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The 2026 Rowing Australia Coaches’ Conference wrapped up on Monday after three days at the Sharks Events Centre on the Gold Coast. Nearly 120 coaches from Australia and New Zealand attended, including coaches from other sports including Rugby League and Tennis.
The Rowsellas have produced their best-ever World Rowing Beach Sprint Finals campaign in Qingdao, China, headlined by Isabella Scammell winning gold in the Coastal Women's Solo event.
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The Rowsellas began the 2026 World Rowing Beach Sprint Finals in Qingdao, China on Monday in impressive style with all seven boats qualifying for their knockout rounds.
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Rowing Australia, in collaboration with the seven State and Territory Member Associations, has launched the Row Well Plan, designed to support the continued growth, sustainability, and future success of our sport.
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Joint Statement by World Rowing, Paddle Worldwide, Rowing Australia and Paddle Australia
Rowing Australia Statement on the Independent Technical Assessment of the Rockhampton Flatwater Course
The 2026 Coaches Conference is an event you don't want to miss, taking place at the Sharks Event Centre on the Gold Coast. The weekend begins with a meet and greet function at 6.30pm on Saturday the 24th October, with the two day conference running from Sunday morning through to a 3.30pm close on Monday the 26th October.
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Rowing Australia is pleased to announce that Community Award nominations are now open for the 2026 Hancock Prospecting Rower of the Year Awards, celebrating the incredible efforts of individuals and clubs within our rowing community!
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Nail-biting A-Final finishes have headlined a captivating final day at the Australian & Oceania Beach Sprints Championships (AOBSC). After four days of competition which has witnessed over 190 entries across 24 event categories, spanning underage, open and masters categories, this year's Championships concluded with the Beach Sprints Double Sculls.
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Saturday racing at the Australian & Oceania Beach Sprints Championships delivered more intense action on the shores of Currumbin Creek. The Under 17 and Under 19 Men’s and Women’s Beach Sprint Solo categories were completed alongside the U19 and Open Mixed Beach Sprint Coxed Quad Scull events.
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Friday racing at the Australian and Oceania Beach Sprints Championships (AOBSC) has delivered more incredible performances and highlighted the future Australian stars of beach sprint rowing, with the next generation of rowers competing for a place in Australia’s Youth Olympic Games team.
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It’s been an enthralling start to the 2026 Australian & Oceania Beach Sprints Championships (AOBSC) at Currumbin Creek. With over 190 entries across 24 event categories, spanning underage, open and masters categories, this year's Championships brings with it plenty of racing action across four days.
