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RGS Head of Rowing Kim Brown is ready to meet her new 鈥渞owing family鈥� at RGS.

Kim was introduced to rowing in Year 8 when she arrived at Townsville Grammar School as a boarder from Richmond. Rowing from Year 8 to Year 12, Kimberley was her school鈥檚 rowing captain in Year 12, coxswained the First Eight, and continued both rowing and coxing.

After graduating from Townsville Grammar, Kim started coaching at The Cathedral School in Townsville where she was appointed Head Coach in her final year.

鈥淩owing usually has good team spirit,鈥欌�� Kim said.

鈥淎nywhere I go it has ended up as my family. It was my family when I started boarding at Grammar and Cathedral became my family when I started coaching there.鈥�

Arriving into her new 鈥渇amily鈥� at RGS this term, Kim both wants the rowers to be happy in the programme and she鈥檚 also more than happy to claim medals at the top end of the sport.

鈥淚 think I love coaching more than rowing,鈥� said Kim, who has completed a Bachelor of Sports and Exercise Science and is now studying a Masters of Teaching.

鈥淚 love working with the kids and I like watching them improve.鈥�

Kim鈥檚 initial plans for 抖阴APP导航 are getting to know the students, meeting everyone in the club and then building up the programme.

鈥淚 just want to try and build on the squad鈥檚 numbers and build everyone up to a state level or higher.鈥欌��

Kim would also love to see more students trying the sport.

鈥淛ust give it a shot and have some fun. If you like it, you like it.鈥�