Australia in Rowing

Rowing at the Olympic Games, Paris 2024: 1 bronze

The record

Rowing at the Olympic Games10 golds, 12 silvers, 11 bronzes10golds
Every result, newest first33
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Men, Quadruple sculls · Jack Cleary; Caleb Antill; Cameron Girdlestone; Luke Letcher
- Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Alexander Purnell; Spencer Turrin; Jack Hargreaves; Alexander Hill
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Karsten Forsterling; Alexander Belonogoff; Cameron Girdlestone; James McRae
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Will Lockwood; Josh Dunkley-Smith; Josh Booth; Alexander Hill
- London 2012 · Bronze · Men, Quadruple sculls · Chris Morgan; Karsten Forsterling; James McRae; Daniel Noonan
- London 2012 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · James Chapman; Josh Dunkley-Smith; Drew Ginn; Will Lockwood
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · David Crawshay; Scott Brennan
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · Drew Ginn; Duncan Free
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Matt Ryan; James Marburg; Cameron McKenzie-McHarg; Francis Hegerty
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · Drew Ginn; James Tomkins
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Stefan Szczurowski; Stuart Reside; Stuart Welch; James Stewart; Geoff Stewart; Bo Hanson; Mike McKay; Stephen Stewart; Michael Toon
- Athens 2004 · Silver · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Glen Loftus; Anthony Edwards; Ben Cureton; Simon Burgess
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pairs · Matthew Long; James Tomkins
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Men, Coxless four · James Stewart; Ben Dodwell; Geoff Stewart; Bo Hanson
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Men, Eight · Christian Ryan; Alastair Gordon; Nick Porzig; Rob Jahrling; Mike McKay; Stuart Welch; Daniel Burke; Jaime Fernandez; Brett Hayman
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Simon Burgess; Anthony Edwards; Darren Balmforth; Robert Richards
- Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Men, Quadruple sculls · Janusz Hooker; Bo Hanson; Duncan Free; Ronald Snook
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Men, Coxless pairs · David Weightman; Rob Scott
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Nicholas Green; Drew Ginn; James Tomkins; Mike McKay
- Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Bruce Hick; Anthony Edwards
- Barcelona 1992 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Peter Antonie; Stephen Hawkins
- Barcelona 1992 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Andrew Cooper; Nicholas Green; Mike McKay; James Tomkins
- Los Angeles 1984 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Paul Reedy; Gary Gullock; Timothy McLaren; Anthony Lovrich
- Los Angeles 1984 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Craig Muller; Clyde Hefer; Samuel Patten; Tim Willoughby; Ian Edmunds; James Battersby; Ion Popa; Stephen Evans; Gavin Thredgold
- Mexico City 1968 · Silver · Men, Eight · Alf Duval; David Douglas; Michael Morgan; John Ranch; Joe Fazio; Gary Pearce; Peter Dickson; Bob Shirlaw; Alan Grover
- Melbourne 1956 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Stuart Mackenzie
- Melbourne 1956 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Murray Riley; Mervyn Wood
- Melbourne 1956 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Michael Aikman; David Boykett; Angus Benfield; Jim Howden; Garth Manton; Walter Howell; Adrian Monger; Bryan Doyle; Harold Hewitt
- Helsinki 1952 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Mervyn Wood
- Helsinki 1952 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Bob Tinning; Ernest Chapman; Nimrod Greenwood; David Anderson; Geoff Williamson; Mervyn Finlay; Edward Pain; Phil Cayzer; Tom Chessell
- London 1948 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Mervyn Wood
- Los Angeles 1932 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Bobby Pearce
- Amsterdam 1928 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Bobby Pearce
World Rowing Championships29 golds, 30 silvers, 32 bronzes29golds
Every result, newest first91
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Nicholas Dunlop; Harry Manton; Mitch Salisbury; Rohan Lavery; Patrick Long; Fergus Hamilton; Jack Robertson; Austin Reinehr; Alex Nichol
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Silver · Men, Pair · Angus Dawson; Alex Hill
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Silver · Men, PR1 single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Shanghai, China 2025 · Bronze · Men, PR1 single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Patrick Holt; Kendall Brodie; Joshua Hicks; Ben Canham; Jack O'brien; Jack Robertson; Angus Widdicombe; Timothy Masters; Angus Dawson
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · David Bartholot; Caleb Antill
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Jackson Kench; William O'shannessy; Angus Widdicombe; Henry Youl; Nicholas Lavery; Kendall Brodie; Sam Hardy; Ben Canham; Rohan Lavery
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Silver · Men, Four · Jack O'brien; Jack Hargreaves; Spencer Turrin; Alex Purnell
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Silver · Men, PR3 pair · James Talbot; Nicholas Neales
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Sean Murphy
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Bronze · Men, Pair · Joshua Hicks; Sam Hardy
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Bronze · Men, PR1 single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Silver · Men, PR3 pair · Jed Altschwager; William Smith
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Silver · Men, Eight · Robert Black; Angus Moore; Angus Widdicombe; Liam Donald; Kendall Brodie; Simon Keenan; Timothy Masters; Joshua Booth; Nicholas Purnell
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Gold · Men, Four · Joshua Hicks; Jack Hargreaves; Spencer Turrin; Alex Hill
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Alex Purnell; Campbell Watts; Caleb Antill; David Watts
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Gold · Men, PR1 single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Silver · Men, PR3 pair · Jed Altschwager; James Talbot
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · Angus Widdicombe; Darcy Wruck; James Rook
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Gold · Men, Four · Alex Hill; Spencer Turrin; Joshua Hicks; Jack Hargreaves
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Gold · Men, PR1 single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Gold · Men, AS single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Men, Four · William Lockwood; Spencer Turrin; Alex Hill; Joshua Dunkley-Smith
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Cameron Girdlestone; David Crawshay; Karsten Forsterling; David Watts
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Gold · Men, AS single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · James Mcrae; Alexander Belonogoff
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Bronze · Men, Four · Fergus Pragnell; Joshua Dunkley-Smith; Alexander Lloyd; Spencer Turrin
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Gold · Men, AS single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Simon Nola; Alister Foot; John Price; Nicholas Silcox; Blair Tunevitsch; Timothy Widdicombe; John Mcdonnell; Timothy Webster; Darryn Purcell
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Silver · Men, Four · Spencer Turrin; William Lockwood; Joshua Dunkley-Smith; Alexander Lloyd
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Bronze · Men, AS single sculls · Erik Horrie
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Roderick Chisholm; David Webster; ThomasTom, Gibson; Thomas Bertrand; Nicholas Baker; Darryn Purcell; Alister Foot; Blair Tunevitsch; Ross Brown
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Samuel Beltz; Benjamin Cureton; Todd Skipworth; Anthony Edwards
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · David Webster; William Lockwood; James Chapman
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Bronze · Men, Four · Samuel Loch; Nicholas Purnell; Drew Ginn; Joshua Dunkley-Smith
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Gold · Men, Quadruple sculls · Karsten Forsterling; James Mcrae; Christopher Morgan; Daniel Noonan
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Ross Brown; Perry Ward; Alister Foot; Thomas Bertrand; Angus Tyers; David Webster; Nicholas Baker; Blair Tunevitsch; Darryn Purcell
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Anthony Edwards; Todd Skipworth; Samuel Beltz; Blair Tunevitsch
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Christopher Morgan; Dominic Grimm; David Webster
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Joshua Dunkley-Smith; Samuel Loch; Francis Hegerty; Tobias Lister; William Lockwood; Cameron Mckenzie Mcharg; Nicholas Purnell; James Marburg; Matthew Ryan
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Bronze · Men, Quadruple sculls · James Mcrae; Karsten Forsterling; Daniel Noonan; David Crawshay
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Silver · Men, Four · Francis Hegerty; James Marburg; Matthew Ryan; Cameron Mckenzie Mcharg
- Poznan, Poland 2009 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Nick Hudson; David Crawshay; Jared Bidwell; Daniel Noonan
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2008 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pair · Hugh Rawlinson; Nicholas Baxter; Fergus Pragnell
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight pair · Ross Brown; Michael Mcbryde
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Gold · Men, Pair · Drew Ginn; Duncan Free
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Gold · Men, Pair · Duncan Free; Drew Ginn
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Hardy Cubasch; MarcMarco, Douez; Samuel Conrad
- Banyoles, Spain 2004 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · Tim Smith; Tom Nicholls; Samuel Beltz; Ross Brown; MarcMarco, Douez; ThomasTom, Gibson; Sam Waley; Kaspar Hebblewhite; George Roberts
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Deon Birtwistle; Samuel Beltz; Shane Broad; Michael Mcbryde
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · Luke Pougnault; Jonathan Fievez; MarcMarco, Douez
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Gold · Men, Pair · James Tomkins; Drew Ginn
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pair · Michael Toon; Rob Jahrling; Tom Laurich
- Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · Glen Loftus; Matt Russell; Andrew Black; Karl Parker; Andrew Butler; Benjamin Cureton; Kenny Chan; Shane Broad; Michael Wiseman
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Silver · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Hamish Karrasch; Bruce Hick
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Anthony Edwards; Bob Richards; Simon Burgess; Darren Balmforth
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Silver · Men, Four · Bo Hanson; Ben Dodwell; Geoff Stewart; James Stewart
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Gold · Men, Pair · James Tomkins; Drew Ginn
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Bronze · Men, Quadruple sculls · Duncan Free; Peter Hardcastle; Jason Day; Stuart Reside
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Anthony Edwards; Bob Richards; Darren Balmforth; Simon Burgess
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Brett Hayman; Nick Green; James Tomkins; Drew Ginn; Mike Mckay
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Brett Hayman; Nick Green; James Tomkins
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Silver · Men, Pair · Mike Mckay; Drew Ginn
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Tim Wright; Rob Mitchell; Brett Hayman; Bob Richards; Jon Berney; Alastair Isherwood; Michael Wiseman; Darren Balmforth; Simon Burgess
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · David Colvin; Nick Mcdonald-Crowley; David Cameron
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Marcus Free; Duncan Free
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Daniel Burke; Drew Ginn; Alastair Gordon; Geoff Stewart; Richard Wearne; James Stewart; David Porzig; David Colvin; Robert Walker
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Anthony Edwards; Bruce Hick
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Silver · Men, Pair · Richard Wearne; Robert Walker
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Gary Lynagh; James Seppelt; Bruce Hick; Andrew Stunnel
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Bronze · Men, Pair · Robert Walker; Richard Wearne
- Racice, Czechia 1993 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Gary Lynagh; Bruce Hick
- Racice, Czechia 1993 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Steve Hawkins
- Montreal, Canada 1992 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Gary Lynagh; Bruce Hick
- Vienna, Austria 1991 · Gold · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Steve Hawkins; Bruce Hick; Gary Lynagh
- Vienna, Austria 1991 · Gold · Men, Four · Mike Mckay; Nick Green; Andrew Cooper; James Tomkins
- Tasmania, Australia 1990 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Bruce Hick; Steve Hawkins; Gary Lynagh
- Tasmania, Australia 1990 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Paul Reedy; Peter Antonie
- Tasmania, Australia 1990 · Gold · Men, Four · Mike Mckay; James Tomkins; Nick Green
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Peter Antonie
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Gold · Men, Eight · Mike Mckay; Steve Evans; Mark Doyle; Malcolm Batten; Dale Caterson; James Galloway; Andrew Cooper; James Tomkins; Ion Popa
- Duisburg, Germany 1983 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Stephen Spurling; Greg Raszyk; Bruce House; Graeme Barns; Brian Digby; Ian Jordan; Peter Antonie; Richard Hay; Paul Harvey
- Duisburg, Germany 1983 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Gavin Threadgold; Sam Patten; Tim Willoughby; Ion Popa; James Battersby; Ian Edmunds; David Doyle; John Quigley; Bruce Keynes
- Munich, Germany 1981 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Clyde Hefer; Graham Gardiner; Simon Gillett; Charles Bartlett
- Hazewinkel, Belgium 1980 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Simon Gillett; Clyde Hefer; Graham Gardiner; Charles Bartlett
- Copenhagen, Denmark 1978 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · Phillip Gardiner; Malcolm Robertson; Dennis Hatcher; Lyall Mccarthy; Adrian Maginn; Bob Cooper; Ian Porter; Colin Smith I; Jeff Sykes
- Copenhagen, Denmark 1978 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Simon Gillett; Vaughan Bollen; Peter Antonie; Geoffrey Rees
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 1977 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · John Hawkins; Phillip Gardiner; Alan De Belin; David England; Ian Porter; Malcolm Robertson; Richard Garrard; Phillip Ainsworth; Rodney Stewart
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 1977 · Silver · Men, Lightweight four · Simon Gillett; Geoffrey Rees; Colin Smith I; Peter Antonie
- Nottingham, Great Britain 1975 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Colin Smith I; Campbell Johnstone; Geoffrey Rees; Andrew Michelmore
- Lucerne, Switzerland 1974 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Colin Smith I; Andrew Michelmore; Campbell Johnstone; Geoffrey Rees
Rowing at the Commonwealth Games14 golds, 8 silvers, 7 bronzes14golds
Every result, newest first29
- Edinburgh 1986 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Gold · Men, Eights · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Silver · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Australia
- Perth 1962 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Australia
- Perth 1962 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Australia
- Perth 1962 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pair · Australia
- Perth 1962 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Australia
- Perth 1962 · Gold · Men, Eights · Australia
- Cardiff 1958 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Australia
- Cardiff 1958 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Australia
- Cardiff 1958 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pair · Australia
- Cardiff 1958 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · Australia
- Cardiff 1958 · Silver · Men, Eights · Australia
- Vancouver 1954 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Australia
- Vancouver 1954 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pair · Australia
- Vancouver 1954 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Australia
- Auckland 1950 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Australia
- Auckland 1950 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Australia
- Auckland 1950 · Gold · Men, Coxless pair · Australia
- Auckland 1950 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Australia
- Auckland 1950 · Gold · Men, Eights · Australia
- Sydney 1938 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Australia
- Sydney 1938 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Australia
- Sydney 1938 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Australia
- Sydney 1938 · Silver · Men, Eights · Australia
- Hamilton 1930 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Bobby Pearce

Rowing at the Olympic Games3 golds, 3 silvers, 6 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first12
- Paris 2024 · Bronze · Women, Coxless pairs · Jessica Morrison; Annabelle McIntyre
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women, Quadruple sculls · Ria Thompson; Rowena Meredith; Harriet Hudson; Caitlin Cronin
- Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Women, Coxless four · Lucy Stephan; Rosemary Popa; Jessica Morrison; Annabelle McIntyre
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Gold · Women, Single sculls · Kim Brennan
- London 2012 · Bronze · Women, Single sculls · Kim Crow
- London 2012 · Silver · Women, Double sculls · Kim Crow; Brooke Pratley
- London 2012 · Silver · Women, Coxless pairs · Kate Hornsey; Sarah Tait
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Women, Quadruple sculls · Dana Faletic; Rebecca Sattin; Amber Bradley; Kerry Hore
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Women, Coxless pairs · Kate Slatter; Rachael Taylor
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Women, Coxless pairs · Megan Still; Kate Slatter
- Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Virginia Lee; Rebecca Joyce
- Los Angeles 1984 · Bronze · Women, Coxed four · Karen Brancourt; Susan Chapman; Margot Foster; Robyn Grey-Gardner; Susan Lee
World Rowing Championships24 golds, 24 silvers, 19 bronzes24golds
Every result, newest first67
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Silver · Women, Four · Giorgia Patten; Bronwyn Cox; Jacqui Swick; Georgie Rowe
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Bronze · Women, Eight · Hayley Verbunt; Molly Goodman; Lily Triggs; Olympia Aldersey; Georgie Gleeson; Jacqui Swick; Bronwyn Cox; Georgie Rowe; Paige Barr
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Silver · Women, Pair · Jess Morrison; Annabelle Mcintyre
- Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Bronze · Women, Single sculls · Tara Rigney
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Silver · Women, PR2 single sculls · Kathryn Ross
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Silver · Women, PR3 pair · Alex Vuillermin; Alexandra Viney
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Bronze · Women, Four · Katrina Werry; Lucy Stephan; Annabelle Mcintyre; Bronwyn Cox
- Racice, Czechia 2022 · Bronze · Women, Single sculls · Tara Rigney
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Gold · Women, PR2 single sculls · Kathryn Ross
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Silver · Women, Eight · Georgie Rowe; Rosemary Popa; Molly Goodman; Annabelle Mcintyre; James Rook; Jacinta Edmunds; Bronwyn Cox; Leah Saunders; Jess Morrison
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Gold · Women, Four · Katrina Werry; Sarah Hawe; Olympia Aldersey; Lucy Stephan
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Silver · Women, Pair · Annabelle Mcintyre; Jess Morrison
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Bronze · Women, Eight · Rosemary Popa; Emma Fessey; Annabelle Mcintyre; Leah Saunders; James Rook; Georgie Rowe; Ciona Wilson; Jacinta Edmunds; Georgina Gotch
- Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Silver · Women, Four · Katrina Werry; Sarah Hawe; Molly Goodman; Lucy Stephan
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Silver · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Amy James; Alice Arch; Georgia Nesbitt; Georgia Miansarow
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Bronze · Women, Double sculls · Madeleine Edmunds; Olympia Aldersey
- Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Gold · Women, Four · Katrina Werry; Sarah Hawe; Molly Goodman; Lucy Stephan
- Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Gold · Women, Single sculls · Kimberley Brennan
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Silver · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Sarah Pound; Laura Dunn; Maia Simmonds; Hannah Every-Hall
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Bronze · Women, Double sculls · Sally Kehoe; Olympia Aldersey
- Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Silver · Women, Single sculls · Kimberley Brennan
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Women, Four · Hannah Vermeersch; Lucy Stephan; Charlotte Sutherland; Alexandra Hagan
- Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Gold · Women, Single sculls · Kimberley Brennan
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Silver · Women, Double sculls · Kerry Hore; Kimberley Brennan
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Silver · Women, Four · Pauline Frasca; Renee Chatterton; Kate Hornsey; Peta White
- Bled, Slovenia 2011 · Bronze · Women, Pair · Kate Hornsey; Sarah Tait
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Silver · Women, Double sculls · Kerry Hore; Kimberley Brennan
- Karapiro, New Zealand 2010 · Silver · Women, Four · Sarah Cook; Sarah Heard; Kate Hornsey; Pauline Frasca
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2008 · Gold · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Bronwen Watson; Miranda Bennett; Alice Mcnamara; Ingrid Fenger
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Gold · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Marguerite Houston; Amber Halliday
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Gold · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Alice Mcnamara; Tara Kelly; Bronwen Watson; Miranda Bennett
- Munich, Germany 2007 · Bronze · Women, Four · Katelyn Gray; Phoebe Stanley; Emily Martin; Victoria Roberts
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Marguerite Houston; Amber Halliday
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Gold · Women, Double sculls · Elizabeth Kell; Brooke Pratley
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Bronze · Women, Eight · Sarah Cook; Emily Martin; Jo Lutz; Sarah Heard; Kate Hornsey; Robyn Selby Smith; Amber Bradley; Kimberley Brennan; Elizabeth Patrick
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Gold · Women, Four · Amber Bradley; Jo Lutz; Kate Hornsey; Robyn Selby Smith
- Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Silver · Women, Quadruple sculls · Sally Kehoe; Catriona Sens; Sonia Mills; Dana Faletic
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Bronze · Women, Double sculls · Amber Bradley; Sally Kehoe
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Gold · Women, Eight · Sarah Heard; Robyn Selby Smith; Sonia Mills; Pauline Frasca; Sarah Tait; Fleur Chew; Kate Hornsey; Elizabeth Patrick; Emily Martin
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Gold · Women, Four · Robyn Selby Smith; Kate Hornsey; Emily Martin; Pauline Frasca
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Silver · Women, Pair · Sarah Tait; Natalie Bale
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Sally Causby; Amber Halliday
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Marguerite Houston; Miranda Bennett; Sally Newmarch; Bronwen Watson
- Milan, Italy 2003 · Gold · Women, Quadruple sculls · Kerry Hore; Amber Bradley; Dana Faletic; Jane Robinson
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Gold · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Sally Causby; Amber Halliday
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Gold · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Zita Van De Walle; Hannah Every-Hall; Marguerite Houston; Miranda Bennett
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Silver · Women, Eight · Jane Robinson; Jo Lutz; Jodi Winter; Rebecca Sattin; Julia Wilson; Rachael Taylor; Victoria Roberts; Kristina Larsen; Carly Bilson
- Seville, Spain 2002 · Gold · Women, Four · Jodi Winter; Kristina Larsen; Rebecca Sattin; Victoria Roberts
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Gold · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Catriona Roach; Josephine Lips; Sally Causby; Amber Halliday
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Gold · Women, Eight · Julia Wilson; Jo Lutz; Jane Robinson; Jodi Winter; Victoria Roberts; Carly Bilson; Emily Martin; Kristina Larsen; Rebecca Sattin
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Gold · Women, Four · Julia Wilson; Jo Lutz; Jane Robinson; Victoria Roberts
- Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Silver · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Amber Halliday; Catriona Roach; Eliza Blair; Sally Causby
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Virginia Lee; Sally Newmarch
- St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Bronze · Women, Pair · Rachael Taylor; Kate Slatter
- Cologne, Germany 1998 · Bronze · Women, Quadruple sculls · Bronwyn Roye; Jane Robinson; Marina Hatzakis; Sally Newmarch
- Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Gold · Women, Lightweight pair · Justine Joyce; Eliza Blair
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Gold · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Rebecca Joyce
- Tampere, Finland 1995 · Gold · Women, Pair · Meagan Still; Kate Slatter
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Bronze · Women, Four · Alison Davies; Kate Slatter; Victoria Toogood; Meagan Still
- Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Bronze · Women, Pair · Anna Ozolins; Carmen Klomp-Wearne
- Racice, Czechia 1993 · Silver · Women, Pair · Victoria Toogood; Alison Davies
- Montreal, Canada 1992 · Gold · Women, Lightweight four · Marina Cade; Deirdre Fraser; Virginia Lee; Liz Moller
- Tasmania, Australia 1990 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Pamela Westendorf-Marshall; Amanda Cross; Sally Ninham; Rebecca Joyce
- Milan, Italy 1988 · Silver · Women, Lightweight four · Justine Carrol; Leeanne Whitehouse; Marina Cade; Brigid Cassells
- Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight four · Gayle Toogood; Denise Rennex; Karin Riedel; Amanda Cross
- Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Gold · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Adair Ferguson
- Montreal, Canada 1984 · Silver · Women, Lightweight eight · Megan Robertson; Debbie Cooper; Angela Maidment; Brigid Cassells; Karin Riedel; Amanda Cross; Janet Sheahan; Jeanette Hall; Gayle Toogood
Rowing at the Commonwealth Games2 golds, 2 silvers, 1 bronze2golds
Every result, newest first5
- Edinburgh 1986 · Bronze · Women, Coxless pair · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Silver · Women, Coxed four · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Gold · Women, Eights · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Gold · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Australia
- Edinburgh 1986 · Silver · Women, Lightweight coxless four · Australia

World Rowing Championships: Lucerne 2027, 23 to 29 August

Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.

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