Picton Rowing Club

Mike Hogan thanks heaps for the new outside lighting. There's no stopping us now....

Thank you The Waitohi Lodge No 111 and Freemasons New Zealand - Nelson/Marlborough/West Coast for your recent donation for the purchase of two new VHF radios for the club. We are thrilled that our rowers will be even safer on the water.

Pictured from left to right Rob Armstrong - Club Captain, Picton Rowing Club; Worshipful Brother and Past Master Waitohi Lodge - Warren Robertson; Chairman of Nelson Marlborough Freemasons Charity, Worshipful Brother and Past Master Waitohi Lodge - Craig Hammond and President, Picton Rowing Club - Jim Anderson.

Thank you Rātā Foundation, Pelorus Trust , Pub Charity Limited and Bobby Foundation for supporting our rowing programmes.

If you are an ex rower, thinking about getting back into rowing contact us. We would love to see you.

Picton club offers a different rowing experience For many people, rowing is something left behind after school or university — a sport tied to early mornings, intense training, and competition.

Portage Race results. Well done everyone.

Thanks Marlborough Triathlon & Multisport Club for another fabulous day out on the water. Wonderful to see such a great mix of crews, and to Rowing Tours NZ for loaning us extra quads again.

If you are keen to get back in a boat- beit coastal or flat water, or even as a support boat coaching - please message us. We'd love to hear from you.

For Picton Rowing Club, success is measured not just by medals, but by keeping people connected to rowing for life.

And for many former rowers, that journey may simply begin with getting back in the boat.

Read more here: https://rowingnz.kiwi/all-stories/

Another successful Masters come and try it day. Thanks everyone for giving it a go. Enjoy the Christmas break. We look forward to seeing you in the New Year.