World Cups
- 2012 Belgrade - Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2011 Lucerne – Silver, Coxless Pair (stroke)
- 2011 Munich – Gold, Coxless Pair (stroke)
- 2009 Banyoles – Gold, Coxless Pair (stroke)
- 2008 Poznań – Silver, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2008 Munich – Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2007 Lucerne – Silver, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2007 Amsterdam – Gold, Eight (six)
- 2007 Linz – Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2006 Lucerne – Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2006 Poznań – Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2006 Munich – Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2005 Lucerne – Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2005 Munich – Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2005 Eton – Gold, Coxless Four (stroke)
- 2004 Lucerne – 6th, Eight (four)
- 2004 Munich – 4th, Eight (four)
- 2004 Poznań – 5th, Eight (four)
- 2003 Milan – Bronze, Eight (four)
- 2003 Lucerne – Gold, Eight (four)
- 2003 Munich – Bronze, Eight (four)
- 2002 Munich – 6th, Eight (four)
- 2002 Lucerne – 6th, Eight (four)
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