history of australian national rowing championships

2023 Australian Masters Championships, Sydney International Regatta Centre

The 2000 Olympic Regatta Course at Penrith Lakes hosted over 1000 competitors for the 2023 Australian Masters Rowing Championships in a long awaited return to New South Wales.

Toowong Rowing Club led Melbourne Rowing Club by over 600 points in the Club pointscore, while Melbourne Rowing Club had the top ranked male and female competitors in Rodney Stewart and Tanja Nishibata.

Victoria (Men’s 4x) and Queensland (Women’s 8) lost their 2022 titles to Tasmania and South Australia respectively, as South Australia and Victoria (Men’s 8 and Women’s 4x) maintained their dominance in their respective interstate races.

Sue Donoghoe (ACT) repeated in the PR3W1x, as did Kevin Wall (NSW) in the PR3M1x.

A full searchable database of results from the 2023 Masters Nationals is available here: https://rowingmanager.com/regattas/5867/results

Links to results

Organising Committee

The organising committee for these championships was headed by Rowing Australia Event Manager Alice Evans and the local organising committee was run by Rowing NSW.

Jury

Sources

https://rowingmanager.com/regattas/5867

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The idea for this history originated from the Olympic Rowing and World Senior Rowing Championship histories written by Andrew Guerin and Margot Foster in 1991, 1992 & 1993 for the Australian team handbooks. Andrew Guerin developed and extended these histories to the current format in 2004 for publication in 2004 and then expanded the site.

Steve Roll has been an invaluable contributor to the website in locating errors and finding Christian names of rowers. His superb work is acknowledged.

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