Alya Mexted was awarded the Best Coaching Cup at the Te Awamutu Rowing Club 2023-24 season awards.
Alya Mexted was awarded the Best Coaching Cup at the Te Awamutu Rowing Club 2023-24 season awards.
Te Awamutu Rowing Club reflected on its 2023-24 season achievements at its recent prizegiving.
One of the club’s successes was the masters squad travelling to Lake Ruataniwha in Twizel, Canterbury to compete in the New Zealand Masters Rowing Championships.
Multiple crews from Te Awamutu medalled, including the Wāhine 8 whereex-New Zealand Rowing coxswain Andy Hay led them for the race.
The girls squad had many successes during the season, especially at the New Zealand Rowing Championships where all-girls crews made the finals.
The boys crews fought hard throughout the season, achieving personal best times at regattas.
Asarina Johnson and Casey Lee Baker competed at the Aon Maadi Regatta, also in Twizel, where they placed first in the D final of the girls under-18 double sculls.
The club heads into winter training to prepare for the season ahead, with the masters gearing up for the New Zealand Masters Rowing Championships, which will be held at Lake Karāpiro later in the year.
The Te Awamutu Rowing Club open day will be held on June 8 at Lake Ngāroto.
