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Rowing Australia8 July 2026 9:21:18 AM1 min read

UniRoos Team Announced for 2026 FISU World University Rowing Championship

 

Twelve of Australia's leading university rowers have been selected to represent the green and 
gold at the 2026 FISU World University Rowing Championship, with the Australian UniRoos set to compete against the world's best student-athletes in London, Canada this August.

Held from 13-15 August 2026 at Fanshawe Lake, the championship will bring together university 
rowers from across the globe to contest women's, men's and mixed races, providing student-athletes with the opportunity to compete internationally while balancing their academic pursuits.

Representing universities from across Australia, the selected UniRoos have earned their place 
through outstanding performances on the national rowing circuit. Their selection reflects not only 
their athletic ability, but also their commitment to excellence in both sport and higher education.

For many of the student-athletes, the championship marks a significant milestone in their rowing 
journey, providing the opportunity to test themselves against some of the world's leading 
university crews while proudly representing Australia.

The Australian team will be led by Head Coach John Bowes along with assistant coaches Jacinta Edmunds and Matt Ryan, who will guide the squad throughout the championship in London, Canada.

The full UniRoos team can be found below. 
 
Athlete Event University Degree
Grace Barrera Women’s Pair Flinders University  Bachelor of Business
Tamara Bates Women’s Pair Adelaide University Bachelor of Business (Human Resources)
Georgia Campbell  Women’s 
Double Scull
The University of 
Queensland
Advanced Business
Lucy Gillon  Women’s Four Deakin University Bachelor of Nutrition Science
Tylah Hutton  Women’s Four The University of 
Queensland
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)
Darcy James Men’s Single 
Scull
The Australian National 
University
Bachelor of Law / Bachelor of 
International Security Studies
Mackenzie Kopke -
Veldhuis
Women’s Four University of Oklahoma  Health Medicine and 
Society
Caroline McNally Women’s 
Double Scull 
Adelaide University Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of 
Commerce (Finance and Banking)
Liesel Page Women’s 
Single Scull
University of Technology 
Sydney
Bachelor of Business
Emma Pittman Women’s Four The University of Western 
Australia
Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics 
and Economics
Jude Schirmer Men’s Double 
Scull
 Adelaide University Bachelor of Commerce
Alexander Williams Men’s Double 
Scull 
Adelaide University Bachelor of Physiotherapy 
(Honours)

 

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