The rowing facility on middle harbour is always home throughout the year to club rowers including:
- Masters (27 years and over)
- Senior and Elite (open category competitive rowing)
- Juniors (under 19 years of age)
- Beginners (novices learning to row)
- Recreational rowers (non-competitive rowing)
As well as being a host to the very successful Corporate Rowing Program it is also the base for many visitors throughout the year. Over the winter this includes the Development Rowing Programs and Learn to Row programs. For the summer season MRC hosts several school rowers and school rowing programs. These schools include:
To find out more about school rowing at MRC, see the Schools page. Throughout its history Mosman has been home to many great national and state athletes and coaches.
Rowing Safety
There are four things you can do to ensure safety at Mosman Rowing Club, these include:
- No one can row a MRC boat without either being a financial Club Member or by taking out temporary membership for the row by paying the rowing fee of $20 per row. This is to ensure that people and the boats are covered by the clubs insurance policy.
- No one is allowed out on the water before sunrise or after sunset without an approved light (see NSW Maritime).
- Always stick to the starboard side of the waterways,that is, bowside in a rowing boat.
- Always look around so you know what’s coming.
MRC thanks you for paying attention, and hopes that this ensures a safer and more enjoyable time on the water for us all!
