Entries are now OPEN for the GRC Fours and Eights Head! Join us on the 25th January for some racing over the full 5km course on the Clyde 

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Visit our website for more details. For any questions please contact GRCFoursHead@gmail.com 

 Entries close on 18th January- don’t miss out!

This is notice of the Glasgow Rowing Club Annual General Meeting which is to be held on Wednesday 11th September at 7:30PM in the GRC Boathouse.

All committee positions are up for election. Positions voted at the AGM include President, Captain, Boathouse manager, Secretary, Treasurer and Ordinary members of the committee. Election will be by a show of hands with proxy votes counted.

We have made some updates to the Constitution which will be reviewed and ratified by a vote.

If you are unable to attend, please send apologies to GRC Secretary along with who will present your proxy vote. Please also send nominations for the committee positions and these will be voted on at the meeting.

Notice was sent to the club last week and published in the usual place.

A small but perfectly formed squad of rowers ventured to the south of Scotland in Dumfries and Galloway. As with all grass roots club regattas this year, Nithsdale Regatta had quite a low entry this year but it was a hugely enjoyable day with good weather and close racing.

GRC had a very successful day with most participants getting event medals. Our Nov Women won their first regatta race as a coxed quad. We also won the Open Coxless Quad after suffering a major technical issue where steering became nigh on impossible from early in the race. Mixing squads, the Womens Nov 2x drove the boat home in 1st place in a hotly contested field. And finally, joining with Rebecca from Stirling Rowing Club, She and Mhari brought home a medal for the Womens Open 2x.

A successful and highly enjoyable two days of racing for some of our crews last weekend in Inverness at the Winter Head!

🥇 WJ16 1x
🥇 WNov 4+
🥇 WNov 8+
🥈 WMas 2x

Unfortunately, due to low entries we have had to take the tough decision to cancel this event. We will look forward to welcoming you to our Fours and Eights Head in the head race season. Until then, keep rowing and we will look forward to competing with you in coming events in Scotland.

We are pleased to invite everyone to our Spring Regatta on Saturday the 13th April 2024. After some rather windy and wet weather, we’ve also booked in some sunshine to aid the enjoyment of competing and watching some fun and exciting events on the River Clyde in Glasgow.

Details are available on our GRC Summer Regatta page and we’ll look forward to welcoming you soon.

Bored of long straights, no stream and zero obstacles? Have some fun: Come to the Clyde!

Give your Cox a bit of a challenge, getting round turn 1 .

Check if your handbrake works and be a drift king going round sewage works bend .

And if 5k isn’t long enough, take the long way around GRC bend and wave to the fans .

Lots of fun to be had on the wonderful River Clyde!

more info here…

Happy new year to one and all (yin an’ awe). Best wishes through 2024 to and from everyone at Glasgow Rowing Club.

Merry Christmas and good tidings from us at Glasgow Rowing Club. We wish you all the very best through this festive period.

Joe and Katie recently travelled to Turin, Italy to compete in an International Mixed Ability Sporting event (IMAS). They competed with adaptive rowers from Stratford upon Avon, Ross on Wye and Cork against atheletes for the host club Armida, other areas of Italy, Spain and Portugal.

As well as enjoying the event, they managed to pick up some international silverware (medals). Joe won Silver in the Quad, Silver in the Double and Bronze in another Quad. Katie won Gold in the Quad and Silver in both the Double and her Single.

Amazing achievements from two excellent athletes and GRC representatives.