Rowing ACT has now finalised its interstate regatta selection policy and the state team selection processes
Attached is a copy of the Draft Rowing ACT Strategic Plan.
Some things to consider.
This year the Rowing ACT Board reviewed the previous strategic plan and considered that a number of aspects of the plan remain important and valuable to the ACT Rowing Community.
Rowing ACT was also asked to contribute to discussions and development of the Rowing Australia Strategic Plan. The RA Strategic Plan is not yet complete but it incorporates Indoor Rowing and Coastal Rowing as new aspects of the sport. Rowing ACT has included relevant areas of the proposed RA strategy in the Draft Rowing ACT Strategic Plan. The RA strategic plan will not be ratified until May 2022.
The High Performance aspects of the RA Strategy remain extant so the Rowing ACT Strategic Plan does not change much in this area.
The Draft Rowing ACT Strategic Plan is provided for review by Clubs and Schools and we welcome any advice and suggestions. We encourage you to spend time with your members discussing aspects of the plan. Details on the workshop will be provided shortly when a venue can be confirmed.
Please note that implementation plans may sit underneath the strategic plan, where appropriate, to provide more detail on key initiatives.
If you have any questions please contact me.
https://rowingact.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Rowing-ACT-Strategic-Plan-2021-2024-DRAFT-2.pdf
Please see below the link to the 2021 Rowing ACT Annual Report
Due to the 7 day lockdown announced today the WTT4 will be postponed this weekend.
WTT3 small boats has been rescheduled to this Saturday (24th of July). The same order of entries will prevail and no new entries will be accepted. See you on the start line.
Check out the latest video featuring our very own ACT reps:
Great opportunity at Radford College.
Rowing ACT Performance Pathways /ACTAS High Performance Assistant Coach
The Rowing ACT / ACTAS Performance Pathways Squad is seeking a full time assistant coach to help develop the ACT’s next generation of Australian Olympic Rowers. Our role is to identify and then nurture talent through the Rowing Australia Performance Pathway, for underage national team representation then on to the National Training Centres. The Rowing ACT Pathway Program (RACT PP), is the managed by Rowing ACT and supported by the ACT Academy of Sport (ACTAS).
RACT is responsible for the overall management, promotion and development of the sport and represents affiliated rowing clubs and competitive and recreational members throughout the ACT. ACTAS provides services in athlete management to all categorised athletes and training agreement athletes identified in the pathway program.
Rowing ACT is looking to appoint a full-time Rowing ACT Performance Pathways /ACTAS High Performance Assistant Coach who will be integral in delivery the Performance Pathways for rowing in the ACT. They will be working to develop athletes for state and national representation on Australian underage teams and coordinating the ACT’s underage interstate squads.
For more information about the role and how to apply, click on the link below to the “SportsPeople” website. Applications close at 12 noon on Friday 21 May.