1983 PSA Head of the River
The 1983 Head of the River was a triumph for the Hale School who won from Scotch and then Wesley.
The Hamer Cup winner was Aquinas College which won three of the six races and finished second in two others. Aquinas was to be a regular winner of this trophy for a number of years thereafter.
Hamer Cup
The Hamer Cup is awarded to the school with the highest aggregate points across all events at the Head of the River.
The winning school was Aquinas College, with Scotch College second and Wesley College third.
First Eights
Challenge Cup
1st Hale School
2nd Scotch College
3rd Wesley College
4th Aquinas College
5th Guildford Grammar
6th Christ Church Grammar
7th Trinity College
Second Eights
1st Scotch College
2nd Aquinas College
3rd Hale School
4th Guildford Grammar
5th Wesley College
6th Trinity College
7th Christ Church Grammar
First Fours
1st Aquinas College
2nd Hale School
3rd Wesley College
4th Christ Church Grammar
5th Guildford Grammar
6th Scotch College
7th Trinity College
Second Fours
1st Aquinas College
2nd Hale School
3rd Wesley College
4th Scotch College
5th Guildford Grammar
6th Christ Church Grammar
7th Trinity College
Under 16 Eights
1st Scotch College
2nd Aquinas College
3rd Hale School
4th Wesley College
5th Christ Church Grammar
6th Guildford Grammar
7th Trinity College
Under 16 Fours
1st Aquinas College
2nd Scotch College
3rd Wesley College
4th Hale School
5th Christ Church Grammar
6th Guildford Grammar
7th Trinity College