Future-proofed on the final day

New Zealand rowers adapting to double-ups at World Championships in Amsterdam.

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Kiwi umpire living her rowing dream

The World Championships have been packed with incredible moments for ‘Nessie’ McIver.

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Time trials decide fate of Kiwi big boats

Course conditions prompt change to different qualifying system.

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Two in a row for Kiwi Pair

Ben Taylor and Oli Welch win back-to-back world titles

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Fast-improving Men’s Four rocket into medal race

A podium finish at the World Championships would be a huge achievement for a crew that’s been together just six weeks.

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Kiwi pair take another step in defence of world title

Ben Taylor and Oli Welch set fastest time on way to gold medal race in Amsterdam.

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Kiwis embrace the international umpiring pathway

Becoming an rowing official and engaging in international regattas is a very real pathway open to those willing to give it a try. We speak to a quartet of Kiwi umpires who all thoroughly enjoy contributing to their sport on the global stage.

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Welcome to the Bosbaan, world rowing’s Autobahn

The venue for this year’s World Rowing Championships has a reputation for producing fast times.

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The pre-season playbook

No two rowing schools approach pre-season training in quite the same way. We chat to four rowing coaches to uncover the philosophies shaping their pre-season playbooks.

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Plovdiv produces another chapter in the Kiwi U19 story

New Zealand finished out of the medals on the second-to-last day of racing at the U19 World Rowing Championships in Bulgaria.

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