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At age 23, Franck N'Dri became the first Olympic rower from Ivory Coast when he participated in the Tokyo 2020 Games. With guidance from his coach, Canadian

Late August marks the 50th anniversary of a big moment for the sport of rowing: the International Olympic Committee meeting in Munich at which it was agreed that six women's events would make their Olympic debuts at the 1976 Games in Montreal.

The half-million dollar project will repair erosion caused by Hurricane Irma in 2017.

Australian Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medallist Peter Antonie has blasted World Rowing for excluding traditional disciplines in its bid to be part of the Victoria 2026 sport programme.

Shanghai and Amsterdam have been announced as the two candidates to host the 2025 World Rowing Championships, with a decision expected at the Congress in September.

As the 2022 Under-23 World Rowing Championships begin in Italy this week (July 25-30), two members of the University of Michigan rowing team will travel to compete

Rowing New Zealand is disappointed that Covid-19 measures seem to have been dropped in some parts of Europe.

New rules proposed by FIFA, is looking to erase testosterone requirements and would allow trans players to play without restrictions.

The global football governing body's draft framework sees its testosterone threshold removed Football's main governing body FIFA

Both the men's and women's four crews of Australia demonstrated their Olympic pedigree with wins, on a day of finals at the World Rowing Cup.