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Karen Worrell

Toowong Rowing Club (QLD)

1992 - BSRA Head of the River, Under 16 Second Four, Somerville House, cox - unplaced

1993 - BSRA Head of the River, Under 14 First Four, Somerville House, two seat - First

1994 - BSRA Head of the River, Under 15 Scull, Somerville House - First

1994 - BSRA Head of the River, First Eight, Somerville House, four seat - First

1995 - National Women's Junior Scull Championship - Fifth

1995 - National Women's Junior Double Scull Championship, stroke - Second

1995 – Trans Tasman Juniors Women’s Double & Quad Scull

1996 - National Women's Junior Scull Championship - Third

1996 - National Schoolgirl Scull Championship - Second

1997 - National Women's Junior Scull Championship - Seventh

1997 - National Women's Junior Double Scull Championship - Third

1997 - National Women's Junior Quad Scull Championship, bow - Second

1997 - National Schoolgirl Scull Championship - Fifth

1997 – World Junior Championships – Women’s Quad Scull bow - Bronze

1998 – Interstate Women’s Youth Eight Championship stroke - Third

1999 - National Women's Under 23 Double Scull Championship, stroke - Fifth

1999 - National Women's Under 23 Lightweight Double Scull Championship, stroke - Fourth

1999 – Interstate Women’s Eight Championship stroke - Fifth

Andrew Guerin
June 2021

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