World Rowing Junior Championships
New Zealand’s Junior team are preparing for the 2019 World Rowing Junior Championships in Tokyo, Japan, 7-11 August.
The 2019 World Rowing Junior Championships has attracted 553 rowers from 50 nations.
Live video streaming will be available on www.worldrowing.com. Video streaming will start 10 minutes before every race and will cover all races from Wednesday 7 August to Sunday 11 August.
Regatta Information
- Live video streaming, audio commentary and the live race tracker will be available for races on www.worldrowing.com
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Venue Information
Sea Forest Waterway is a newly constructed venue for the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Its West and East Dam separate the rowing course from the Tokyo Bay. With water gates on the east and west side of the course it will allow the water level to remain stable throughout the entire period of the 2019 World Rowing Junior Championships.
- 8 lanes - 12.5m wide
- an asphalt road is located all the way along the north bank of the course
- total length of the water is 2335m
- total width of the course is 198m
- 4 pontoons
Please click here to view the location of the venue on Google Maps.
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World Rowing Junior Championships Team
Women’s Quadruple Scull
Shakira Mirfin, Southland Girls' High School
Eva Hofmans, Bayfield High School
Rebecca Leigh, St Peter's School, Cambridge
Phoebe Trolove, Craighead Diocesan School
Hannah Starnes (coach)
Women’s Coxless Four
Alison Mills, St. Paul's Collegiate
Sally Wylaars, Avonside Girls' High School
Lucy Burrell, Baradene College
Charlotte Darry, St Margaret's College
Nick Barton (coach)
Men’s Quadruple Scull
Ben Mason, Otago Boys High School
Seth Hope, Cambridge RC, Waikato RPC
Jason Nel, St Peter's School Cambridge
William Thompson, Waikato Rowing Club, Waikato RPC
Duncan by de Ley (coach)
Men’s Double Scull
Kobe Miller, Blenheim Rowing Club, Central RPC
Scott Shackleton, Christchurch Boys' High School
Duncan By de Ley (coach)
Team Manager
Michele Munro