Dunstan High School and Otago Boys’ High School both reached the podium multiple times at Lake Karapiro.
Dunstan has been a perennially strong school in the girls grades for much of the past decade and it continued that success.
Paige Furrie and Mackenzie Ealson put on a commanding display to win gold in the under-18 girls double sculls.
They finished 11sec ahead of the rest of the field.
The school also claimed gold in the under-15 octuple sculls.
Earlier in the day, De Beer, Williams, Robertson and Tahlia Nelson claimed bronze in the under-15 coxed quadruple sculls.
In the novice grades, Ruby Smith and Nelson secured a bronze for the school in the under-18 double sculls.
Otago Boys’ High School also delivered two gold medals.
Henry Kirk and Grayson Small combined to win the under-17 double sculls title.
Small then joined Reuben Cook, Will Haley, Alex McLachlan and cox Noah Lewis to win the under-18 coxed quadruple sculls.
Mount Aspiring College also claimed its first medal after an impressive week.
Pipi Horan, Emily Findlay, Bella Sarginson, Neve Faed and cox Thomas Mitchell were dominant in winning the girls under-17 coxed quadruple sculls.
Wakatipu High School grabbed the province’s other medal of the day.
Toby Rorrison, Luka Bouchier, Josh Viana, Marley King-Smith, Logan Noton, Ashton White, Ben Campbell, Ben Hogan and cox Charlotte Muir took bronze in the under-15 boys octuple sculls.
More finals will be raced today as the regatta concludes.
