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Posted: 09 September 2025

The Scotland Rowing Team took to the water at Dorney Lake on Saturday the 26^th July for the Home International Rowing Regatta. Comprising of 79 athletes, coaches, umpires and support staff, the team did well across the events to bring home a total of 7 gold medals to finish 3^rd in the overall points ahead of hosts, Wales.

Read more: Captain's Race Reports for the Home International Rowing Regatta 2025

Posted: 05 September 2025 

Scottish athletes are preparing to make an impact on the international stage as an incredible 178 crews Scottish representation are gearing up for the 2025 World Rowing Masters Regatta in Banyoles, Spain, next week (10–14 September). This marks the largest Scottish turnout since 2017, with athletes from nine clubs — Aberdeen BC, Clydesdale ARC, Castle Semple RC, Glasgow RC, Inverness RC, Loch Lomond RC, St Andrew BC, Stirling RC, and Strathclyde Park RC — ready to take on the world. The four-day regatta promises thrilling competition across all boat classes and age categories, setting the scene for an unforgettable showcase of strength, skill, and Scottish spirit.

Read more: Battle in Banyoles: Scottish Masters Rowers Gear Up for World Championships

Posted: 04 September 2025

Cam Buchan & Natacha Searson in the CMix2x (All Mark One)

Scottish athletes walked away from a blustery Knoll Beach in Studland with five Gold, three Silver and three Bronze medals at the final domestic event of the Beach Sprint season. Thirteen Scots travelled down to the south of England for the championships, many of whom will be hopeful to represent Great Britain or Scotland over the International stage of the season at the World & European Championships, HIR Beach Sprints and the Commonwealth Rowing Association Beach Sprint Championships.

Read more: Medals galore for Scots at 2025 British Rowing Beach Sprint Championships 

Posted: 04 September 2025

Scottish Rowing is delighted to open nominations for the 2024–25 Scottish Rowing Awards, celebrating the achievements, dedication, and impact of individuals, crews, coaches, and clubs across the rowing community.

Read more: Scottish Rowing Awards 2024-25 - Nominations OPEN!

Posted: 14 August 2025

Gold Medalling winning GB Women’s Eight, photo credit: World University Games 

Great Britain won five medals (three gold, one silver, one bronze) and topped the medal table at the FISU World University Games in Rhine-Ruhr, Germany last week, with University of St Andrews’ Sophia Issberner part of the Women’s Eight that won gold on Sunday. 

Read more: Victory for GB & Saints rower Sophia at World University Games

Posted: 07 August 2025

Scotland’s Minister for Social Care, Mental Wellbeing and Sport, Maree Todd MSP, recently visited Inverness Rowing Club to see first-hand the remarkable transformation of one of Scotland’s most ambitious community sports clubs.

The visit marked a celebration of the club’s extraordinary growth over the past five years - from just 65 members and no mains electricity in 2019, to a thriving hub of over 125 members, modern facilities, a growing fleet of boats, and a vibrant outreach programme serving young people and underrepresented groups across the Highlands.

Read more: Minister for Sport Praises Growth of Inverness Rowing Club During Club Visit