The haul was made at the 2017 Queensland Masters Championship Regatta held at Coomera Lake on Saturday and Sunday, April 7-8 The Lower Clarence contingent of Betty-Dawn Bodgdanek, David Hailes, Joanne Meehan, Clare Millist and Amanda Steel dominated the Regatta, outperforming many larger rowing clubs. The conditions were anything but ideal with a strong crosswind, raging swells, and threatening rain clouds on Saturday, and sweltering heat on Sunday. Despite this, Lower Clarence stormed home in all events contested. Joy Hailes, Candice Jagoe and Meckenzie Jagoe bolstered the competitors, cheering from the bank. Meckenzie Jagoe was adopted as the official “Mighty Mascot”. The Lower Clarence Masters achieved the following results (competitors listed alphabetically): Betty- Dawn Bodgdanek Championship Women’s Masters G – K Double Scull (Gold); Mixed Masters G – K Coxed Four (Silver); Mixed Masters G – K Double Scull (Gold); Championship Women’s Masters G – K Quad Scull (Gold); Championship Women’s Masters G – K Coxed Four (Silver). David Hailes Mixed Masters G – K Double Scull (Bronze); Championship Men’s Masters G – K Single Scull (6th place in finals). Joanne Meehan Championship Women’s Masters F Double Scull (4th place in finals); Mixed Masters G – K Quad Scull (Silver); Mixed Masters F Eight (Gold); Championship Women’s Masters G – K Quad Scull (Gold); Championship Women’s Masters G – K Coxed Four (Silver); Championship Women’s E Double Scull (Bronze). Clare Millist Championship Women’s Maters G – K Single Scull (Silver); Championship Men’s Masters G – K Coxed Four (Bronze) (Cox); Championship Women’s Masters F Double Scull (Gold); Championship Women’s Masters G – K Double Scull (Gold); Mixed Masters G – K Four (Silver) (Cox); Mixed Masters G – K Double Scull (Bronze); Championships Women’s Masters G – K Quad Scull (Gold); Championship Women’s Masters G – K Coxed Four (Silver). Amanda Steel Championship Women’s Masters F Double Scull (Gold); Mixed Masters F Eight (Gold) (Cox); Championships Women’s Masters G – K Coxed Four (Silver) (Cox); Championship Women’s Masters E Double Scull (Bronze). Candice Jagoe