News

Posted: 8 April 2024

The Scottish Argonauts Project provides a unique opportunity for many of our junior rowers to experience training and racing in eights at a national level competition, namely Women’s Eights Head of the River Race and Head of the River Race on the Tideway. The Project has been running for several years and is a staple in the Junior Performance Pathway. We look forward to the continuation of the Argonauts project for many years to come.

Read more: Scottish Argonauts Project 2024 - WeHoRR and HoRR Review

Are you interested in learning to row?  There are learn-to-row courses taking place in clubs around Scotland take a look to see if there is one in your area.

Read more: Learn-To-Row In Scotland

Posted: 22 March 2024

Scottish Rowing is seeking a strong and dynamic Chief Executive Officer to lead the organisation through its next strategic review and on to the next exciting phase in its development.

Read more: Scottish Rowing: Chief Executive Officer

Posted: 21 March 2024

After many years of hard work and dedication we are excited to announce that the River Ayr Access Steps were officially opened for use on the 17^th of March by Dame Katherine Grainger.

Read more: River Ayr Access Steps Officially Open!

Posted: 18 March 2024

The inaugural Scottish Rowing Beach Sprint Championships, part of the Four Nations Beach Sprint Series, will be taking place on Saturday 18^th May at East Sands, St Andrews.

Read more: Beach Sprint Championships Making Its Debut In St Andrews

 Posted: 8 March 2024

In celebration of International Women's Day, Scottish Rowing is proud to recognise the remarkable contribution of women in our sport. In this special feature, we're sharing a small sample of stories from athletes, volunteers, and staff members - hearing about their experiences, what rowing means to them and about those who inspired them.

Read more: International Women's Day - Inspiring Inclusion