Otago Daily Times

Tough competitio­n at event

- STAFF REPORTER

PLACINGS were shared around at the Otago schools indoor rowing championsh­ips in Dunedin on Sunday.

With just under 100 rowers lining up, there was some tough competitio­n throughout all events.

Columba College had a great day, with Siena Snow coming first in the under15 girls 2000m, 500m and 100m, Niamh Paterson winning the under16 500m and 100m, Abby Anderson winning the under17 500m and 100m, Ella Foley winning the under19 500m and 100m and the Columba College side winning the 2km relay.

Other first place finishers in the female events were: Kirsten Willis, from St Hilda’s Collegiate, in the under15 novice 1000m and 500m, Grace Roesler, from Otago Girls’ High School, in the under16 2000m, Pippa Sparrow, from Otago Girls’, in the under17 2000m, Eva Hofmans, from Bay field High School, in the under19 2000m and Jana Krickenber­g, from St Hilda’s Collegiate, in the under19 novice 1000m and 500m.

In the boys competitio­n it was a tough battle between John McGlashan College and Otago Boys’ High School.

Harry Scott, of John McGlashan, won the under15 2000m, Miro Williams, also of John McGlashan, won the under15 100m, and Archie Cardno, from Otago Boys, won the under15 500m. Otago Boys’ High School’s Cody Campbell won the under15 novice 1000m and 500m, while Freddie Pankhurst, also of Otago Boys’, won the under16 500m and 100m.

Will Edwards of John McGlashan won the under17 2000m, 500m and 100m.

Otago Boys’ Thomas Ryan won the under19 2000m, 500m and 100m, and Otago Boys’ Grayson Small won the under19 novice 1000m and 500m. Otago Boys’ won the 2km relay.

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