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Posted: 17 December 2025

Scottish Rowing have an exciting vacancy in our Performance Pathway Coaching Team. We are looking for an ambitious and energetic coach who can provide high quality support to athletes on the Performance Pathway in Scotland.

Posted: 19 December 2025

The Scottish Rowing team will take an extended break over the holiday period, and our office will be closed from Friday 19 December, reopening on Monday 5 January. During this time, phones and mailboxes will not be monitored.

All the team at Scottish Rowing wish you and your loved ones a joyful festive season and a happy, healthy New Year. Thank you for your continued support - we look forward to an exciting 2026 together.

Posted: 19 December 2025

Dear Member,

As we approach the end of 2025, I want to thank you for being part of the Scottish Rowing community this year. The festive period is a time to celebrate and reflect - to recognise the progress we’ve made together and appreciate the strength of our rowing family.

Posted: 15 December 2025

The World Anti-Doping Agency’s 2026 Prohibited List comes into effect on 1 January 2026.

Posted: 11 December 2025

The whirring of the ergometer flywheels, the thuds of barbells in the weights room, and the scratch of pens filled the halls of the sportscotland National Sport Training Centre in Largs last weekend as 52 junior athletes took part in not one, but two simultaneous camps.

Posted: 08 December 2025

The Scotland Rowing Team saw great success at the CRA Beach Sprint Championships. The team was comprised of 7 athletes, four senior athletes, and three under 21 athletes, who took to the Caribbean waters to test themselves against the best from the Commonwealth nations.

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Scotland Rowing Team | Christian Taylor

Posted: 02 December 2025

On Friday 21st November, junior participants from 15 different schools, rowing clubs, and youth groups gathered at Fettes College in Edinburgh for the first in-person Scottish Rowing Junior Indoor Championship under its new name.

Posted: 01 December 2025

Sport in Scotland is at breaking point.

Despite a pledge in 2021 to double annual funding for sport to £100m, that commitment remains unmet with less than six months of this Parliament left.

Posted: 12 November 2025

For many rowers in Scotland, Inverness’ Caley Cruisers Autumn Head is an exciting opportunity for crews to race against Scotland’s best athletes in the early stages of each season; and this time round it also saw two historic firsts for the Scottish Rowing Performance Pathway.

The first milestone was hosting a GB Rowing Team U19 Trials event, and the second being the first B1 Visually Impaired athlete (fully blind) to race a single scull down a head-race course (to our knowledge).

Posted: 13 November 2025

Written by Andrea Byrne, Scottish Student Sport Communications Officer & Glasgow Uni BC Member

For many Scottish rowers, the November trip to Inverness marks the first major head race of the season and a chance to test early-season speed. This year’s Caley Cruisers Autumn Head delivered everything competitors could have hoped for, with calm water and tight racing across all divisions.

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Vacancy: Performance Development Coach

Scottish Rowing Office Christmas Closure Notice

Festive Message from Scottish Rowing

Clean Sport Update – 2026 Prohibited List Updates

Two Camps, One Goal: Building Strength, Skill and Confidence at Largs

Tropical Tide Turns Tartan – Scottish Success on the Beaches of Barbados

Junior Indoor League and Championships 2025

Scottish Sport is "Running on Empty"

Two milestones, one event - Inverness Autumn Head hosts GBRT U19 benchmarking event and a para-rowing first.

Caley Cruisers Autumn Head 2025 – Race Report

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