Australia will have crews fighting it out for medals in all 14 boat classes in the finals of the Rowing World Cup at the Sydney International Regatta Centre on Sunday.
Nine more crews qualified for finals through repechages on Saturday morning in near-perfect conditions at Penrith Lakes.
The only crew to fail to make Sunday World Cup action was the second women's pair crew of Charlotte Sutherland and Alex Hagan who finished fifth in a hard-fought repechage won by the top Australian pair of Tess Gerrand and Katrina Bateman.
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The women's quad, men's single sculler Kieran Kobelke, lightweight double sculls dup Maia Simmonds and Alice McNamara, lightweight men Sean Lake and Redmond Matthews also won their Saturday repechages.
World Cup rules allow countries to have two boats entered and as hosts Australia will be represented by two boats in a handful of finals.
Great Britain, who have won the most medals at the past two Olympics, will be Australia's major rival on the medal tally while New Zealand and USA have also qualified boats across the bulk of classes.
Meantime, Australia's women's eight will go into Sunday final as favourite after qualifying fastest by winning their heat on Friday night.
