About Us
Session Times
New members are asked to double check session times for any deviations by ringing the club phone. Please be at the shed and ready to row at the following times, as this is when boat allocations are made. Boats are usually loaded and on the water within 15 minutes.
Please call the club for current morning and afternoon session times.
Additional sessions can be organised in consultation with other club members.
Routine weekend breakfasts are held as a chance to bring new rowers into the club and give current members a chance to socialise off the water.
 Membership
Riverway Rowing Club is a non-profit community sporting organisation and is reliant on both rowing and non-rowing members to keep the club operational.
Information for New Rowing Members
If you have not rowed in the past, please go to the Learn to Row section for more information
Experienced rowers, and those feeling a bit ‘rusty’ should feel at home at Riverway. We have both competitive and social memberships. We also have family discount schemes in order to make rowing an affordable family activity.
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$tba - Social membership
$tba - Competitive membership |
Membership
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Fees include Rowing Queensland fees and insurance and provide use of the club’s equipment. Keys for the shed can be organised upon request to the Club President or Treasurer. A $tba key deposit must be paid.
Information on the family discount scheme is available from the Club President, Treasurer, or Secretary, who can be reached via the Contact Us page.
We ask all members to take part in the regular maintenance and fundraising activities of the club. Options include helping with Clean River work, mowing of club grounds, cleanup of shed. Fundraisers include Cadbury chocolate sales, helping to run regattas, and sausage sizzles.
Information for Non-Rowing Volunteer Members
Non-rowing membership fees: $tba - Membership Forms
Options include:
- Coxswains: steer the boat and call stroke directions for crews
- Coaches: assist rowers in improving strokes and working as a crew
- Speedboat drivers: drive coaching boats and assist in regattas and Clean River
- Boat race officials: help to run regattas
- Boat maintenance assistants: refurbish, rig, and adjust boats
- Fundraisers: organise, publicise, and participate in regular fundraising
- General help: We can use you if you want to help! We will also help train you to cox, coach etc, if you do not already have the skills
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Regattas are busy days—all hands on deck |
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Boat drivers and boat race officials in action |
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Coxswains run the show |
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Learn to rig and adjust boats |
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