Rowing's future steps up
The future of New Zealand rowing stood tall yesterday with a silver and two bronze medals from six A finals at the world championships.
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Top British rower Katherine Grainger has been unusually idle at this week's world championships.
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A rip-snorter of a contest is in store in the lightweight double sculls final today.
Rowing: Continuing the charge
Irrespective of Sunday's outcome, NZ's eight have shown they are well worth the investment.
Rowing: Cooks flat out keeping ahead in the calorie race
The kitchen is one of the busiest places at Lake Karapiro this week, with all those hungry rowers piling on the carbs.
Rowing: Reckoning day for six fancied NZ crews
By the end of today, New Zealand might be six world rowing championship medals better off.
Rowing looks to local fans for big push out of the red
The business end of the world rowing championships starts today.
Rowing: Drama as Drysdale protest stops race
New Zealand single sculler Mahe Drysdale stopped his semifinal in protest today after less than 100 metres of racing.
Rowing: More NZ crews book finals spots
Three more New Zealand crews qualified for finals at the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro today.
Rowing: Big day ahead for NZ crews
Day four of competition gives New Zealand five more opportunities to make A Finals at the world rowing championships on Lake Karapiro.
Rowing: New Zealand's magnificent eight
Few expected New Zealand's eights to make a significant wave at these world championships.
Rowing: Eights crews off the pace
The New Zealand team have had a mixed day at the Rowing World Championships on Lake Karapiro.
Rowing: Kiwis are all smiles on 'our water'
Home advantage seems to be worth plenty at the world champs, based on Monday's results.