Rowing: Twigg sits solo as she eyes other possibilities
At Napier Girls' High School, rower Emma Twigg used to enjoy belting out a bar or two of Jerusalem.
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Olympic champion Mahe Drysdale has been beaten in the quarter-finals of the men's single sculls at rowing's Henley Royal Regatta.
Rowing: Crew toast 50th anniversary of glorious win
Memories will be prodded and tales may grow in the retelling when a notable anniversary is celebrated at the Auckland Rowing Club tomorrow.
Rowing: NZ rowers good value for money with 5-medal haul
With four gold medals and a silver at the season's second World Cup regatta.
Family celebrate world stage double
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Bond and Murray's new record
Hamish Bond and Eric Murray created further history at the second World Cup regatta of the season in England.
Rowing: Bond and Murray create history
Hamish Bond and Eric Murray have created further history tonight at the second World Cup regatta of the season in England.
Rowing: Cabinet-making history comes in handy
Making cabinets and mentoring rowers may seem strange bedfellows but for Rowing New Zealand's head sculling coach, they are symbiotic.
Rowing: Murray and Bond happy to remain unmatched as they begin new campaign
They have gone unbeaten for four years, capped it with the Olympic gold in London and are about to get back on the World Cup circuit next week.
Rowing: New pairing finding form in gold-tinged double boat
No one there will easily forget New Zealand scullers Nathan Cohen and Joseph Sullivan's sizzling sprint to gold at last year's London Olympics.
College Sport: Too many rowers falling off the pace
World and Olympic champion Mahe Drysdale is the exception rather than the rule in that he progressed on to the world stage without coming through the school system.
Rowing: Master coach Tonks to beef up women's rowing programme
Rowing New Zealand are looking to beef up their women's programme and have master coach Dick Tonks overseeing the group this year.
Rowing: Kiwi crews make their mark at worlds
New Zealand's 41-strong rowing team made a solid start to the first world cup rowing regatta of the year in perfect conditions in Penrith, New South Wales, yesterday.
Rowing: High school powerhouses line up for Maadi Cup
Rowing powerhouses Hamilton Boys' High School and St Margaret's College of Christchurch have the chance to win a prestigious double at the Maadi Cup regatta today.
Rowing: Hot-seat good fit for Pratt
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Rowing: Worlds still in sights for Sullivan
Olympic champion Joseph Sullivan could still be rowing at this year's world championships in South Korea in August.
Shock omission from NZ rowing squad
Olympic gold medallist Joseph Sullivan is the shock omission from the New Zealand rowing squad for the World Cup in Sydney from March 22-24.