Sydney University Boat Club (SUBC) is a renowned sports club located in Sydney, Australia. With a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1860, SUBC has consistently been at the forefront of domestic and international rowing. The club has proudly produced numerous athletes who have represented both state and national teams.
At its core, SUBC is built on the values of dedication, commitment, passion, and unity. The club aims to instil these qualities in all its members, creating a positive, fun, and supportive training environment. Whether you're a seasoned athlete striving for Olympic success or new to rowing, SUBC offers programmes tailored to cater to your goals and abilities.
For those looking for a competitive rowing experience, SUBC offers a comprehensive programme. This programme is ideal for athletes who have just completed their first year of school rowing or those aiming for Olympic endeavours. SUBC has a strong track record of consistent representation in state and national teams across various age groups.
SUBC also provides a club rowing programme designed for athletes who prefer to train at a lower intensity while still enjoying the opportunity to compete and represent the club at regattas. This programme allows members to maintain their involvement in rowing without the same level of commitment required by the competitive programme.
The club is home to a team of highly experienced coaches who are dedicated to nurturing the potential of every athlete. From Don McLachlan, the head coach since 2017 who was awarded Rowing Australia's “Pathway Coach of the Year” in 2018, to other esteemed coaches like Alfie Young, Pete Wawn, Tom Laurich, Alan Bennett, Phil Titterton, and Kirsten Liljeqvist, SUBC boasts a coaching staff with diverse expertise and a passion for rowing.
Sydney University Boat Club is located at the Thyne Reid Boatshed in Lane Cove and the Glebe Boatshed at the bottom of Ferry Rd in Glebe. To stay updated with the latest news and events from the club, visit the official website and social media profiles. Join SUBC today to become part of a prestigious institution that has shaped rowing history in Australia.
