by Rowing Australia | Mar 27, 2019 | Latest News
Another beautiful morning sunrise provided a picturesque start to Day Three of the 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta. The glassy water in the morning made for a great day of racing. There were 58 races held today with a combination of Semi-Finals,...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 27, 2019 | Latest News
The Schoolboy Coxed Eight (SB8+) has had a substantial influx of entries this year with 21 crews entered (compared with only 10 last year) and the competition looks to be fierce. Fast finishing winners from Schoolboy Eights events at Head of the River’s held around...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 27, 2019 | Latest News
With school racing set to begin tomorrow (Thursday) at the 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta. We take a look below at some of the contenders for the titles in the various divisions of the Schoolgirls races! Schoolgirl’s Single Scull The Schoolgirl’s Single...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 26, 2019 | Latest News
This morning’s sunrise saw hundreds of boats take to the course to prepare for the second day of the 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta today. Clear skies brought high spirits as dozens of scullers looked to progress through the repechages into the...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 26, 2019 | Latest News
How Townsville clubs went from underwater to on water In February 2019, the North Queensland town of Townsville was hit with torrential rainfall resulting in extreme flooding across the city. The downpour average was 300ml a day for one week, leaving many homes and...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 25, 2019 | Latest News
Team Japan take to the waters as do the offspring of some famous faces It was a wet start to the 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta (SIRR) but the rain did not stop the 480 small boats competing in 78 races. Day One of SIRR included heats for single sculls,...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 25, 2019 | Latest News
It is well known that the Murray River is one of the great places to train, with kilometres of undisturbed water to develop a rower’s technique and fitness. “Men of the Murray” have delivered greats such as current Australian powerhouse Alexander Hill (hailing from...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 22, 2019 | Latest News
Rowing Australia today announced that Don McLachlan will coach Australia’s Lightweight Men’s Double Scull (and reserve) and the Women’s Quadruple Scull for this year’s World Rowing Cups 2 and 3. The Sydney University Boat Club Head Coach will temporarily relocate to...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 16, 2019 | Latest News, Uncategorized
Men’s and Women’s Sweep Squads named with further trialling to take place ahead of World Rowing Cups Rowing Australia today named the Australian Rowing Team that will compete at World Rowing Cups 2 and 3. The crews and squads announced today are set compete at the...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 16, 2019 | Latest News
Erik Horrie named for 2019 World Rowing Championships; Three-time Paralympian Kathryn Ross returns in the PR2 Single Scull; PR3 Squad named ahead of FISA International Para-Rowing Regatta Rowing Australia today announced the group of para-rowing athletes to compete at...
by Rowing Australia | Mar 7, 2019 | Latest News
Sport Australia CEO Kate Palmer and AIS CEO Peter Conde have challenged 33 women embarking on ground-breaking leadership programs to use the experience to help drive greater diversity in Australian sport. Sport Australia and the AIS have announced successful...
by Rowing Australia | Feb 28, 2019 | Latest News
Rowing Australia today announced that the nation’s best rowers will be returning to Penrith, in 2020, for the Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta. The Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta combines the Australian Open Rowing Championships, Australian Open...
