Tamar Rowing Club

Congratulations Henry Youl, a well deserved honour. Your hard work and dedication is inspiring 🔵⚪️

This morning at our Annual Breakfast, we inducted rower, Henry Youl, into the TIS Champions Club.

Established in 2006, our Champions Club recognises retired athletes who have held a TIS Scholarship for more than five years and have achieved exceptional performances on the international stage in their chosen sport.

Showcasing his talent at sculling and sweep rowing in both single and crewed events, Henry carved out an impressive, consistent career in Australian rowing.

A product of Launceston’s Tamar Rowing Club, Henry won the under-21 Men’s Single Scull at the 2015 national championships.

He stroked the Australian under-23 Men’s Coxed Four to a bronze medal (2016) and fifth-place finish (2017) at World Championships.

In the U23 events at the 2017 Australian Championships, Henry earned bronze and gold medals in the Single and Double Sculls respectively.

In 2022, he was a member of the Australian Men’s Eight which finished second at World Rowing Cups II and III and added a bronze medal at the World Championships in the Czech Republic.

A year later, Henry’s first open national title came in the Quad Sculls, following up with 11th place in the same event at the World Championships after again competing at two World Cups.

Congratulations on an impressive rowing career Henry, it's an honour to have you as part of

🔵⚪️Tamar Winter a program for past and current school rowers⚪️🔵

The Tamar Rowing Club is holding an information session on Thursday 4th April at 5.15pm at the club for rowers who have finished school rowing and are interested in continuing rowing in a club environment and for students who are looking at keeping fit over winter and improving their rowing. Tamar is a very dynamic and successful club, suited for those wishing to row for recreation and fun and also has a reputation for success with many rowers representing the club at State, National and International levels. We are well known for our ‘Tamar Family’ ethos, supporting members both on and off the water. This meeting will discuss the winter training program that is offered as well as the opportunity to continue rowing in the 2024 - 2025 pennant regatta season. Rowers and their parents are warmly invited to attend the meeting and to view the club facilities. The club function area will also be open for refreshments.

🔵⚪️Attention Female Masters Rowers Learning to Row or Returning to Rowing⚪️🔵

Tamar Rowing Club are holding a try rowing day for beginning and returning masters ladies this Saturday 23rd March at 9am. Please respond to Matt 0413 968 078 or Rachel 0407 357 384 if you would like to attend or if you are interested but can’t make the session.