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Final trial for 2010 World Rowing Championship team
The list of athletes who will be taking part in the final trial for the New Zealand team for the 2010 Rowing World Championship which will take place at Lake Karapiro between October 31 and november 7 has been announced. The trials will take place next week.
Final trial for 2010 World Rowing Championship team
29/07/2010
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Morning weather call for the pair
28/07/2010
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Silverware on ladies day at the Under 23 World Rowing Championships
25/07/2010
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Coxed four fourth - but Kiwis have five more chances to medal
24/07/2010
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1/09/2010
NZ Rowers Reunion:
30/10/2010
Rotorua 1000:
20/11/2010
2010 BankLink New Zealand Rowing Masters Champs:
27/11/2010
Johns Trophy Sprints:
4/12/2010
The Peter Baddeley Memorial Regatta:
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Hamish Bond
Born: February 1986

WORLD CHAMPION - Hamish (left in image) has represented New Zealand at the junior and Under-23 level as well as striking the elite coxless four to a world title in 2007.

A member of North End Rowing Club, Hamish moved from the New Zealand four to the pair in 2009 with Eric Murray and has been undefeated in the boat nationally and internationally in the two years since, a run which has included ten straight victories against the British flag ship boat of Peter Reed and Andrew Triggs-Hodge as well as numerous wins in World Cup regattas and two Henley Royal Regatta titles.

Domestically he has also enjoyed amazing success, winning the national pairs title with Jade Uru in 2009 and 2010 and winning titles in the coxless four, the quad and the eight.

A huge fan of cycling, Hamish also took part in the 2010 Tour of Southland for the Zookeepers team, helping them to overall victory in the race and showing what a tough competitor he is on and off the water.



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Half way to the London Olympics:
The 2012 Olympic Games in London are drawing nearer as the clock ticks through the half way point of the four year Olympic cycle.
World Rowing Junior Championships entries announced:
A total of 49 countries have entered teams to take part in the 2010 World Rowing Junior Championships Racice, near Prague, Czech Republic from 5 to 8 August.
United States flourish at Under 23s:
Medals at the 2010 World Rowing Under 23 Championships were spread between 23 nations at the completion of the regatta in Brest, Belarus.
A medal spread in under 23 finals:
On the second day of finals of the 2010 World Rowing Under 23 Championships in Brest, Belarus, 15 events raced with gold medals being spread over 12 different nations.
Under-23 rowers race for 7th overall in the world:
The final day of racing at the 2010 World Rowing Under 23 Championships in Brest, Belarus, saw a complete change in the weather.
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2010 Rowing World Championships
For all news and information about the 2010 Rowing World Championships at Lake Karapiro from October 31 until November 7, please visit the official web site by clicking on the logo at the top of the page. You’ll find all of the information you need on the site if you are attending from New Zealand or from abroad, and there is also a huge amount of information for anyone new to a major rowing event.

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