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PROGRAMME HISTORY

New Zealand — U23 Women's Four

1995–2025 · 12 seasons tracked
Golds
0
Podiums
8
Best 2k
6:23.30
Seasons
12
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
1995
silver
SA. Duncan
3K. HigginsonNEW
2M. KaatiNEW
BK. Harper-pattersonNEW
1996
silver
SK. Robinson
3M. Kaati
2K. Harper-patterson
BR. SaundersNEW
1997
silver
SR. Saunders
3K. Robinson
2S. Worshop
BC. Evers-swindell
1998–02
5 yrs off
2003
P4
SA. Rix-trott
3D. Timbs
2F. Paterson
BB. Halley
2004–08
5 yrs off
2009
bronze
SJ. Loe
3R. Barkla
2K. Reymer
BA. Burnside
2010–11
2 yrs off
2012
P4
SA. GreenNEW
3G. Perry
2G. Prendergast
BR. Munro
2013
bronze
SJ. Kearney
3K. FroudeNEW
2K. Walters
BA. Green
2014
silver
SJ. Kearney
3O. Loe
2K. Walters
BE. Dyke
2015
P5
SH. FletcherNEW
3H. Greenslade
2E. Ross
BJ. Gowler
2016–17
2 yrs off
2018
P5
SK. Haines
3D. Waddy
2C. LayburnNEW
BC. Spence
2019–23
5 yrs off
2024
silver
SL. Burrell
3R. Leigh
2M. Parker
BA. Fahey
2025
bronze
SN. CampbellNEW
3Z. Kemp
2M. Parker
BM. FlanaganNEW

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).

2019–2023 no qualifying championship
2016–2017 no qualifying championship
2010–2011 no qualifying championship
2004–2008 no qualifying championship
1998–2002 no qualifying championship