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In 2011, Dunkley-Smith secured a seat in the
Australian senior coxless four, and for the next five years he rowed in that boat consistently at Olympics and at World Championships. That year with
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in Racice. That eight placed fourth. That same year, he achieved his first senior representative selection in the
Australian senior men's eight, who raced to a seventh placing at the
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Chungju after having won or placed at three World Rowing Cups that year. With Lockwood changed out for Fergus Pragnell, Dunkley-Smith, Lloyd and Turrin won a bronze medal at the
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His was first selected to
Victorian state representative honours in the 2008 Victorian youth eight, who won the Noel F Wilkinson Trophy at the Interstate Regatta within the
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He retired from competitive rowing following the 2018 King's Cup, which was his ninth state representative appearance for
Victoria in that event.
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Dunkley-Smith made his national representative debut in 2009 when he was selected to stroke an
Australian U23 eight to contest the
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Amsterdam. As in 2013 they had performed strongly in the lead-up winning or placing at three World Rowing Cups.
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victories and six times placed second. He stroked four of those
Victorian eights in King's Cup races.
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Dunkley-Smith was originally selected for the
Australian men's eight in 2015, but an injury to
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in Brest before three months later winning his first senior World
Championship medal at
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881:"2010 WORLD ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS – Karapiro, NZL – (M8+) Men's Eight – Final"
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907:"2011 WORLD ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS – Bled, SLO – (M4-) Men's Four – Final"
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2008 – Interstate Championships Men's Youth Eight three seat – first
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Dunkley-Smith attended Albert Park Primary and learned to row at
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2009 – Interstate Championships Men's Youth Eight stroke – first
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2018 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight six seat – second
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2011 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight six seat – second
970:"2014 World Rowing Championships Amsterdam, NED (M4-) Final"
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2015 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight six seat – first
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led to him being put into the two seat of the four. At the
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2013 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight stroke – second
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2012 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight stroke – second
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2010 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight stroke – second
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and Spencer Turrin won the silver medal in the men's four.
944:"2013 World Rowing Championships Chungju, KOR (M4-) Final"
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2014 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight stroke – third
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Webster's coxswain call of the 2016 Australian King's Cup
996:"2015 World Rowing Championships Aiguebelette, FRA (M4-)"
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On 10 March 2018, he set a world record for 2000m on an
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2017 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight – second
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2016 – Interstate Championships Men's Eight – first
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and Will Lockwood won the silver in the four at the
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Dunkley-Smith studied for a B.Arts in Journalism at
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1128:World Rowing Championships medalists for Australia
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449:In 2010, Dunkley-Smith competed in an Australian
1021:Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen;
392:Dunkley-Smith's senior club rowing was from the
355:. He rowed in The Geelong College first VIII in
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491:in the Australian coxless four with Drew Ginn,
381:, was also an Australian representative rower.
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766:"Joshua DUNKLEY-SMITH - worldrowing.com"
801:Guerin Foster Australian Rowing History
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1108:Olympic silver medalists for Australia
1123:Medalists at the 2016 Summer Olympics
1118:Medalists at the 2012 Summer Olympics
7:
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733:"Addy Bucek Bio, Stats, and Results"
430:had set for the 19–29 age category.
422:, setting a time of 5:35.8, beating
540:In 2016, along with Will Lockwood,
434:International representative rowing
357:Victorian Schools Head of the River
1133:Rowers at the 2016 Summer Olympics
1098:Rowers at the 2012 Summer Olympics
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1031:Olympics at Sports-Reference.com
812:Dunkley-Smith Mercantile profile
737:Olympics at Sports-Reference.com
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1138:Sportsmen from Victoria (state)
652:2015 World Rowing Championships
643:2014 World Rowing Championships
634:2013 World Rowing Championships
625:2011 World Rowing Championships
619:2010 World Rowing Championships
603:2009 World Rowing Championships
444:2009 World Rowing Championships
409:Australian Rowing Championships
401:Australian Rowing Championships
339:winner, and won medals at five
610:World Rowing U23 Championships
605:men's eight two seat – seventh
597:World Rowing U23 Championships
487:Olympics, Dunkley-Smith won a
461:—a bronze in the men's eight.
455:World Rowing U23 Championships
440:World Rowing U23 Championships
292:World Rowing U23 Championships
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869:Dunkley-Smith at World Rowing
790:2009 Australian Championships
411:. In those crews he saw two
16:Australian rower (born 1989)
1103:Olympic medalists in rowing
662:National Interstate Regatta
621:men's Eight stroke – bronze
599:men's eight stroke – fourth
533:, Dunkley-Smith, Lockwood,
21:Australian rules footballer
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341:World Rowing Championships
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531:2015 World Championships
520:2014 World Championships
516:2013 World Championships
506:In 2013, Dunkley-Smith,
359:races in 2006 and 2007.
368:Melbourne Girls Grammar
1113:Australian male rowers
1027:"Joshua Dunkley-Smith"
394:Mercantile Rowing Club
327:(born 28 June 1989 in
93:Mercantile Rowing Club
1093:Rowers from Melbourne
851:Dunkley-Smith retires
420:indoor rowing machine
388:Club and state rowing
1035:Sports Reference LLC
571:2012 London Olympics
554:2016 Summer Olympics
325:Joshua Dunkley-Smith
48:Joshua Dunkley-Smith
40:Personal information
590:World Championships
446:in Poznan, Poland.
353:The Geelong College
190:World Championships
177:2016 Rio de Janeiro
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1059:Josh Dunkley-Smith
1002:. 5 September 2015
913:. 4 September 2011
459:Lake Karapiro 2010
329:Geelong, Australia
34:Josh Dunkley-Smith
887:. 7 November 2010
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657:two seat – silver
648:two seat – bronze
585:two seat – silver
580:2016 Rio Olympics
501:Oarsome Foursomes
364:Monash University
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76:Years active
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102:Medal record
56:28 June 1989
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25:Josh Dunkley
1083:1989 births
485:2012 London
466:Samuel Loch
428:Rob Waddell
424:Rob Waddell
156:2012 London
70:, Australia
1077:Categories
719:References
527:Alex Lloyd
413:King's Cup
405:King's Cup
375:Addy Bucek
60:1989-06-28
478:Bled 2011
474:Drew Ginn
262:2011 Bled
133:Australia
79:2006–2018
68:Melbourne
1006:24 April
980:24 April
954:24 April
917:24 April
891:24 April
836:13 March
831:Concept2
775:24 April
747:24 April
565:Olympics
550:Rio 2016
347:Personal
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483:At the
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