Sydney University Women's Rowing Club was formed in the late 1960s and has produced many champion oarswomen.  Club members compete successfully at club regattas, as well as at intervarsity, state, national and international levels.

Currently, most women train on Sydney Harbour from the Boathouse at the end of Ferry Road, Glebe.  We have eight high performance program oarswomen training on the Lane Cove River from St Ignatius College Riverview, an interim arrangement while the high performance centre is rebuilt following a fire in 2006.

SUWRC seeks to attract athletic university students to join its elite and development programs.  While rowing experience is not necessary, commitment is required as rowing is a year round sport with athletes training most days at 5:30 on the water and doing gym work, cycling and other land training.

SUWRC also has a masters (over 27 years) program taking in graduates and staff of the University.  A good number of our masters oarswomen rowed with the Club as students and former rowers are always welcome to come back and join us.