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Australia — Lightweight Women's Quadruple Sculls

1998–2018 · 14 seasons tracked · 4 golds
Golds
4
Podiums
8
Best 2k
6:19.54
Seasons
14
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
1998
P5
SE. Blair
3J. Lips
2D. GrantNEW
BR. Joyce
1999
not contested
2000
silver
SA. Halliday
3C. RoachNEW
2E. Blair
BS. CausbyNEW
2001
gold
SC. Roach
3S. Causby
2A. Halliday
BJ. Lips
2002
gold
SZ. Van de walleNEW
3M. HoustonNEW
2M. Bennett
BH. Every-hall
2003
bronze
SB. WatsonNEW
3S. Newmarch
2M. Houston
BM. Bennett
2004–06
3 yrs off
2007
gold
SB. Watson
3M. Bennett
2A. Mcnamara
BT. Kelly
2008
gold
SI. Fenger
3B. Watson
2M. Bennett
BA. Mcnamara
2009–10
2 yrs off
2011
P6
SA. Hayes
3H. Jansen
2M. SimmondsNEW
BE. Flecker
2012
P5
ST. AdamsonNEW
3H. Clark
2M. Simmonds
BH. Jansen
2013
P5
SA. Hayes
3G. NesbittNEW
2G. MiansarowNEW
BH. Clark
2014
silver
SL. DunnNEW
3S. Pound
2M. Simmonds
BH. Every-hall
2015
P4
SL. Dunn
3G. Miansarow
2S. Pound
BM. Simmonds
2016
not contested
2017
silver
SA. James
3A. Arch
2G. Miansarow
BG. Nesbitt
2018
P5
SA. James
3G. Miansarow
2S. Pound
BG. Nesbitt

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).

2016 no qualifying championship
2009–2010 no qualifying championship
2004–2006 no qualifying championship
1999 no qualifying championship