History of the Queensland GPS Head of the River rowing regatta

Second Eight - The Sydney University Women’s Sports Association Trophy (Awarded after 2006)

2007	Loreto Kirribilli - Bow: Shannon O'Gorman, 2: Lisa Raven, 3: Harriette Hickey, 4: Stephanie MacHutchinson, 5: Victoria Swan, 6: Jessica Andrews, 7: Katie Siddle, Str: Jane Ippolito, Cox: Caroline Montgomery, Cch: Stephanie Wogowitsch	07:12.83
2008	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Jessica Adams, 2: Bronte Osborn, 3: Nina Booyar - Rybak, 4: Elizabeth Dalton, 5: Olivia Black, 6: Penelope Hogg, 7: Catrina Hetherington, Str: Millie Richardson, Cox: Alicia Hetherington, Cch: Kate Gay	07:20.22
2009	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Jenna Moffatt, 2: Grace Swain, 3: Rebecca Keating, 4: Sarah Raleigh, 5: Samantha Campbell, 6: Zara Hopcroft, 7: Leah Sackville, Str: Victoria Wallace, Cox: Vivien Tse, Cch: Keli Stapp	07:09.97
2010	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Harriet Coles, 2: Kate Peper, 3: Sarah Bird, 4: Phoebe Winch, 5: Zara Tonkin, 6: Rachael Kiely, 7: Emma Chadwick, Str: Lucinda O'Regan, Cox: Tahnee De Souza, Cch: Nina Dowling	07:12.75
2011	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Micha Birkby, 2: Zara Tonkin, 3: Georgia Pryce, 4: Laura MacKenzie, 5: Sarah Bird, 6: Madeleine Wallace, 7: Phoebe Donovan, Str: Suzannah Bownes, Cox: Tahnee De Souza, Cch: Simon Spriggs	07:10.28
2012	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Jessica Everingham, 2: Alana Battersby, 3: Micha Birkby, 4: Rhianna Dawson, 5: Stephanie Tanna, 6: Georgia Campbell, 7: Madeline Smith, Str: Anna Jackman, Cox: Georgina Dowsett, Cch: Simon Hoadley	07:55.21
2013	Not awarded
2014	Queenwood - Bow: Caroline Lonergan, 2: Ella Davidson, 3: Brianna Polkinghorne, 4: Ally Lankow, 5: Monica Osborn, 6: Meagan Barr, 7: Renuka Blewitt, Str: Angela Scicluna, Cox: Chloe Hosking, Cch: Ciaran Glynn, Tess Dixon, Anthony Blay	07:15.28
2015	Queenwood - Bow: Caroline Lonergan, 2: Mikaela Stowe, 3: Jaime Ford, 4: Emily O'Donnell, 5: Holly Longworth, 6: Kira Holden, 7: Ella Davidson, Str: Renuka Blewitt, Cox: Hannah Schnorpfeil, Cch: Tess Dixon, Ray Boyle	07:12.84
2016	Queenwood - Bow: India Vlotman, 2: Mikaela Stowe, 3: Jaime Ford, 4: Kira Holden, 5: Charlotte Fyffe, 6: Renuka Blewitt, 7: Ella Davidson, Str: Annabelle Carr, Cox: Meagan Barr, Cch: Michael Probert, Ray Boyle	07:09.72
2017	Queenwood - Bow: Ellen Houston, 2: Kira Holden, 3: Isabelle Holthouse, 4: Alexandra Nell, 5: Alex Smits, 6: Annabelle Carr, 7: Laura Ganley, Str: Olivia O'Donnell, Cox: Emily Brunner, Cch: Ray Boyle, Charly-Rose Iron	06:51.89
2018	Pymble Ladies - Bow: Caitlin Shewell, 2: Rebecca Jones, 3: Dominique Nash, 4: Madison Arthur, 5: Isabella Singarayar, 6: Alice Clifton, 7: Jacqueline Ferry, Str: Gemma Campbell, Cox: Daisy Spence, Cch: Karl Schmidt	07:03.51
2019	Queenwood - Bow: Chloe Jallat, 2: Georgia Mentzines, 3: Sophie Nell, 4: Georgia Prendiville, 5: Tiffany Botha, 6: Stefanie Preller, 7: Sophia Werner, Str: Beth McLellan, Cox: Miranda Osborne, Cch: Ray Boyle, Charly-Rose Iron	06:59.27

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The idea for this history originated from the Olympic Rowing and World Senior Rowing Championship histories written by Andrew Guerin and Margot Foster in 1991, 1992 & 1993 for the Australian team handbooks. Andrew Guerin developed and extended these histories to the current format in 2004 for publication in 2004 and then expanded the site.

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Second Eight - The Sydney University Women’s Sports Association Trophy (Awarded after 2006)

NSW Schoolgirls Head of the River