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PROGRAMME HISTORY
Netherlands — Women's Quadruple Sculls
1987–2026 · 29 seasons tracked · 3 golds
Golds
3
Podiums
13
Best 2k
6:11.79
Seasons
29
Championship finish by year
Higher is better · medals marked
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
1987
P6
S
3
2
B
1988–90
3 yrs off
1991
P4
S
3
2NEW
B
1992
P4
S
3
2
B
1993
P6
S
3
2
B
1994
not contested
1995
bronze
S
3
2
B
1996
P6
S
3
2
B
1997
P6
S
3
2
B
1998–00
3 yrs off
2001
P5
S
3NEW
2
B
2002
P4
S
3
2
B
2003
P5
S
3
2
B
2004
P4
S
3
2
B
2005–06
2 yrs off
2007
P6
S
3
2
B
2008
not contested
2009
silver
SNEW
3NEW
2NEW
B
2010
P5
S
3
2
B
2011
not contested
2012
P6
S
3NEW
2
B
2013
P4
SNEW
3
2NEW
B
2014
P4
S
3
2
B
2015
bronze
S
3
2
B
2016
silver
S
3
2
B
2017
gold
S
3
2
B
2018
bronze
S
3
2
B
2019
bronze
S
3
2
B
2020
gold
S
3
2
B
2021
P6
S
3
2
B
2022
silver
S
3
2
B
2023
silver
S
3
2
B
2024
silver
S
3
2
B
2025
gold
S
3
2
B
2026
bronze
S
3
2
B
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).
2011
no qualifying championship
2008
no qualifying championship
2005–2006
no qualifying championship
1998–2000
no qualifying championship
1994
no qualifying championship
1988–1990
no qualifying championship