Rowing Clubs in Brisbane (26 Clubs)

Established 1877 - Queensland's oldest continuously active rowing club, based at Davies Park in West End and home to many Australian representatives.

The state governing body for rowing in Queensland, affiliated to Rowing Australia. Runs the Queensland State Championships and the safety-course accreditation used by every Brisbane River club.

Long-standing senior community club on the Toowong reach, running Learn-to-Row, masters and competitive squads alongside the BBC and UQ boathouses.

IGS contested the very first inter-school race against Brisbane Grammar in 1890 before a 1893 flood paused the programme; the boat club has long since rejoined GPS rowing.

TSS is a Gold Coast Anglican boys school whose boat club joined GPS rowing in 1908. Competes against the Brisbane GPS schools at the annual Head of the River.

UQ Boat Club is the rowing club of the University of Queensland, training on the St Lucia reach and producing Australian U23 and senior representatives.

Nine-school boys association whose Head of the River (the O'Connor Cup) has been contested since 1918 and is the dominant schoolboy rowing competition in Queensland.

BGS was one of the two original participants in the very first inter-school rowing contests on the Brisbane River in 1890 and has competed in the GPS Head of the River since 1918.

BBC is a Uniting Church day and boarding school in Toowong with a boatshed on the adjacent Toowong reach and a Head of the River programme dating back to 1918.

Known as Churchie, ACGS has been competing in the GPS Head of the River since 1920 and is one of the most decorated boys boat clubs in Queensland.

Open senior club catering for adult rowers and GPS old boys, running a Saturday-morning Learn-to-Row programme out of West End.

A welcoming micro-club catering to masters rowers (40-70+), beginners, social rowers and competitive athletes on the Brisbane River.

Nudgee College is a Catholic boys boarding school in Boondall with a long-running GPS rowing programme.

Commonly known as Gregory Terrace, the Christian Brothers boys college fields a full GPS rowing programme from a Brisbane River boatshed.

Toowoomba Grammar travels east to Brisbane and Wivenhoe each season to contest the GPS Head of the River alongside the Brisbane boys schools.

St Peters is a co-ed Lutheran college in Indooroopilly whose girls have won the BSRA Head of the River twice and boys compete in GPS rowing.

Brisbane State High is the only public school in the GPS and runs a sporting selective-entry pathway feeding into GPS boys and BSRA girls Head of the River squads.

St Margaret's has the most BSRA Head of the River Open 1st VIII titles of any Brisbane girls school, with 16 championship wins to date.

Won the inaugural BSRA Head of the River in 1990 and has six Open 1st VIII championship titles to its name.

All Hallows' is a Catholic girls school in Fortitude Valley with five BSRA Open 1st VIII championship wins.

Catholic girls boarding school in Toowong with two BSRA Open 1st VIII championship wins.

Anglican girls school in Corinda; won the BSRA Open 1st VIII in 2004 and is a regular podium contender.

Sister school to Brisbane Grammar; the BGGS boat club is a long-running BSRA Head of the River participant with one Open 1st VIII championship.

Catholic girls college in Hawthorne, directly across the Brisbane River from New Farm Park; a regular BSRA Head of the River competitor.

Uniting Church girls college in Manly West (bayside Brisbane) competing in the BSRA Head of the River circuit.

Anglican girls boarding school on the Gold Coast competing in the BSRA Head of the River with one Open 1st VIII title.