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PROGRAMME HISTORY

Netherlands — Lightweight Women's Quadruple Sculls

1997–2021 · 13 seasons tracked · 2 golds
Golds
2
Podiums
10
Best 2k
6:15.95
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
1997
bronze
SS. WinkelhuisNEW
3B. Van eijck
2F. Van eijck
BH. Poot
1998
bronze
SH. WillNEW
3B. Van eijck
2S. Winkelhuis
BH. Poot
1999–00
2 yrs off
2001
bronze
SM. Pikkemaat
3M. KlinkersNEW
2A. Zuidema
BH. Poot
2002
silver
SM. Pikkemaat
3M. Ter beek
2J. Van osNEW
BM. Klinkers
2003
silver
SM. Pikkemaat
3D. BroekhuizenNEW
2A. Van drumpt
BJ. Van os
2004
P6
SM. Klinkers
3D. Broekhuizen
2K. HautvastNEW
BA. Van drumpt
2005
P5
SJ. TabbersNEW
3L. VerbeekNEW
2K. Hautvast
BE. Thomee
2006
not contested
2007
P6
SE. Thomee
3A. LabotsNEW
2K. Hautvast
BK. Van der kolk
2008–12
5 yrs off
2013
gold
SM. KraaijkampNEW
3M. Head
2R. Sigmond
BM. Frenken
2014
gold
SM. Kraaijkamp
3E. Woerner
2M. Head
BI. Paulis
2015
bronze
SA. Schonk
3M. Kraaijkamp
2E. Woerner
BM. Frenken
2016–18
3 yrs off
2019
bronze
SA. Verkuil
3Y. Van diestNEW
2M. Veldhuis
BM. Beugelsdijk
2020
not contested
2021
silver
SM. JoosstensNEW
3M. Van der mispelNEW
2R. DuijnNEW
BR. BrouwersNEW

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).

2020 no qualifying championship
2016–2018 no qualifying championship
2008–2012 no qualifying championship
2006 no qualifying championship
1999–2000 no qualifying championship