Tamar Rowing Club held their Annual Dinner and Presentation Evening on Saturday 20 June 2026 at the club.
The evening started with a boat naming ceremony to christen and name three boats. To honour our most recent National level successful club members Ciona Wilson and Henry Youl, a quad/four and a pair/double were named after them.
Congratulations to Henry and Ciona on their amazing careers. You represented the club amazingly and Tamar is very proud to call you members.
We also christened our new eight as "Spirit of Tamar".
Our Presentation Evening followed this, where we celebrated another successful year at the Club. From some very successful results at all levels of regattas, include State Pennant and Championships, School Regattas and the Australian Rowing Championships, to organising learn to row programs for all age groups.
It was a great night and the following awards were given out.
Most Successful U17 Female - Lizzie Cooke
Most Improved U17 Male - Lucas Gomez
Most Improved U17 Female - Pip Jones
Most Improved U19 Male - Freddie Strange
Most Successful U19 Male - Beau Furlonge
Most Successful U21 Female - Emma Johnson
Most Successful Senior Female - Ashlee Cherry
Most Successful Master Female - Bridget Steenkamer
Most Improved Master Male - Tim Stackhouse
Most Successful Cox - Cat Miedecke
Most Conscientious Master Rower - Janelle Furlonge
Dedication to Coaching - James Russell
Club Supporter of the Year - Megan Cherry
Lewis Hendy Memorial Trophy - Ashlee Cherry
Merv Green Memorial Trophy (Club Person of the Year) - Tim Stackhouse
Thank you to all our members, supporters and volunteers for another great year at the club.