2025 was an all-time year for schoolgirl rowing, both locally in New South Wales, at the National Championships in Tasmania, and in the strength of
Image Credit: World Rowing The 2025 World Rowing Championships were anticipated with bated breath by those down under. Although for some, the Paris Olympics seem
The past decade has seen Australia’s junior sweep team focus primarily on the coxed four rather than the coxless. However, with that event removed from
A three-state, four-club composite crew makes up the quadruple scull set to contest this year’s U19 World Rowing Championships in Lithuania. Comprising members from Victoria,
Image Credit: World Rowing The 2025 Australian junior men’s pair is a combination that has stunned onlookers at every opportunity this season. Each time they
Australia’s history in the junior double is one of some pedigree. We’ve fielded a men’s boat four times in the past six regattas we’ve travelled
Image Credit: World Rowing Australia’s history of sending eights to the U19 World Rowing Championships is brief. 2025 will be the first time an Australian
Image Credit: World Rowing From the very first time they took to the race course this year, there was little doubt that Lucy Yabsley and
Image Credit: World Rowing Whilst it’s not often Australia sends single scullers to the U19 World Rowing Championships, when we do, they inevitably go on
The boat tents were near empty, with still water and mild, overcast conditions. The anticipation in the boat park on Henley Royal Regatta finals day
Race 6: Prince Phillip Challenge Cup: Shiplake College vs Kinross Wolaroi The opening race of the Australian program on semifinals day delivered a matchup of
Friday was the busiest day of racing for Australian crews by far, with twelve crews taking to the water amidst the most challenging conditions of
