 – National Women’s Four Championship, three seat – First
2003 – National Women’s Eight Championship, bow - First
2003 – World Cup 3 Luzern, Women’s Eight - Fourth
2003 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship bow - First
2003 – World Championships – Women’s Eight three seat – Fourth
2004 – National Women’s Double Scull Championship, bow - Sixth
2004 – National Women’s Quad Scull Championship, stroke – Second
2004 – National Women's Pair Championship, bow – Fifth
2004 – National Women’s Eight Championship, three seat - First
2004 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship three seat – First
2004 – World Cup 3 Luzern, Women’s Eight - Fifth
2004 – Olympic Games Women’s eight two seat - Sixth
Andrew Guerin
June 2021