Stamps by Countries - SOM

LW2X gold medal winners WRC Munich 2007

A. Halliday also won gold at

WRC 2001 Lucerne (LW4X) and

WRC 2002 Guadalquivir/Sevilla (LW2X)

M. Houston also won gold at

WRC 2002 Guadalquivir/Sevilla (LW4X)

 Katherine Grainger is the most

successful British female rower:

OG Sydney 2000             W4X silver medal

OG Athens 2004              W2- silver medal

OG Beijing 2008              W4X silver medal

OG London 2012             W2X gold medal

OG Rio de Janeiro 2016   W2X silver medal

WRC Milan 2003              W2- gold medal

WRC Gifu 2005                W4X gold medal

WRC Eton 2006               W4X gold medal

WRC Munich 2007            W4X gold medal

WRC Karapiro 2010          W2X gold medal

WRC Bled 2011                W2X gold medal

Kenneth Jurkowski achieved the 11th place

in the M1X competition at OG Beijing 2008.

Two years earlier he had won the M8+ bronze

medal at WRC Eton 2006.

This crew achieved 11th place in the

M4- competition at OG Beijing 2008.

It was part of the USA LM8+ that had

won the gold medal at WRC Ottensheim

in the same year three weeks earlier.

OG Beijing 2008 W4X result

Gold medal CHN

Silver medal GBR

Bronze medal GER

4th place UKR

5th place USA

Andrew Triggs Hodge and Peter Reed (GBR) won

three Olympic gold medals: 2008 Beijing (M4-),

2012 London (M4-) and 2016 Rio de Janeiro (M8+).

They were also members of British gold medal

winner crews: 2005 WRC Gifu (M4-), 2006 WRC

Eton (M4-) and 2013 WRC Chungju (M8+). At the 

WRC 2014 Amsterdam A. Triggs Hodge won the M4-

whereas P. Reed was a member of the victorious

British M8+. He repeated this success at WRC

Aiguebelette 2015. 

Kevin Light (bow)

Ben Rutledge

Andrew Byrnes

Jake Wetzel

Malcom Howard

Dominic Seiterle

Adam Kreek

Kyle Hamilton (stroke)

Brian Price (cox)

Andrew Byrnes' name is missing

among the crew names