The reserve crews for both the Men’s and Women’s squads have been weighed-in and announced, ahead of The Boat Race 2019. The four crews, who comprise ...
The Eights were undoubtedly the biggest and most exciting school races of the day. The Schoolgirls Coxed Eight final saw a tussle between Pymble and MLC Kew as they stayed within a second of each other for the first kilometre...
New South Wales wins all four Interstate Races, including the King’s and Queen’s Cups; Genevieve Horton wins Nell Slatter for NSW for first time in 20 years; NSW wins Rowing Australia Cup Sunday provided...
It was a cooler start for day six of the 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta, having poured with rain overnight, there was a continuous drizzle throughout morning. Racing kicked off with finals in the quadruple sculls and eights.
Victoria attempting to win its 15 consecutive Queen’s Cup title The show-stopping end of the 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta takes place tomorrow (Sunday) in the form of the King’s and Queen’s Cups Interstate Regatta.
A mist shrouded the course this morning providing some amazing photography opportunities but cleared in time for day five of racing at the 2019 Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta (SIRR). Today saw a variety of boats and races from Open Double Sculls finals to School eight heats.
Traditionally Boat Race Officials (BROs) have been a male held role within the sport of rowing, however, this is changing in Australian rowing officialdom and we have a number of females accredited in this sport at varying levels of officiating.
Finals began as another clear and calm morning broke at the Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta. The small boat titles were secured throughout the morning with impressive racing keeping the crowd in the grandstand captivated and cheering for their loved ones.
