INSPO Fitness Journal March 2018
Everything from nutrition, beauty, home and workplace wellbeing to health, performance – and so much more.
Everything from nutrition, beauty, home and workplace wellbeing to health, performance – and so much more.
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CHEERS TO OUR CHAMPS<br />
NZ ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
It was action and intense competition on the water throughout the recent<br />
<strong>2018</strong> Rocket Foods New Zealand Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro,<br />
with Robbie Manson a star standout, completing a third Premier class<br />
victory of the regatta with the retention of his men’s single sculls title.<br />
In the battle for the Sir Bernard Freyburg Cup, Robbie was a class apart,<br />
comfortably adding to the men’s premier double sculls and men’s premier<br />
quad sculls crown he also snared.<br />
In the men’s eight final, a powerful Waikato unit with Anthony Allen at<br />
stroke and Caleb Shepherd as coxswain, held off Central RPC to win by a<br />
length.<br />
Brooke Donoghue produced a dominant display to secure her maiden<br />
premier national women’s single sculls with a stylish performance.<br />
The Boss Rooster Trophy, one of the most prestigious prizes in New<br />
Zealand rowing, went to the North Shore Rowing Club in a rip-roaring battle<br />
against West End Rowing Club.<br />
Teaming up with the Spoors siblings (Lucy and Phoebe), Grace<br />
Prendergast and Emma Dyke (Southern RPC) added the women’s premier<br />
coxless four title to the women’s premier pairs crown they also won<br />
emphatically.<br />
In the women’s eight, Central RPC regained the title they last won in 2016.<br />
Two-time World lightweight single sculls world champion Zoe McBride<br />
racked up a routine fourth successive Michels Cup win from her fellow<br />
Central RPC athlete Jackie Kiddle.<br />
Defending premier lightweight double sculls champions Harrison<br />
Somerville and Jordan Glasson (Central RPC) were relieved of their title by<br />
Chris Stockley and Zak Everitt. Full results can be found at rowit.nz<br />
Photos by Steve McArthur/Rowing NZ<br />
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