2013 NZ Masters Championships
21 - 22 September
Lake Ruataniwha
Two cool, cloudy and - most important - still days made for near perfect conditions at Lake Ruataniwha for the 2013 Masters Nationals. Union's men's and women's masters benefitted hugely from Jim Little's expert coaching and his on and off the water training programme. Of the 42 clubs competing, Union featured as one of the most successful.
Medallists are listed below. For full results go to http://www.rowingnz.com/events-results-database/regattas/ and choose Bankstream NZ Masters Champs
Men's Eight
GOLD
Kirsty Mahoney | Astrid Harris
womens masters A double sculls
Kirsty Mahoney
womens masters B single
Kirsty Mahoney | Astrid Harris | Dorothee Pauli | Deb Hymers-Ross
womens masters C coxless quad sculls
Mike Fowler| Danny Blair | Malcom Burgess| Rod McLennan | Graham Russell | Brent Mirfin | Kevin Entwistle | Richard Gordon + Jason Cowless (cox)
mens masters E coxed eight
Richard Gordon | Kevin Entwistle | Graham Russell | Brent Mirfin
mens masters nov coxless quad sculls
Women's Eight
SILVER
Kirsty Mahoney
womens masters A single
Kirsty Mahoney | Astrid Harris
womens masters B double sculls
Dorothee Pauli| Astrid Harris | Deb Hymers-Ross | Karen Rickerby | Suzanne Entwisle | Sue Wood | Dorothy Paton | Catherine Kappelle + Peter Gamble (cox)
womens masters C-D coxed eight
Dorothee Pauli | Astrid Harris | Deb Hymers-Ross | Dorothy Paton
womens masters D coxless quad sculls
Mike Fowler | Danny Blair | Malcolm Burgess | Richard Gordon
mens masters E coxless quad sculls
Kirsty Mahoney on the way to winning the women's masters single
Bronze
Karen Rickerby | Charlotte Cox
womens masters D double sculls
Mike Fowler
mens masters E single
Mike Fowler | Danny Blair
mens masters E double sculls
Men's Quad
Jim Little and Mike Fowler
Pack up
Peter Gamble's presentation recognising 50 years of coxing