Finals Day - Saturday

FINALS - SATURDAY 27 MARCH 2021

EVENT TIME CODE FASTEST SINCE 2003 2018 TIME 2019 TIME SPONSOR

27 8:10am G U16 4X+ St Peters School 07:16.06 -2019 28 8:30am B U16 2X Nelson College 06:48.87 -2019 29 8:50am G U18 1X Ashburton College 7:50.28 - 2017 30 9:10am B U18 1X Dilworth School 07:09.33 - 2015 31 9:30am G U15 2X St Peter’s School 7:42.70 - 2015 32 9:50am B U15 4X+ King’s College 6:36.78 - 2015 33 10:10am G U17 8+ Waikato Diocesan 6:39.61 - 2011 34 10:30am B U17 4+ Napier Boys' HS 6:25.17 - 2011 Tauranga Girls' College 7:32.81 Wanganui Collegiate 7:04.74 Ashburton College 08:08.41 Roncalli College 07:37.55 Queen Margaret College 7:58.23 Christchurch Boys' HS 6:59.60 Waikato Diocesan 06:59.36 Christchurch Boys' HS 6:59.60 St Peters School 07:16.06 Nelson College 06:48.87 Wintech Racing

Treetown Kitchens

Craighead Diocesan School 07:55.70 The Unviersity of Waikato St Peters School 07:18.13 The Unviersity of Auckland

Hauraki Plains College 07:49.11 2wel Hamilton Boys' HS 06:41.41 Waikato River Authority

Baradene College 06:40.94 Get More Kit

Hamilton Boys' HS 06:33.04 Tenspro

35 10:50am G N18 4X+ Mt Aspiring College 07:37.40 -2019 Dunstan HS 7:48.87 Mt Aspiring College 07:37.40 Aon

36 11:10am B N18 4+ Wakatipu HS 6:41.07 - 2013 37 11:30am G U16 4+ Waikato Diocesan 7:20.53 - 2017 38 11:50am B U16 8+ St Bede’s College 6:02.74 - 2013 39 12:50pm G U18 4X+ St Peter’s School 7:04.43 - 2011

40 1:10pm B U18 2X Queen Charlotte College 6:37.56 - 2005 St Bedes College 07:03.19 Waikato Diocesan 07:35.4 Christ's College 06:16.82 Ashburton College 07:19.51

St Kentigern College 6:57.59 St Pauls Collegiate 06:55.13 Waipa District Council

Waikato Diocesan School 07:26.09 Goldsmiths Gallery Christs College 06:06.01 Laszlo Boats

Glendowie College 07:09.18 Army Careers

Otago Boys' HS 06:46.08 The University of Auckland

41 1:30pm G U15 8+ St Margaret’s College 6:48.75 - 2007 Waikato Diocesan 07:10.38 Rangi Ruru Girls' School 06:54.84 Z Huntly

42 1:50pm B U15 4+ Hamilton Boys' HS 6:50.12 - 2009 43 2:10pm G U17 2X Edgecumbe College 7:26.55 - 2009 44 2:30pm B U17 4X+ Malborough Boys' HS 6:26.56 - 2011

45 2:50pm G N18 4+ Rangi Ruru Girls' School 7:26.74 - 2009 St Peter's College 07:11.43 Craighead Diocesan 07:46.22 St Peter's School 06:37.68

Rangi Ruru Girls' School 07:48.56 Hamilton Boys' HS 06:59.89 Just Horse'n Around

Tauranga Girls' College 07:39.49 Filippi Christchurch Boys' HS 06:28.22 Waikato River Authority

St Kevins College 07:37.11 Croker Oars - NZ

46 3:10pm B N18 4X+

Tauranga Boys' College 06:52.81 - 2019 47 3:30pm G U16 2X Nelson College for Girls 7:31.93 - 2007

48 3:50pm B U16 1X Wanganui Collegiate 7:29.25 - 2012

49 4:20pm G U18 8+

Rangi Ruru Girls' School 6:37.58 - 2009 50 4:35pm B U18 8+ Hamilton Boys' HS 5:53.17 - 2005 St Peter's School 06:59.25

Hauraki Plains College 7:53.85

Takapuna Grammar 07:33.57 Tauranga Boys' College 06:52.81 Rocket Foods

Dunstan HS 07:55.79 Colgan Foundation

St Peters College 07:43.36 2XU

St Peter's School 06:55.10

Christ's College 06:01.90 St Margaret's College 06:39.54 Aon

Christchurch Boys' HS 05:54.31 Aon

WATER IS LIFE.

Brooke Donoghue

It is essential for all known living thing to grow and survive. Did you know that 97% of the world’s water is salt water? That means only 3% of the water on earth is available to meet the needs of people, plants and animals. And of this 3%, only a third is readily available. The rest is frozen solid in glaciers and up on high snowy mountains.

Our dependency on water is huge, which is why it is so it can sustain important for us to protect and restore our waterways. abundant life New Zealand’s lakes and rivers are feeling the pressure and prosperous of more than 150 years of growing population and land- communities use changes. A few simple changes to our behaviour can who, in turn, are lessen our impact and help to improve our waterways. responsible for restoring and protecting the health and wellbeing of Rowing New Zealand is lucky to be supported by the the river and all it embraces, for generations to come. Waikato River Authority. All water is connected, so these principals need to be The WRA’s vision is to improve the Waikato River so applied throughout New Zealand and the world.

So what can we rowers do to make our impact on the environment more sustainable?

REDUCE the amount of rubbish you make. Think before you make purchases to decide if you actually need something or not, and then look for the most environmentally friendly option.

REUSE and fix things that are broken. We do not need to replace everything that has a minor imperfection.

RECYCLE plastic, paper and compostable items and put them in the correct bins. REFUSE all single-use plastic. Always have your reusable drink bottle available, and carry other reusable items like a keep-cup, cutlery and a plate so you don’t need to accept single-use plastic items when purchasing food on the run.

Once you start making change you will be surprised at how easy it is and feel rewarded for doing the right thing.

THINK ABOUT WASTE WATER

and what you put down sinks and drains. Use chemical-free soaps when washing boats to reduce the toxic load entering and polluting waterways.

CLEAN UP any rubbish that you see around you, and inspire those around you to clean up too.

UICK TIPS

Start a compost bin at your club to take food waste. Secure your reusable drink bottle in your boat by tying it to your rigger with a bungee cord. Choose natural cleaning products that are better for your health and the environment.

Rowing NZ’s Elite athletes are undertaking water-care initiatives at the Colgan Foundation High Performance Centre to ensure the future of all water sports in New Zealand.

o Teach others about the importance of protecting your local training waters and preserving the environment o Educate others about ways they too can help preserve the environment o Instigate rubbish collections from waterways and surrounding land o Speak to my club captain about implementing a clean water policy for my club o Promote my initiatives on social media, in club newsletters, or write an article for OarSport so that others are inspired to follow suit o Integrate a clean water theme for regattas I attend and educate officials, athletes, volunteers and spectators on ways they can assist o Wash boats and equipment thoroughly, especially if transporting to another lake or river o Minimise boat-shed water consumption and advise these methods to all other boat-shed water users o Use biodegradable cleaning agents, and sparingly and advise these methods to all other boat-shed water users o Recycle wherever possible advising what and how o Maintain equipment to contain fuel/oil spills o Refuel away from waterways o Have a plan and equipment to deal with accidental fuel spillages and advise these methods to all other boat-shed water users o Be aware of sensitive habitats while on the water o Avoid disturbing wildlife with noise or boat wake while on the water o Avoid causing shoreline erosion while on the water o Keep bottles etc. secured in boats o Find restoration projects underway in my area and offer to help with planting days etc.

I,................................................................................................ from....................................................................................................school, pledge to undertake 10 water-care practices (selected above) at my home club. I understand that if I win this competition I must provide evidence of my activity undertaken to Rowing NZ. Email address:.............................................................................................................................................. Mobile phone number:.......................................................................................................................... Signed:..............................................................................................................................................................