Rowing

Between winning a medal at the U23 World Rowing Championships in Bulgaria and sitting in on an array of >

My name is Gen Hart and I’m a 20-year-old athlete, training in the WAIS Rowing Program. I’m a bubbly >

Seven WAIS graduates have been selected into the Rowing Australian National Training Centres for 2023. Olympic gold medallist Annabelle >

Olympic bronze medallist Jack Cleary has claimed the win in the men's double sculls with Caleb Antill at the Henley >

Seven WAIS scholarship holders and graduates, from Olympic Champions to debutants represented Australia at the World Rowing Cup in Poland

Jacqueline Swick, Genevieve Hart and Alex Rossi have been selected in the Australian Rowing Team for the U23 World Championships in Verese, Italy

The Western Australian Institute of Sport is pleased to announce the appointment of Tom Gatti as WAIS Rowing Pathway Coach.

Seven WAIS scholarship holders and graduates have been selected in the Australian Rowing Team to compete at the 2022 World Rowing Cups

The Western Australian Institute of Sport is pleased to announce the appointment of Jamie Hewlett as Head Coach of the WAIS Rowing Program

WAIS rower Alex Rossi is one of 37 athletes to have been awarded more than $100,000 in AIS Education Scholarships.

WAIS Rowing Head Coach Rhett Ayliffe has been appointed Rowing Australia Head Coach of the Reinhold Batschi Men's National Training Centre

Annabelle McIntyre completed a first for Western Australian sport on Wednesday 28 July winning Olympic gold in rowing

Annabelle McIntyre is off to a fast start in her first Olympic Campaign with an Olympic best time in the women's four

Annabelle McIntyre, Bronwyn Cox, Giorgia Patten, Jack Cleary and Josh Hicks will make their Olympic debuts in Tokyo after being selected to the Australian Olympic Team

Six WAIS rowers in line for Olympic selection after being named in the 2021 Australian Rowing Team

Six Western Australian rowers have been named in the Australian Rowing Team to contest the 2020 World Rowing Cups 2 and 3 and the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta in May.

WAIS Rower and 2019 junior world champion Hamish Henriques has been awarded the 2019 Young Haleians' Endeavour Award

Rowing claimed the Program of the Year award at the 2019 WAIS Annual Awards of Excellence at the Pan Pacific Hotel, November 14.

Rowing's Bronwyn Cox was named WAIS Young Athlete of the Year for the second time at the 2019 WAIS Annual Awards of Excellence at the Pan Pacific Hotel, November 14 2019.

Seven West Australian rowers will form part of the National Training Centre intake for 2019/20.

West Australian rowers Annabelle McIntyre and Bronwyn Cox have been nominated in the Female Athlete/Crew of the Year Award for the Hancock Prospecting 2019 Rower of the Year Awards.

There are few WA athletes better equipped to comment on what it takes to achieve at the highest level than Amber Webster.

Annabelle McIntyre has collected two silver medals at the 2019 Rowing World Championships in Austria as the Australians enjoyed a strong campaign.

WA's representative rowers competing at the World Championships in Austria have enjoyed a strong start to the week's racing.

The Australian team for the 2019 Rowing World Championships in Linz, Austria has been confirmed, with four Western Australians to compete at the Tiles across August 25 - September 1.

Hamish Henriques has won a Junior World Championship title in the men's pair racing with Victorian Harrison Fox.

A silver medal to Giorgia Patten has highlighted a strong campaign for WA's representative rowers competing on the Australian team at the U23 World Championships in the USA.

Annabelle McIntyre has helped the Australian Rowing Team to the top of the medal table at World Cup III in the Netherlands after she and Jessica Morrison claimed victory in the women's pair.

The Western Australian Institute of Sport extends its condolences to the family and friends of Nick Garratt AM, as well as to all members of the Australian rowing community that his lasting legacy touched so profoundly.

It's an odd stretch to think that playing basketball during a school PE class could springboard to a representative rowing career. Yet it's this peculiar twist of fate that has landed WA teen Riley Rees-Turner on a path to the Junior World Championships in Tokyo.

The Australian Rowing Team has produced a highly impressive performance at World Cup II in Poland winning three gold, two silver and three bronze medals in the Olympic class events to top the medal table and points rankings.

Rowing Australia will send 17 crews to compete at World Cup II in Poznan which starts this Friday.

Western Australia is set to boast strong representation in both Australian Junior and U23 teams at this year's Rowing World Championships.

Western Australia has enjoyed an outstanding day at the Sydney International Rowing Regatta with a series of medal winning performances.

Annabelle McIntyre has collected a gold medal in the women's pair at the Sydney International Rowing Regatta in Penrith.

Four Western Australian athletes have been confirmed on the Australian Rowing Team for the World Cup season in Europe.

The role of Physiologist will often challenge scientists to think on their feet and find creative solutions to performance barriers in the aim of helping athletes find that extra edge.

The momentum of a successful 2018 campaign appears to be carrying over anew with Western Australia's peak rowers in excellent form at the NSW State Titles held in Penrith last weekend.

Seven Western Australian athletes have earned selection for Rowing Australia's 2018/19 National Training Centre intake.

A number of Western Australians have earned nomination across athlete and coaching ranks for peak honours at the 2018 Rower of the Year Awards.

Western Australian rowers have won medals across three boats at the 2018 World Rowing Championships in Bulgaria.

Western Australian athletes Ben Gerrard and Hamish Henriques have earned a bronze medal at the Junior World Championships in the Czech Republic as members of the Australian men's coxed four crew.

WA rowers Ben Gerrard and Hamish Henriques will commence their Junior World Championships campaign today in the Czech Republic as members of the Australian men's coxed four.

Western Australia is set to feature athletes in three crews at this year's world championships after Rowing Australia announced its team for the titles to be held in Bulgaria next month.

WA rowers have competed in two A Finals and one B Final from their campaigns at the U23 World Rowing Championships in Poland.

WA's representatives at the 2018 U23 World Rowing Championships in Poland have made a bright start on the opening day of competition.

Western Australia's competing senior and U23 rowers have enjoyed a successful campaign at World Cup III in Lucerne over the weekend.

WA rowers have shared in a successful World Cup II campaign for the Australian Rowing Team in Austria.

Swan River Rowing Club member Sam Marsh has earned selection in the single scull for the World Rowing U23 Championships in Poland.

Western Australian rowers Giorgia Patten and Bronwyn Cox will compete for Australia at the U23 World Championships in Poland in July.

With the 2018 Sydney International Rowing Regatta currently underway, WA's competing talent have registered some encouraging performances.

The Australian men's four crew have won world championship gold at the titles recently completed in Sarasota, USA.

After finishing in fifth place in their repechage yesterday, the Australian Men's Double Scull crew of Luke Letcher and Western Australian David Watts have missed out on the semi-final at the 2017 World Rowing Championships.

WA athletes competing for Australia at the 2017 World Rowing Championships in Florida have all been in action across the opening three days of competition.

WA rowers Bronwyn Cox and Annabelle McIntyre have returned a silver medal performance in the women's pair final at the U23 World Rowing Championships in Bulgaria.

WA rowers Annabelle McIntyre and Bronwyn Cox have earned direct qualification for the final of the women's pair at the 2017 World Rowing U23 Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

Western Australia's elite rowers were in the thick of the action at the weekend World Rowing Cup III in Lucerne with athletes competing across four crews.

In the last World Cup before the 2017 World Rowing Championships, a number of Western Australian rowers will be competing across three different events.

Olympian David Watts has narrowly missed a medal in the men's double scull at the World Rowing Cup 2 in Poznan, Poland.

WA rowers Annabelle McIntyre and Bronwyn Cox have earned selection for the Australian U23 squad for July's World Championships in Bulgaria.

Western Australia has claimed a famous win in the Penrith Cup at the Interstate Regatta in Sydney to end Queensland's recent dominance of the men's lightweight four event.

WA's elite rowers have been in action at the Sydney International Rowing Regatta in Penrith this week as the domestic season draws to its conclusion.

Western Australian rowers have earned the opportunity to represent their country at international level after Rowing Australia today announced its crews to compete at World Cups 2 and 3 in Europe.

Rowing Australia has issued athlete invitations for selection trials onto the senior Australian Team for 2017.

Competing in her first Paralympic Games, Davinia Lefroy made history in qualifying Australia's first LTA Mixed Coxed Four crew for the Games.

WA rower David Watts has finished second in the B Final of the men's double scull at World Cup III in Poznan over the weekend.

Western Australia rower David Watts will contest World Cup 3 in Poznan this weekend in the final international regatta for the Australian rowing team ahead of the Rio Olympic Games.

A competition coined the "Regatta of Death" might on the face of it seem extreme, but for crews yet to qualify Olympic boats for Rio, the symbolism probably isn't lost.

Australia's Legs, Trunk and Arms Mixed Coxed Four secured an historic victory at the Final Paralympic Qualification Regatta in Italy >

WAIS para-rowers Brock Ingram and Davinia Lefroy will this week contest the final qualification regatta in their quest to represent >

Western Australian rower Rhys Grant won the men's single scull at the Interstate Rowing Regatta in Penrith over the weekend >

Please see below release from Rowing Australia, regarding former WAIS scholarship holder and greatly respected athlete Sarah Tait. Rowing Australia >

Rowing Australia has announced the 2016 Australian Rowing Team that will compete at World Rowing Cups 2 and 3, along >

Rowing Australia has announced the athletes invited to attend the final National Senior Selection Trials in Canberra which will determine >

WAIS Rowing Head Coach, Rhett Ayliffe was recently selected as an Australian Rowing Team coach for the upcoming Rowing World >

The Australian women's eight has missed the opportunity to qualify the boat for next year's Rio Olympics at the 2015 >

WAIS athletes Alex Hagan, Hannah Vermeersch and the Australian women's eight will contest the B Final at the 2015 Rowing >

WAIS rowers have competed at World Cup III in Lucerne, as the build up to this year's World Championships in >

WAIS athlete Alex Hagan has won a silver medal at World Cup 2 in Italy as a member of the >

Australia's senior rowers will be in action this week as Varese hosts the second edition of the World Cup Series across June 18-21.

Victoria enjoyed a successful day at the 2015 Interstate Regatta last Sunday, after winning the King's Cup, the Queen's Cup >

The 2015 King's and Queen's Cups Interstate Regatta will take place this weekend at the Sydney International Regatta Centre, Penrith as part of the 2015 Sydney International Rowing Regatta.

Four WAIS rowers across three boats have earned selection for the 2015 Australian Rowing Team following selection trials in Penrith.

WAIS athlete Maia Simmonds has claimed a silver medal at the 2014 Rowing World Championships in Amsterdam after finishing second in the women's lightweight quad scull as a member of the Australian crew.

WAIS rowers competing at the World Championships in the Netherlands remain in contention, with Maia Simmonds earning progression into a final.

Four Western Australian Institute of Sport rowing scholarship holders have today been confirmed onto the Australian Rowing Team for the 2014 Rowing World Championships in Amsterdam from August 24-31.

WAIS athletes have returned medal winning performances at both the Sydney Rowing World Cup and Australian Rowing Championships held in Penrith over the past week.

Rowing Australia today announced a 60-strong team to compete in the first round of the World Rowing Cup to be held as part of the 2014 Sydney International Rowing Regatta (SIRR 2014).

WAIS rowers Alex Hagan and Hannah Vermeersch have won a bronze medal in the women's four at the 2013 Rowing World Championships in Chungju, Korea.

All WAIS rowers competing at the 2013 Rowing World Championships in Korea remain in contention despite a big scare for the Australian women's lightweight double scull.

WAIS athlete Maia Simmonds and her women's lightweight double scull partner Alice McNamara have begun their campaign at the Rowing World Championships in Chungju, Korea.

WAIS rowing scholarship holders Hannah Vermeersch and Alex Hagan have been crowned U23 World Champions as members of the Australian women's four.

The Australian women's four crew containing WAIS athletes Alex Hagan and Hannah Vermeersch have won a silver medal at World Cup III in Lucerne.

The Australian Rowing Team will aim to build on its performance from the last World Cup in Eton Dorney (UK) this weekend as they take to the water at World Cup 3 in Lucerne, Switzerland (July 12-14).

The Rowing Australia Board has officially announced the 2013 Australian Senior A Rowing Team following the conclusion of the 2013 National Selection Trials at the Sydney International Regatta Centre in Penrith.

The 2013 Australian Rowing Team Selection Trials will kick-off Tuesday 22 April with National Team Selection up for grabs in the Senior A, Para Rowing, World University Games, Under 23 and Junior teams.

WAIS rowing athletes and 2012 London Olympians Alex Hagan and Hannah Vermeersch have won gold as members of the Australian women's eight, at the Sydney Rowing World Cup in Penrith.

WAIS rowing athletes have been involved in small boat finals at the 2013 Sydney International Rowing Regatta in Penrith.

The inaugural Sydney International Rowing Regatta (SIRR) has attracted record number of athletes for the open national championships, which includes the 2013 Australian Open Rowing Championships, the Australian Open Schools Rowing Championships as well as the King's and Queen's Cups Interstate Regatta. Entries for these events closed this week.

Seven WAIS athletes have earned selection for the Australian rowing team for next month's World Cup event in Sydney.

Australia's self-titled women's eight "Motley Crew" made its London bow at the Olympic regatta where it faced women's eight world >

Australia's self-titled women's eight "Motley Crew" made its London bow at the Olympic regatta where it faced women's eight world >

Three WAIS rowers have featured in the men's eight boat that won bronze at the Under 23 World Rowing Championships in Trakai, Lithuania over the weekend.

WAIS rowers Todd Skipworth and Ben Cureton have captured silver in the final of the men's lightweight four at World Cup 3 in Germany over the weekend.

WAIS rowers Alex Hagan and Hannah Vermeersch have helped Australia to a fourth place finish in the final of the women's eight at World Cup 2 in Lucerne.

Rowing Australia has today announced the women's eight crew that will attempt to qualify for the 2012 London Olympic Games next month at the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta in Lucerne, Switzerland (May 20-23).

The Rowing Australia Board has officially announced the Australian Rowing Team following the conclusion of the 2012 National Selection Trials at the Sydney International Regatta Centre in Penrith.

Two of Australia's crews that were crowned world champions last year will line up against each other this Friday as the 2012 Rowing Australia National Selection Trials commence in Penrith.

Rowing Australia (RA) has added six new members to its 2012 Shadow Team following strong performances at the 2012 Australian Rowing Championships in Perth last week.

WAIS rowing athletes returned a medal glut from the recent Australian Rowing and Interstate Championships at Perth's Champion Lakes.

The current strength of Australian rowing was underlined today as WAIS rowing duo Ben Cureton and Todd Skipworth missed out on the highly competitive final of the men's pair at the 2012 Australian Rowing Championships at Champion Lakes Regatta Centre in Perth.

WAIS rowers Hannah Vermeersch and Alex Hagen have warmed up for the Australian Rowing Championships in March with a successful campaign at the NSW State Championships.

Following the conclusion of the first round of national selection trials for the 2012 Australian Rowing Team, the Olympic and Paralympic Shadow Squads have been reduced to 55 athletes.

The Australian lightweight men's four crew of Todd Skipworth (WAIS), Ben Cureton (WAIS), Sam Beltz (TAS) and Anthony Edwards (TAS) has won gold at the 2011 World Rowing Championships in Bled, Slovenia.

The Australian Junior Rowing Team tonight will commence its 2011 World Junior Rowing Championships campaign at Eton Dorney, England.

Australia's women's quad scull flew the flag for the Australian Under 23 Rowing Team with a bronze medal at the Under 23 World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam, Holland.

Australia's next generation of rowers will ply their trade this week as they contest the Under 23 World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (July 20-24).

The Australian Rowing Team will aim to build on its performance from the 2011 Henley Regatta this weekend as they take to the water at World Cup 3 in Lucerne, Switzerland (July 8-10).

At the completion of the 2011 National Rowing Selection Trials in Sydney last week, WAIS has had four athletes selected into the Australian team for August's Senior World Championships.

WAIS rowing scholarship holder Natasha Gay has been selected by Rowing Australia to represent her country at August's World Junior Rowing Championships in Eton, England.

Following from last weekend's Australian Rowing Championships in Adelaide, a group of WAIS athletes have been invited to contest the 2011 National Selection Trials in Penrith, Sydney.

WAIS Olympians Todd Skipworth and Ben Cureton have come away with a silver medal from the men's lightweight pair A Final at the National Rowing Championships in Adelaide.

The Australian National Rowing Championships are reaching the business end of proceedings from West Lakes in Adelaide with WAIS crews qualifying for a wide range of finals.

WAIS rowing athlete Natalie Bale knows the maxim "blood, sweat and tears" better than most. But as Luke Quinlivan finds, she has a lot left to give before she calls time on an already impressive career.

Western Australian Institute of Sport rowing scholarship holder Todd Skipworth and his men's lightweight four boat captured a silver medal in the final at the World Championships in New Zealand on the weekend.

Western Australian Institute of Sport rower Todd Skipworth has advanced through to the A Final of the lightweight men's four, and will compete for a world championship this weekend on Lake Karapiro in New Zealand.

WAIS rowing scholarship holders Matthew Cochran and David Watts have earned bronze in the final of the men's pair at the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore.

WAIS athletes have contributed to both of Australia's bronze medal successes at the 2010 Junior World Rowing Championships in the Czech Republic.

WAIS rowing athletes were in action at the World Under 23 Championships in Brest, Belarus last weekend. There was disappointment >

WAIS athlete Todd Skipworth and his men's lightweight four crew finished fifth in the final of the World Cup 2 event in Germany this weekend.

Western Australia's strong tradition in men's lightweight rowing has continued with three members of the WAIS rowing squad selected for >

WAIS rowing Performance Manager Antonio Maurogiovanni has suggested WA has a "bright" future in the sport after three athletes secured inclusion into the Australian Junior Rowing Team.

Australia's next crop of rowers will be under the spotlight at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra this week, as the first Australian Junior camp of 2010 commences.

The 2010 Australian Rowing Championships have concluded at Lake Nagambie, Victoria with WAIS's young squad producing some impressive results.

The WAIS rowing squad has commenced its medal assault at the 2010 Australian Rowing Championships and Interstate Regatta in Victoria despite ordinary racing conditions at Lake Nagambie.

Beijing Olympian Natalie Bale is looking forward to returning to the water this weekend to compete at the Victorian Championships.

WAIS rowing scholarship holders David Watts and Ashleigh Miles received a boost this week after scoring invites to Rowing Australia's >

WAIS rowing athlete Perry Ward will travel to Canberra to take part in a Rowing Australia training camp next week >

AIS-WAIS scholarship holders Emily Rose and Libby Alderman have narrowly missed out on a bronze medal in the final of >

WAIS rowing scholarship holder Ross Brown and his men's lightweight four crew have finished third in their repechage at the >

AIS-WAIS scholarship holders Libby Alderman and Emily Rose have qualified as part of the women's four crew for Saturday's final, >

WAIS rowing scholarship holder Ross Brown and his men's lightweight four team mates have finished fourth in their heat at >

Western Australian Institute of Sport rowers completed an impressive campaign at the World Junior Rowing Championships in Brive la Gaillarde, >

The Australian rowing team is in the final stages of preparation before heading for Poland and the Rowing World Championships. >

Following the completion of the 2009 Australian rowing selection trials, WAIS has had three senior, four U23 and four junior >

WAIS rowing athletes Perry Ward and Ross Brown have put themselves firmly in the minds of selectors after the lightweight >

WAIS rowing athletes will compete at the national selection trials for the 2009 Australian Rowing Team which commences on Friday at >

WAIS rowing athletes Todd Skipworth, Perry Ward, Ross Brown and Tom Nicholls yesterday combined to help Western Australia win a >

WAIS rowing athletes have won medals today at the 2009 Australian Rowing Championships at Tasmania's Lake Barrington with Todd Skipworth >

The next generation of WAIS rowers has produced a fantastic start to the Australian Rowing Championships at Tasmania's Lake Barrington >

WAIS rowing athletes are in the final stages of preparation for next week's Australian Rowing Championships, which are being held >

The search for Australia's next crop of Olympians continued yesterday when the National Rowing Centre of Excellence (NRCE) named its >

2008 Beijing Olympians and WAIS athletes Ben Cureton and Todd Skipworth competed in the gruelling Busselton Ironman last weekend with >

The Australian Institute of Sport and Rowing Australia are seeking the services of a suitably qualified senior coach to support >

WAIS athletes have returned two medals from the World Under-23 regatta in Brandenburg, Germany. Emily Rose and Libby Alderman combined >

Seven Western Australian athletes have been named as members of the record rowing squad that will be representing Australia at >

WAIS rowers lifted gold in both the women's and men's eight races over the weekend at the first rowing World >

As the build up to Beijing continues, six of Australia's eleven qualified rowing crews have headed for Germany to compete >

After weeks of speculation and hype, Rowing Australia has announced its final selection of rowers for the 2008 Beijing Games. >

WAIS rowers have been busy this weekend in Penrith, vying for team selection ahead of the Beijing Games. James Gatti, >

The final Selection Regatta for the Australian rowing team has commenced in Sydney with WAIS athletes aiming for a Beijing >

The third and final round of selection trials for the 2008 Australian Rowing Team will begin at the Sydney International >

WAIS rowers Ben Cureton and Todd Skipworth today had the opportunity to gain from the experiences of Former Test cricketing >