History of the Tasmanian SATIS Head of the River rowing regatta

1989 SATIS Head of the River

Lake Barrington

First Eight:

Hutchins School regained the Golden Fleece Cup with a convincing 3½ length win over Scotch Oakburn College in second.

Winners of the Golden Fleece Cup in 1989 for First Eights - Hutchins School
(Source: Hutchins School Magazine, 1989)

Organising Committee:

Tasmanian Rowing Association

Officials:

(unknown)

First Eight

Golden Fleece Cup

1500m

Time:

Margins: 3½ lengths

1st Hutchins School – J. Pitt, D. Herman, R. Bloomfield, S. Poole, A. Jones, J. Breheny, M. Vincent, R. Poulson, Cox: M. Bale

2nd Scotch Oakburn College –

3rd

4th

5th

6th

Under 16 Eight

1500m

Time:

Margins:

1st St. Patrick’s College –

2nd Scotch Oakburn College –

3rd Hutchins School –

4th

5th

6th

Schoolboy Open Four

Schoolboy Under 16 Four

Schoolboy Under 16 Lightweight Four

Schoolboy Under 15 First Four

Schoolboy Under 15 Second Four

Schoolboy Under 14 First Four

Schoolboy Under 14 Second Four

Schoolboy Under 13 First Four

Lightweight Four

Schoolboy Under 13 Second Four

Sources

Hutchins School Magazine, 1989

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