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Simon Wishaw

Buckingham Rowing Club (TAS)

1974 - Interstate Lightweight Four Championship, bow - Eliminated in repechage

1974 - National Lightweight Eight Championship, five seat - Third

1976 - National Lightweight Eight Championship, three seat - Fifth

1978 - Interstate Lightweight Four Championship, bow - Third

1978 - National Junior Coxed Pair Championship, bow - Fourth

1979 - National Lightweight Eight Championships, bow - Third

1979 - Interstate Lightweight Four Championship, bow - Eliminated in repechage

1982 - National Lightweight Eight Championship, three seat - First

1982 - National Lightweight Four Championship, three seat - Fifth

1983 - National Lightweight Four Championship, bow - Unplaced

1983 - National Lightweight Eight Championship, bow - First

1986 - National Men's Under 23 Men's Lightweight Scull Championship, coach - First

1986 - National Schoolboy Coxed Four Championship, coach - Third

1987 - National Schoolboy Coxed Four Championship, coach - First

1987 - National Schoolboy Coxed Four Championship, coach - Unplaced

1987 - National Schoolboy Eight Championship, coach - Fifth

1989 - National Men's Lightweight Scull Championships, coach - Unplaced

1989 - National Men's Lightweight Double Scull Championships, coach - Race not held due to a cyclone

1989 - National Schoolboy Scull Championship, coach - Race not held due to a cyclone

1989 - National Women's Lightweight Scull Championship, coach - Unplaced

1990 - National Men's Lightweight Scull Championship, coach - Unplaced

1990 - National Schoolboy Four Championship, coach - First

1990 - National Schoolboy Four Championship, coach - Sixth

1990 - National Women's Lightweight Scull Championship, coach - Unplaced

1991 - National Schoolboy Four Championship, coach - Second

1991 - National Schoolboy Four Championship, coach - Unplaced

1991 - National Schoolboy Eight Championship, coach - Sixth

1992 - Interstate Men's Youth Eight Championship, coach - Fifth

1992 - National Schoolboy Four Championship, coach - First

1993 - Interstate Men's Lightweight Four Championship, coach - Second

1993 - National Men's Coxless Four Championships, coach - Second

1993 - National Schoolboy Four Championship, coach - First

Steve Roll
June 2021

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