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((Short description|Rowing competition in Perth, Western Australia))
((More citations needed|date=June 2007))

The '''Head of the River''' rowing regatta in [[Western Australia]] is an annual rowing event held at the [[Champion Lakes Regatta Centre]] in [[Champion Lakes, Western Australia|Champion Lakes]]. There are two separate events. The boys regatta held in autumn, and the girls regatta held in winter.

==Boys Regatta==

The Head of the River regatta is the last rowing event of the [[Public Schools Association|Public Schools Association (PSA)]] calendar. The boys regatta held in early autumn is contested between the seven PSA boys schools: [[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas College]], [[Christ Church Grammar School]], [[Guildford Grammar School]], [[Hale School]], [[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch College]], [[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity College]], and [[Wesley College, Perth|Wesley College]].

The boys regatta for Head of the River was first held in 1899 between [[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]], The Church of England Grammar School (renamed [[Guildford Grammar School]] in 1906), [[Scotch College, Perth|The Alexander Scotch College]] (name shortened to Scotch College in 1908), and The High School (renamed [[Hale School]] in 1929).

Originally, the race for Head of the River was held between coxed fours from each school and the winning crew was awarded the Challenge Cup. When the PSA formed in 1905 rowing was one of the five inaugural sports of the competition and the Challenge Cup was awarded as a PSA trophy. In 1938 the Challenge Cup changed to the current race format between the first coxed eights from each school. Over the years the number of rowing events increased. In 1982 the Hamer Cup was introduced and awarded annually to the school which scored the most points for placings in each event at the regatta.

The course has changed many times. The regatta was originally held on the swan river. When Perth won the [[1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games]], the regatta moved to the 6 lane Canning River course. In 1969 the event returned to the wider course on the Swan River at the base of Kings Park near the [[Narrows Bridge (Perth)|Narrows Bridge]]. Since 2009 the event has been held at the purpose built rowing course at Champion Lakes, Kelmscott.<ref name="internet.landcorp.com.au">((cite web|url=http://internet.landcorp.com.au/portal/page/portal/ara/redevelopment/championlakes|title=Armadale Redevelopment Authority - Champion Lakes|year=2009|access-date=2010-09-12|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110706105725/http://internet.landcorp.com.au/portal/page/portal/ara/redevelopment/championlakes|archive-date=2011-07-06))</ref> Records have tumbled since the venue change with records set in 2009 and 2010. The current record time for the 2000m event is 5 minutes 48.2 seconds, set by Trinity College.<ref name="internet.landcorp.com.au"/>

===Challenge Cup===

'''1st IV winners 1899-1937 & 1st VIII winners 1938–present'''

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Year
!Winner
|-
| 1899
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1900
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1901
|[[Scotch College, Perth|The Alexander Scotch College]]
|-
| 1902
|[[Guildford Grammar School|The Church of England Grammar School]]
|-
| 1903
|[[Scotch College, Perth|The Alexander Scotch College]]
|-
| 1904
|[[Scotch College, Perth|The Alexander Scotch College]]
|-
| 1905
|[[Hale School|The High School]]
|-
| 1906
|[[Scotch College, Perth|The Alexander Scotch College]]
|-
| 1907
|[[Scotch College, Perth|The Alexander Scotch College]]
|-
| 1908
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1909
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1910
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1911
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1912
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1913
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1914
|[[Hale School|The High School]]
|-
| 1915
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1916
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1917
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1918
|[[Hale School|The High School]]
|-
| 1919
|[[Hale School|The High School]]
|-
| 1920
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1921
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1922
|[[Hale School|The High School]]
|-
| 1923
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1924
|[[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
| 1925
|[[Hale School|The High School]]
|-
| 1926
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1927
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1928
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1929
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1930
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1931
|[[Christian Brothers College, Perth|CBC Perth]]
|-
| 1932
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1933
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1934
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1935
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1936
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1937
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1938
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1939
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1940
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1941
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1942
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas (unofficial)]]
|-
| 1943
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1944
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1945
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1946
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1947
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1948
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1949
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1950
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1951
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1952
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1953
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1954
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1955
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1956
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1957
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1958
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1959
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1960
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1961
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1962
|[[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
| 1963
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1964
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1965
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1966
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1967
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]<ref>((cite web |url=http://www.psa.wa.edu.au/?page_id=518 |title=Rowing ((!)) PSA |website=www.psa.wa.edu.au |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111021011408/http://www.psa.wa.edu.au/?page_id=518 |archive-date=2011-10-21)) </ref> / [[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1968
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1969
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1970
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1971
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1972
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1973
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1974
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1975
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1976
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1977
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1978
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1979
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1980
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1981
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1982
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1983
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1984
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1985
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1986
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1987
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1988
|[[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
| 1989
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1990
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1991
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 1992
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1993
|[[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
| 1994
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1995
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1996
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 1997
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1998
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1999
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2000
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 2001
|[[Wesley College, Perth|Wesley]]
|-
| 2002
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2003
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2004
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2005
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2006
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2007
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2008
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2009
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2010
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2011
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2012
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2013
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2014
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2015
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 2016
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2017
|[[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
|2018
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 2019
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
|2020 †
|N/A
|-
| 2021
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 2022
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2023
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|}

NB: † Denotes no race

===Challenge Cup tally===

{|class="wikitable"
!Wins
!School
|-
| 21|| [[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 26 || [[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 24 || [[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 20 || [[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 9 ||  [[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 6 ||  [[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
| 1 ||  [[Wesley College, Perth|Wesley]]
|}

*Guildford includes one win by The Church of England Grammar School during 1899-1905.
*Hale includes seven wins by The High School during 1899-1928.
*Scotch includes five wins by The Alexander Scotch College during 1899-1907.

===Hamer Cup===

'''Overall points'''
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Year
!Winner
|-
| 1982
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1983
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1984
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 1985
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1986
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1987
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1988
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1989
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1990
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1991
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1992
|[[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
| 1993
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1994
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1995
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1996
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1997
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1998
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 1999
|[[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 2000
|[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 2001
|[[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]/[[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 2002
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2003
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2004
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2005
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 2006
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 2007
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2008
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2009
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 2010
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2011
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2012
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2013
|[[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
| 2014
|[[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 2015
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2016
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2017
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
|2018
|[[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]<ref name=":0">((Cite news|url=https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/hale-school-snares-head-of-the-river-title-ng-b88774013z|title=Hale snares Head of the River title|last=Quartermain|first=Glen|date=2018-03-17|work=PerthNow|access-date=2018-03-18|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180318112447/https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/hale-school-snares-head-of-the-river-title-ng-b88774013z|archive-date=2018-03-18|url-status=live))</ref>
|-
| 2019
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2020 †
|N/A
|-
| 2021
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2022
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 2023
|[[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|}

NB: † Denotes no racing

===Hamer Cup tally===

{|class="wikitable"
!Wins
!School
|-
| 15 ||  [[Trinity College, Perth|Trinity]]
|-
| 15 ||  [[Aquinas College, Perth|Aquinas]]
|-
| 5 ||  [[Scotch College, Perth|Scotch]]
|-
| 3 ||  [[Guildford Grammar School|Guildford]]
|-
| 2 || [[Christ Church Grammar School|Christ Church]]
|-
| 1 || [[Hale School|Hale]]
|-
| 0 || [[Wesley College, Perth|Wesley]]
|}

==Girls regatta==

In the winter season several private Perth girls schools in the [[Independent Girls Schools Sports Association (Perth)|Independent Girls Schools Sports Association (IGSSA)]] race for the title.

===1st VIII winners===

{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#FFCC33"
! Year !! Winner !! 2nd !! 3rd
!((Abbr|Refs.|References))
|-
| 1999 ||[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]] || [[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|
|-
| 2000 ||[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]] ||[[Penrhos College, Perth|Penrhos]] || [[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]]
|
|-
| 2001 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]] ||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]]
|
|-
| 2002 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[Penrhos College, Perth|Penrhos]] || [[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]]
|
|-
| 2003 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] || ||
|
|-
| 2004 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|
|-
| 2005 ||[[Penrhos College, Perth|Penrhos]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] || [[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]]
|
|-
| 2006 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] || [[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]] ||[[Penrhos College, Perth|Penrhos]]
|
|-
| 2007 ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]] ||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]]  ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|
|-
|2008 ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]] ||[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|
|-
|2009 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[Penrhos College, Perth|Penrhos]] ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]]
|
|-
|2010 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[Penrhos College, Perth|Penrhos]] ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]]
|
|-
| 2011 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]]
||[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]]
|
|-
|2012 ||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||
|
|-
|2013 ||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||
|
|-
|2014 ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]]
|
|-
|2015||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]]
|
|-
|2016||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]]
|
|-
|2017
|[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]]
|[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]]
|<ref name=":1">((Cite news|url=https://thewest.com.au/sport/plc-completes-head-of-the-river-hat-trick-ng-b88517328z|title=PLC completes Head of the River hat-trick|last=Lacy|first=Bridget|date=2017-06-24|work=The West Australian|access-date=2018-06-27|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170624191930/https://thewest.com.au/sport/plc-completes-head-of-the-river-hat-trick-ng-b88517328z|archive-date=2017-06-24|url-status=live))</ref>
|-
|2018
|[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]]
|[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]]
|<ref name=":2">((Cite news|url=https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/plc-snares-head-of-the-river-triumph-ng-b88873329z|title=PLC snares Head of the River triumph|date=2018-06-23|work=PerthNow|access-date=2018-06-27|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180627043958/https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/plc-snares-head-of-the-river-triumph-ng-b88873329z|archive-date=2018-06-27|url-status=live))</ref>
|}

===Overall points score===

{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#FFCC33"
! Year !! Winner !! 2nd !! 3rd
!((Abbr|Refs.|References))
|-
| 2005 ||[[Penrhos College, Perth|Penrhos]] ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]] || [[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]]
|
|-
| 2006 ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]] ||[[Penrhos College, Perth|Penrhos]] ||[[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]]
|
|-
| 2007 ||||||
|
|-
| 2008 ||||||
|
|-
| 2009 ||||||
|
|-
| 2010 ||||||
|
|-
| 2011 ||||||
|
|-
| 2012 ||||||
|
|-
| 2013 ||||||
|
|-
| 2014 ||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]] || [[St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls|St Hilda's]]
|
|-
| 2015 ||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]] ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]]
|
|-
| 2016 ||[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]] ||[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]] ||[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|
|-
|2017
|[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]]
|[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]]
|[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|<ref name=":1" />
|-
|2018
|[[Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth|PLC]]
|[[Methodist Ladies' College, Perth|MLC]]
|[[Perth College, Western Australia|Perth College]]
|<ref name=":2" />
|}

== See also ==
* [[Head of the River (Australia)]]
* [[Public Schools Association]]
* [[Independent Girls Schools Sports Association (Perth)]]

== References ==
((Reflist))

== External links ==
* [http://www.rowingaustralia.com.au Rowing Australia]

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[[Category:Public Schools Association (Western Australia)]]
[[Category:Recurring sporting events established in 1899]]
[[Category:Rowing in Western Australia]]
[[Category:Scholastic rowing in Australia]]
[[Category:1899 establishments in Australia]]

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