WA Indoor Rowing Champions Crowned at All Saints’

Published Tue 09 Jun 2026

The 2026 WA Indoor Rowing Championships delivered a high-energy day of racing, with athletes from across Western Australia coming together at All Saints’ College to compete for state titles across a full program of events.

From 2000m endurance pieces to explosive 500m sprints and team relays, competitors across Under 17, Under 19, Open and Masters categories tested their limits in a fast-paced and highly competitive environment. The Championships once again highlighted the depth of indoor rowing talent in WA, with strong performances recorded across all divisions.

Beyond the results, the event showcased the inclusive and accessible nature of indoor rowing, welcoming both experienced rowers and those new to the sport. The atmosphere throughout the day reflected the community spirit that continues to drive participation across clubs, schools and gyms.

A special thank you must go to the volunteers from All Saints’ College, whose support behind the scenes ensured the event ran smoothly and that athletes and spectators were well looked after throughout the day. Their contribution played a key role in delivering a positive experience for all involved.

Congratulations to all 2026 WA Indoor Rowing Champions and placegetters, and to every participant who stepped up to the challenge.

🥇 2026 WA Indoor State Champions – Summary of Winners

Champion Club: UWA Boat Club
Champion School: All Saints
Champion Corporate: Invictus Australia

2000m Champions

Masters Men 2km – James Potter (6:55.9)
Masters Women 2km – Sharon Anne Jones (8:45.6)
Open Men 2km – Lucas Cardaci (6:16.9)
Open Women 2km – Emma Pittman (6:58.8)
U17 Men 2km – Jasper Morris-Luck (7:16.0)
U19 Men 2km – Dylan Capewell (6:30.4)
U19 Women 2km – Tandia Knottenbelt (7:32.8)

1000m Champions

Masters Men 1km – Thomas Brockway (3:09.7)
Masters Women 1km – Hannah Crowther (3:57.5)
Open Men 1km – Sean Day-Barnes (3:00.7)
Open Women 1km – Grace Oldmeadow (3:36.7)
U17 Men 1km – Zaim Ryroth (3:42.5)
U17 Women 1km – Gabrielle Williams-Greene (3:44.7)
U19 Men 1km – Banjo Morris-Luck (2:57.7)
U19 Women 1km – Rosie Bennison (3:46.0)

500m Champions

Masters Men 500m – Damien Kelly (1:25.0)
Masters Women 500m – Sharon Anne Jones (1:47.0)
Open Men 500m – Ahren Den Ouden (1:21.8)
Open Women 500m – Felicity Ericsson (1:33.6)
U17 Men 500m – Jasper Morris-Luck (1:37.5)
U17 Women 500m – Ada Potter (1:47.8)
U19 Men 500m – Jeremy Flavel (1:22.3)
U19 Women 500m – Sophie Fitzgerald (1:39.4)

2000m Relay Champions:

Masters Men Relay – ANA 2 (6:01.1)
Masters Mixed Relay – CUBC 4 (6:41.3)
Masters Women Relay – ANA 1 (8:08.6)
Open Men Relay – UWABC 5 (5:36.9)
Open Mixed Relay – UWABC 10 (6:05.4)
Open Women Relay – UWABC 2 (6:31.3)
U17 Men Relay – SRRC 1 (7:01.1)
U17 Mixed Relay – SRRC 3 (7:00.3)
U17 Women Relay – SC 1 (7:19.2)
U19 Men Relay – UWABC 7 (5:39.2)
U19 Women Relay – UWABC 4 (6:39.2)

👉 View the Full WA Indoor Rowing Championships Results Here!