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Queensland’s Men’s sculling has been on the rise as of late, featuring a strong contingent of U21/U23 talent. Many of the athletes racing this weekend have tasted success at the domestic level, with
The championship women’s pair will feature exciting racing between some of Queensland’s best sweep rowers. The pair allows sweep rowers to showcase their individual strength,
With the new year underway, the Queensland State Championships are the first look at elite competition in the season, a chance to put off-season training
If you, by chance, wanted to try rowing, and not just rowing on a river, but real racing, then you might feel inclined to gather
The championship men’s coxless four at the Queensland State Championships promises to be a good race with plenty of state team and national championship medalling
Across Australia, developing athletes test themselves in U21 events, aiming to gain the experience they need to race at a high-performance level in the future.
Who’s going to win the Queensland championship women’s eight? The answer for the last five years has been the University of Queensland, who’ve held a
Wyaralong Dam always adds some extra spice to a race; with potential rain on the way for this year’s competition, it will be no different.
Nestled in Hen and Chicken Bay, the Newington College Boat Club boasts a strong and proud legacy amongst the AAGPS. Having been one of 4
The dawn of a new year brings many things. A few extra holiday kilos. The dread of a return to the office. Resolutions to stop
One year into the new Olympic cycle, and it’s fair to say there are plenty of opportunities available for Australian men’s rowing. Australian men’s crews
The Reindeer Regatta delivers one final hit-out before Christmas, and with the Head of the Yarra behind them, athletes are primed for fast, competitive racing.
The Men’s Under 21 Eight at this year’s Christmas-themed Reindeer Regatta looks to be a match-up of some of the top schoolboy crews in Sydney.
The schoolgirl eights field has been a bit of a tease so far this term. We’ve had some glimmers of form, but with Kinross still
Sydney International Regatta Centre will host a new-look schoolboy eight field this weekend as the NSW All Schools Championships brings a rare cross-border flavour to
The schoolgirl quad event is one of the pinnacles of junior women’s sculling. The NSW All Schools Championships will be the first significant test of
The NSW All Schools Championships is set to deliver some fierce racing in the Schoolboy Quad event, one of the last major markers before the
The NSW All Schools Championships is an exciting event that provides a broad range of schools with a firm understanding of their standing as they
With most schools around NSW having a taste of the 2026 Racing Season, the first of many championship events is coming on Saturday. Schools and
The 2025 NSW All Schools Championships roll out a new-look format and double as the season opener for NSW’s 2025–26 campaign. Normally an early regatta
If you happened to be strolling down the shores of Sydney International Regatta Centre this weekend, you might chance to look across the man-made lake
Since its inception in 1957, the Yarra has been taken over by the Australian rowing world to host the race that sells out entries within
The pinnacle of pre-Christmas racing, the prestigious Head of the Yarra is an 8km course, with crews travelling from interstate and even overseas to compete.
Australia’s premier head race for eights is the infamous Head of the Yarra. The eight-kilometre race takes place on the Yarra River in Melbourne, and
Corners, overtaking, long distances and potential inclement weather – the Head of the Yarra has it all. Last year’s event was called off due to
Australia’s premier head race is a unique beast. 8000m against the stream from the Melbourne CBD to Hawthorn Rowing Club, navigating bridges, trees, slower crews,
On Saturday, we were treated to some superb racing at the largest ever Melbourne Head Regatta. The regatta featured a record 2,741 athletes across 75
The Yarra is one of the great rowing courses of the world, winding and narrow in places, always making for exciting racing. While the Melbourne
With powerhouse crews from Scotch College, Brighton Grammar, Wesley, and Melbourne Grammar School leading the charge, the 2025 Melbourne Head Regatta provided an early look
This race will be a fierce battle between Victoria’s two top women’s open eights on their home turf. With Mercantile having won this event last year, Melbourne University will
