Posted: 17 November 2022
On Saturday it was the turn of the under 19 athletes to row the 5-kilometer course on the River Witham in a bid to show their early season form to GB selectors. Twenty Scottish athletes and their coaches travelled to Boston to race alongside over 200 other boats after qualifying their spot with a 2k ergo performance.
Brothers Alexander and Hector Patton (St Andrew Boat Club) impressed down the 5k track, finishing 16th and 19th respectively. Hector also placed highly in the 2k erg, posting the 9th quickest time. Their former crew member Freddy Foxwell (Leander Club) was the next quickest Scot in 25th followed by Scottish Rowing Junior Academy rower Harris Bisset (George Heriot’s School) in 30th.
Alexander Patton
In the women’s division, Kloe Hunter (Glasgow Academy) was the first Scot home in 22nd followed by her teammate Sofia Nielsen (31st) and Phoebe Pryce (St Andrew Boat Club) in 33rd.
Kloe Hunter
Aberdeen Schools Rowing Association were well represented with nine athletes taking part. Sam Doherty and Freya Hughson earned club bragging rights finishing 54th and 43rd in their categories, ahead of their club mates. Emma Steele and Lachlan Uttley, rowing for George Watson’s College brought the tally of Scottish clubs with athletes trialing to five.
Congratulations to all who took part and contributed to the performances. Athletes will now return to training ahead of the winter head racing season with the next open under 19 trial taking place in February.
Results are listed below.
GB Rowing Team Under 19 Early ID Trials Results – November 2022
Junior Men (1x)
Alexander Patton (St Andrew BC) – 16th
Hector Patton (St Andrew BC) – 19th
Freddy Foxwell (Leander Club) – 25th
Harris Bisset (George Heriot’s School) – 30th
Sam Doherty (Aberdeen Schools RA) – 54th
Lachlan Uttley (George Watson’s College) – 56th
Magnus Heidenreich (Aberdeen Schools RA) – 64th
Andrew Wright (St Andrew BC) – 97th
Harris Pearce (Aberdeen Schools RA) – 108th
Murray Bone (Aberdeen Schools RA) – no time
Junior Women (1x)
Kloe Hunter (Glasgow Academy) – 22nd
Sofia Nielsen (Glasgow Academy) – 31st
Phoebe Pryce (St Andrew BC) – 33rd
Freya Hughson (Aberdeen Schools RA) – 43rd
Emma Steele (George Watson’s College) – 51st
Ella Brooks (Aberdeen Schools RA) – 56th
Maggie Seward (Aberdeen Schools RA) – 68th
Carmen Buter (Glasgow Academy) -74th
Sophie Sinclair (Aberdeen Schools RA) – 91st
Penny Irvine (Aberdeen Schools RA) - 98th
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