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The Head of the River is the pinnacle for every AAGPS rower. The first Junior VIII event is the race that has provided countless star
The Second Eights at the AAGPS Head of the River may not have the prestige of the first eights but don’t expect the battle for
The AAGPS Head of the River is one of the oldest school sporting events in the world. Attracting over ten thousand spectators to the Sydney
Nine athletes, eight races, 250 metres, five minutes and $5000 for the winner. They’re the key numbers ahead of Rowing New South Wales’ Eliminator event
Nine athletes, eight races, 250m, $10,000 up for grabs. Those are the headlines for this weekend’s Sprint Eliminator race in the lunchbreak of the NSW
The schoolgirl coxed four promises to be an interesting event at this year’s NSW Head of the River. While there’s only a small field of
While somewhat overshadowed by the first division of the quads, the second quads will still be sure to provide just as exciting a spectacle and
The first quads are an important race for many athletes in this regatta; for a portion, it is one of the final races they will
The 2025 NSW Schoolgirl Head of the River will be a dramatic culmination of nine months’ worth of ergo sessions, countless kilometres, and endless gruelling
Schoolgirl eights racing in NSW has been at its very best this year. As a writer and commentator, watching these girls battle it out over
The schoolgirl single at this year’s IGSA regatta draws only a small field, most likely due to entry restrictions in place. Several athletes familiar with
With February’s end drawing near, we’re rapidly approaching the pointy end of the Australian racing season. In NSW, only a few select regattas remain before
In the final hit-out before the Schoolgirl Head of the River, the 2025 IGSA regatta will be a fascinating insight into this field’s form in
After countless kilometres of training on Australian waters, only two regattas have truly highlighted the unpredictability of AAGPS schoolboy eights racing: the SHORE School Regatta
The Lane Cove River will play host to the 2025 Riverview Regatta this weekend. 255 boats have received their lane draw, and 1338 seats are
The Riverview Gold Cup divides opinions. Some argue that a 1400m river race at the height of racing season bears no relevance and can’t possibly
The competition in the club events at the NSW State Championships is always full of grit and determination, and the line-up this year sees no
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW The championship women’s U21 quad at the NSW Championship acts as a final point of review for compeititors on an inter-state
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW The New South Wales Rowing Championship is arguably the most important event of all the Australian rowing calendar, second only to
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW There’s no event quite like the U21 eights, where some of the best school crews in the country go up against
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW Twenty-nine crews, four heats, two semifinals, one final, and one winner: that’s the situation in the Men’s U21 eights at this
The New South Wales Rowing Championships is one of the most critical dates in the calendar for Australian rowers in the summer season. Known across
The New South Wales Rowing Championships is one of the most critical dates in the calendar for Australian rowers in the summer season. Known across
The Sydney International Regatta Centre is days away from playing host to the NSW State Championship, and athletes from across the country are preparing themselves
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW Despite Australian men’s sculling going through a tumultuous period at the senior level, the competition at the schoolboy level is possibly
The first big hit-out of the 2024/25 schoolgirl eights racing season is upon us. There are fewer events in Australian racing that are as turbulent
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW It’s 2025, and the new year beckons to the contenders. NSW State Championships is the first big test for the country’s
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW The NSW State Championships always provide a thrilling opportunity for elite female scullers to contest the NSW State Title for the
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW The NSW State Championships present a unique and exciting opportunity for high-calibre open and elite scullers to compete for the prestigious
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW In the last women’s race of the weekend, the elite quad scull frequently struggles to draw a large entry, although what
