The RACT Time Trials are part of the Senior and U23 National Team Selections and encouraged for all underage team selections. See below for further information:
TT Distance:
White Poles in Yarralumla to Kingston – 5300m
Key Event Times and Processes:
Monday – Close of entries
Thursday – bow numbers delivered to clubs.
(Nationally Nominated Rowers Ony)Friday before rowing – weigh in at home club. Have coach/program manager a send screenshot of the weigh in and athlete name to 0412652986.
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Rowing ACT is excited to announce our new Veteran’s and Families Indoor Rowing Competition on the 19th of August!
With our community partners, Invictus Australia and the support of the @Community Services Directorate and the ACT Government , the competition will run in person on Saturday the 19th and as an online early entry for participants who are unable to make it to Canberra on the day in the week prior.
Entries can be made via the link below, with entries closing on Sunday the 6th of June 2023.
Congratulations to all our Rowers who headed up to Sydney to compete in the 2023 Australian Masters Rowing Championships this past week. The ACT had athletes competing from ANU Boat Club, Black Mountain Rowing Club, Canberra Rowing Club and the ADF Rowing Club – a strong contingent to represent our territory!
ANU was the best of the ACT clubs coming in at 20th on the medal tally and 3.5 golds in the bag. ADF and Black Mountain both took home some bling but it was in the interstate where the ACT shone.
Three crews, all claiming a podium position is a great result for our small state. Stuart John started us off well, taking home a silver in the PR3 Men’s Masters Single – a strong row from Stu! Sue Donoghue stormed out of the gate to take home the gold in clear water, making that back-to-back for Sue! Our Women’s quad was strong off the blocks and was leading through the 500m but was pipped by Victoria to take home a strong silver.
We are very proud of all the ACT crews, and every athlete who participated over the weekend. Well done to all!
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September RACT Time Trial Information
/in Event /by Executor OfficerThe RACT Time Trials are part of the Senior and U23 National Team Selections and encouraged for all underage team selections. See below for further information:
TT Distance:
White Poles in Yarralumla to Kingston – 5300m
Key Event Times and Processes:
Monday – Close of entries
Thursday – bow numbers delivered to clubs.
(Nationally Nominated Rowers Ony) Friday before rowing – weigh in at home club. Have coach/program manager a send screenshot of the weigh in and athlete name to 0412652986.
Friday 6.15am – first para boat commences
Friday 6.30am – first able bodied boat commences
Time Trial / Safety Information:
Please refer to the “SEPTEMBER 2023 ROWING ACT NATIONAL TIME TRIAL Time Trial Information – Risk Assessment Documentation” for maps and all safety information.
Veteran’s Indoor Rowing Competition
/in Event, News /by Executor OfficerAustralian Masters Rowing Championships Wrap Up
/in News, State Teams /by Executor OfficerCongratulations to all our Rowers who headed up to Sydney to compete in the 2023 Australian Masters Rowing Championships this past week. The ACT had athletes competing from ANU Boat Club, Black Mountain Rowing Club, Canberra Rowing Club and the ADF Rowing Club – a strong contingent to represent our territory!
ANU was the best of the ACT clubs coming in at 20th on the medal tally and 3.5 golds in the bag. ADF and Black Mountain both took home some bling but it was in the interstate where the ACT shone.
Three crews, all claiming a podium position is a great result for our small state. Stuart John started us off well, taking home a silver in the PR3 Men’s Masters Single – a strong row from Stu! Sue Donoghue stormed out of the gate to take home the gold in clear water, making that back-to-back for Sue! Our Women’s quad was strong off the blocks and was leading through the 500m but was pipped by Victoria to take home a strong silver.
We are very proud of all the ACT crews, and every athlete who participated over the weekend. Well done to all!