The Tasmanian Minister for Sport and Recreation, David O'Byrne, recently announced the 2010 inductees with Darren being joined by Matthew Gilmore (cycling), Alastair Lynch (Australian football) and Bill Youd (woodchopping).

"I warmly congratulate these athletes not only on their impressive sporting achievements, but also on being inspirational role models for younger generations of Tasmanians, " Mr O'Byrne said.

The Lindisfarne Rowing Club is delighted to have Darren inducted to the Sporting Hall of Fame alongside fellow LRC champion, Stephen Hawkins.

Congratulations Darren.

Lindisfarne Rowing Club oarsmen Sam Beltz and Nick Baker have snared medals at the World Rowing Championships at New Zealand's Lake Karapiro.

Beltz and fellow Tasmanians Blaoir Tunevitsch and Anthony Edwards teamed up with Western Australian Todd Skipworth to take silver in the dramatic final of the men's lightweight four. Great Britain won by 0.07 seconds from Australia, which China 0.01 seconds behind in third place.

Bake won a silver medal in the men's lightweight eight along with Northern Tasmanian rowers Alistair Foot and Tunevitsch.

Victorian-based Tasmanian Olympian Kate Hornsey earned herself a silver medal in the A Final of the women's colxless four and another Tasmanian, Kerry Hore, won a silver in the double scull, bettering the fourth place she achieved in the quad scull final.