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The New Zealand gold medal winning double scullers Hayden Cohen and Nathan Flannery
Women's bronze medal winning lightweight double of Georgia Hammond and Sophie Mackenzie
Kelsey Bevan (left) and Kayla Pratt dominating their heat of the women's pairs at the Under 23 World Rowing Championships at Trakai, Lithuania.
First World Cup win for Edward and Ayling
Gold medal winners for the fourth year in a row in Lucerne – Hamish Bond and Eric Murray
Gold medal winners for the fourth year in a row in Lucerne – Hamish Bond and Eric Murray
From left – Duncan Grant, Graham Oberlin-Brown, James Lassche and Curtis Rapley qualify for the A final and keep their chances of a place in London alive.
Danny McBride racing to a bronze medal at the 2010 Rowing World Championships at Lake Karapiro, New Zealand.
The kiwi crews just failed to qualify for a debut A Final. The men's eight were eliminated from the A Final after finishing fifth in the repechage.
The men's lightweight four in the final dash to the line.
Duncan Grant, Graham Oberlin Brown, James Lassche and Curtis Rapley on their way to a B Final win and seventh overall on their international debut as a crew
St Margarets GU18 2012
Christs College BU18 2012
Men's Senior eights at Lake Karapiro today.
Five time world champion Mahe Drysdale looking relaxed after his heat win today.
Five times world champion, Mahé Drysdale, racing in Bled earlier this year.
Men's quadruple scull charging home to win their race and qualify for the main semi finals
Adaptive sculler Danny McBride continued the Kiwi rowing team's winning ways
Julia Edward and Alyce Pulford who took bronze and the silver medal winning women's eight
Julia Edward and Alyce Pulford who took bronze and the silver medal winning women's eight
Action from last year's Aon Maadi Cup Regatta. This year more schools than ever before will be taking part.
Southern RPC men's eight
The winning Southern RPC women's premier four of (from right to left) Genevieve Behrent, Jess Lowe, Alex Burnside and Lucy Spoors powering their way to the finish line.
Hamish Bond and Jade Uru of Southern RPC
BankLink New Zealand national Rowing Champion in the women's light single scull, Lucy Strack, who faces a field brimming with potential Olympic talent in Friday's final.
Lucy Strack (left) and Julia Edward celebrating their great silver medal in the women's lightweight double scull at the Under 23 World Rowing Championships in Brest, Belarusia
Rebecca Scown and Juliette Haigh
Storm Uru and PeterTaylor
Eric Murray and Hamish Bond
The New Zealand women's quad on their way to an A final start on Sunday's finals at the Lucerne World Cup Regatta – from left Louise Trappitt, Paula twining, Emma Feathery and Fi Paterson
Mahe Drysdale (far side) goes head to head with long term rival Olaf Tufte in today's semi final at Lucerne
The Wairiki New Zealand squad men's eight powers towards the finish line at Henley Royal Regatta, defeating the Cambridge University Boat Race winning crew
Coach Dave Thompson (far right) chats with the Princess Royal on the umpire's launch that followed the race
The men's A four begin a great row that saw them qualify for the A final of a World Cup regatta on their international debut
Hamish Bond and Eric Murray
Hamish Bond and Eric Murray
Emma Twigg
Rangi Ruru
Hamilton Boys
Nicky Coles
Nicky Coles and Juliette Haigh winning the world title in 2005
Nicky Coles and Juliette Haigh winning the world title in 2005
Mahe Drysdale in the single scull
Mahe Drysdale
Wairoa Four that won one of rowing's oldest trophies, the Boss Rooster
Mahe Drysdale heading Peter Taylor in today's first semi final of the men's Premier Single Sculls at the BankLink New Zealand Rowing Championships.
Storm Uru and Peter Taylor – lightweight double scull World Champions – will be racing at Lake Ruataniwha this weekend
Four time World Champion Mahé Drysdale heads the entry at the Cambridge Town Cup at Lake Karapiro.
Four-time World Champion Mahé Drysdale was announced as FISA's Male Rower of the Year
Kiwi rowing legend Don Rowlands took out the 2009 World Rowing Distinguished Service to International Rowing Award
Three times world champion single sculler Duncan Grant � one of rowing�s stars at the Cambridge parade
Waikato University men forge out a lead they would never relinquish
Sally Kehoe stays calm in the stroke seat of the Sydney eight as Waikato take an early lead. Kehoe led the Sydney crew to a comeback and a win in the Brian Gould Trophy
Mahe Drysdale, four time world champion after winning the title in Poznan last month.
George Bridgewater (Right, second from nearest rower) on his way to winning the Boat Race for Oxford. Now the crew takes on Waikato University.
Gallagher Great Race stalwart Nathan Twaddle � who is on the comeback trail and who could yet make this year�s crew.
Nathan Twaddle to the fore as Waikato race Cambridge in the closing stages of the 2008 Gallagher Great Race
Duncan Grant
Storm Uru and Peter Taylor
Eric Murray and Hamish Bond
Mahé Drysdale
Duncan Grant
Eric Murray and Hamish Bond qualifying for the A final in the pairs at the 2009 World Rowing Championships in Poznan, Poland.
Adaptive sculler Robin Tinga, who made the A final today with a heat win in Poznan at the 2009 Rowing World Championships
Duncan Grant
Mahé Drysdale
Revised PEGs funding should encourage more athletes like the Under 23 World Champion Coxless Four (from left Tyson Williams, Hamish Burson, Simon Watson and Jade Uru) to commit long term to the sport in the quest for Gold at the highest level
oseph Sullivan (left) and Robby Manson racing to a gold medal in Racice, the Czech Republic
Dominant winners in the lightweight double scull, Peter Taylor (right) and Storm Uru
Emma Twigg, dominant in her heat as the New Zealand rowing team makes a strong start at the third World Cup regatta in Lucerne, Switzerland.
Hamish Bond and Eric Murray wowed the crowds with a dominant win over the top British crew of Peter Reed and Andrew Triggs Hodge.
Wairau sculler Duncan Grant (green) leads the reigning Diamond Sculls champion Ian Lawson on his way to victory in his first round race today
Waiariki RC�s Hamish Bond and Eric Murray had a comfortable win in the heat of the men�s pair event
Mahé Drysdale defeating Germany�s Marcel Hacker in the semi final of the Diamond Challenge Sculls in 2007
World champion Duncan Grant racing in Munich - He won today�s A final
Emma Twigg - heats
Caroline and Georgina Evers Swindell won gold in 2004 and 2008. Rowing New Zealand hopes its new RPC coaches will help find and nurture champions of future Olympiads.
Lake Karapiro is home to rowing in the North Island. It�s work on environmental issues in the build up to the World Rowing Championships in 2010 has caught the eye of the International Olympic Committee.