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Australia — U23 Women's Quadruple Sculls

1999–2025 · 13 seasons tracked · 1 gold
Golds
1
Podiums
8
Best 2k
6:24.38
Seasons
13
Championship finish by year
Higher is better · medals marked
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Roster flow
Each column is a qualifying season's A crew · teal = carried over · amber = changed seat · NEW = first World / European / World Cup appearance (incl. U23 & Junior) · dashed column = years not contested · A boat only
1999
P6
SB. O'connorNEW
3L. LaborczfalviNEW
2J. WilsonNEW
BE. PetaNEW
2000
silver
SA. PriceNEW
3K. Anstey
2C. Sens-oliverNEW
BB. TalbotNEW
2001
not contested
2002
silver
SN. Long
3A. Price
2E. Kell
BL. Staruszkiewicz
2003–06
4 yrs off
2007
silver
SR. Kirby
3E. MccarthyNEW
2C. Walters
BL. Szatsznajder
2008
bronze
SK. Brown
3L. OstiNEW
2E. Mccarthy
BL. Szatsznajder
2009
not contested
2010
P5
SA. Fowler
3G. Baker
2S. PerkinsNEW
BA. Hagan
2011
bronze
SA. Hagan
3J. Hall
2K. Bateman
BA. Fowler
2012
gold
SJ. Hall
3O. Aldersey
2M. Edmunds
BR. HooperNEW
2013–14
2 yrs off
2015
silver
SL. Saunders
3R. MeredithNEW
2T. Carty
BG. Gotch
2016
P6
SB. Badenoch
3C. CroninNEW
2T. Carty
BR. Meredith
2017
silver
SH. Hudson
3G. Horton
2R. Meredith
BC. Cronin
2018–23
6 yrs off
2024
P5
SL. Page
3S. MalcolmNEW
2S. FahdNEW
BE. Bridgefoot
2025
P6
SO. YeatesNEW
3S. Fahd
2S. Malcolm
BE. Bridgefoot

Season by season

Tracked across the World & European Championships, World Cups and Olympic Games — years with no qualifying championship are shown as gaps. NEW marks an athlete's first time at this level (U23 & Junior count).

2018–2023 no qualifying championship
2013–2014 no qualifying championship
2009 no qualifying championship
2003–2006 no qualifying championship
2001 no qualifying championship