1/39Wilderness Rowing Club l-r Bridge Williams, 12, Zali Detmold, 13, Lily Nicholls, 13, Isobel Flowers, 12, and Amelia Adam, 13, with their gold medals. Picture: Michael Marschall
Head of the River – it’s all about the teamwork
School teams gathered for the Head of the River regatta on Saturday, March 19. It has been a perfect day for the sporting display – were you on the water?
2/39Unley High School at the Head of the River, West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
3/39Prince Alfred College team, 2022 Head of the River at West Lakes, March 19. Picture: Michael Marschall
4/39Seymour College girls at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
5/39Unley High School team at West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
6/39Walford Girls at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
7/39Seymour College, 2022 Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
8/39Rivals and friends: St Peters and Prince Alfred College boys at the 2022 Head of the River, West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
9/39St Peters Girls, 2022 Head of the River, West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
10/39Scotch College, 2022 Head of the River, West Lakes, March 19. Picture: Michael Marschall
11/39A team from Seymour College on the water at West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
12/39Scotch College Band, at the Head of the River regatta. Picture: Michael Marschall
13/39Pembroke boys at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
14/39Seymour College at West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
15/39Loreto College at West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
16/39Seymour College girls at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
17/39Loreto College students at the regatta. Picture: Michael Marschall
18/39Seymour College students at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
19/39Seymour College enjoys a team hug. Picture: Michael Marschall
20/39Scotch College at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
21/39Loreto Rowing team, 2022 Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
22/39Scotch College at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
23/39Pembroke School prepares for the races. Picture: Michael Marschall
24/39Pulteney Grammar students at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
25/39Walford supporters at the 2022 Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
26/39Loreto College girls at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
27/39Loreto College supporters at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
28/39Team cheers at the regatta. Picture: Michael Marschall
29/39St Peters Girls School rowers. Picture: Michael Marschall
30/39Loreto College entrants at Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
31/39Seymour College students relax at West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
32/39St Peters Girls School at the 2022 Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
33/39Walford girls head out for the competition. Picture: Michael Marschall
34/392022 Head of the River, West Lakes, Wilderness Rowing Club l-r Bridge Williams, 12, Zali Detmold, 13, Lily Nicholls, 13, Isobel Flowers, 12, and Amelia Adam, 13 with Gold medals on 19th March 2022. Picture: Michael Marschall
35/39Norwood International High School competes at Head of the River, West Lakes, March 19. Picture: Michael Marschall
36/39Pembroke, 2022 Head of the River. Picture: Michael Marschall
37/39Seymour College, 2022 Head of the River, West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
38/39Walford girls set up. Picture: Michael Marschall
39/39St Ignatius College, West Lakes. Picture: Michael Marschall
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