THE Navy Australian Surf Rowers League Open held at Stockton beach over the weekend attracted crews from across the country.
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The event is one of the biggest surf boat carnivals on the calendar and gives athletes the perfect hit-out in the lead up to the state and national titles.
Dixon Park Masters 220-years-plus men and Redhead Masters 160-years-plus women were the only crews from the Hunter region to take the podium.
Dixon Park 220-years-plus men took out their age category over Gerringong and Kilcare.
Redhead Masters 160-years-plus women took out silver in their age category with Bateman's Bay Waverunners taking the top position and Lakes Entrance Mad Mothers placing third.
In the blue-ribbon open men's division, Bulli won again, while Elouera and Kurrawa rounded out the placings.
In the open women, Helensburgh-Stanwell Park was first with Kurrawa and Bilgola closely behind.
Elouera won the reserves ahead of Kurrawa and Palm Beach while Bulli won the under-19s from Mona Vale and Tannum Sands.
In the under-23 mens, Collaroy Knights were first, in front of Tannum Sands and Bulli, while in the womens it was North Cottesloe who won, with Austinmer in second and Wollongong in third.