David first represented New Zealand at the 1964 FISA European Championships at Amsterdam in the double sculls finishing in 11th position. This was an attempt to impress the Olympic Games selectors for selection to the Tokyo Olympic Games which was not successful. In 1965 he was in the double sculls for a test series against…

Starting his rowing career at Kings College, Auckland, Peter continued to row at the Auckland Rowing Club after leaving school. In 1963 he was a member of the Auckland Rowing Club coxed four which won the New Zealand Championships and continued to win this event for the next four years in succession including the coxed…

Chris was the second member of the Auckland Rowing club selected in the coxed four for the Commonwealth Championships in 1994 at Ontario, Canada, where they gained the bronze medal for finishing third. This same four went onto the World Championships in Indianapolis, USA, in the same year and finished in seventh placing after winning…

A member of the first women’s crew to compete at the World Championships in 1974 at Lucerne, Switzerland. Robyn was also in the coxed four who took part in an Australian tour in 1975 and then was in the eight and coxed four when Australian State crews came to New Zealand in 1976. Following that…