Australian Masters Rowing Championship 2020 in Promised Land | Sporting event

Australian Masters Rowing Championship 2020

Locality: Promised Land

Address: 520 Staverton Road 7306 Promised Land, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.rowingtasmania.com.au

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24.01.2022 AMRC2021 Dates confirmed.

24.01.2022 Isolation today @LBIRC - perfect. Also what's missing ??

23.01.2022 A quick survey from Hydro Tasmania

19.01.2022 Many of you would remember our "poster boy" Ted James who competed at AMRC2018 . He was a star both on and off the water and made many appearances in the media. St Peter's School had written an article in the schools magazine on Ted. Rowing South Australia Renmark Rowing Club Renmark Rowing Club Inc.

18.01.2022 Are you a masters rower? Get ready for 2020 World Rowing Virtual Masters Regatta. #2020virtualmasters, #WRMasters, #unitefor1000m

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14.01.2022 Jim, Ian and Rob thought our funding commitment of $1.3 million for Lake Barrington to host the Australian National Rowing Championships in March 2020 and the A...ustralian Masters Rowing Championships this year, and again in 2028, was ‘Oarsome’. These events are expected to attract 10,000 visitors, injecting $14 million into our economy and demonstrating the Government's long term commitment to rowing in Tasmania with further upgrades to Lake Barrington.

14.01.2022 Rowing Australia is pleased to announce that we now have an updated website for the Australian Rowing Championships (ARC). This website will be your one stop shop for all things to do with the ARC.

13.01.2022 1 in 5 Australians are affected by mental illness annually, yet many don’t seek help because of stigma. During the COVID-19 pandemic, prioritising mental health... and wellbeing has been more important than ever. This World Mental Health Day October 10 the message is simple: Look after your mental health, Australia. https://lookafteryourmentalhealthaustralia.org.au/ Rowing NSW Rowing Tasmania Rowing Queensland Rowing Victoria Rowing South Australia Rowing ACT Rowing WA

12.01.2022 Things do look rather grim right now, but there are bright spots. Here is an inspiring video from our Italian rowing partners #everythingwillbefine #andratuttobene

11.01.2022 The Indicative Race Schedule has been released. Click through to view. https://cdn.revolutionise.com.au/site/sstyjpzmc64svtci.pdf

11.01.2022 Accomodation update. Country Club Tasmania is offering a 25% discount of the best available rate for AMRC2020 Click through for more information.... http://www.rowingtasmania.com.au//country-club-tasmania-a/

11.01.2022 The image says it all.

08.01.2022 Wearing masks is an important additional measure to help combat COVID-19. Rowing Australia, along with the athletes of the Hancock Prospecting Women's National ...Training Centre and the Reinhold Batschi Men's National Training Centre, would like to extend our sincere thanks to our wonderful Patron, Mrs Gina Rinehart, and her team at Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill, for supplying our athletes and staff with masks in Sydney and Canberra. Hancock Prospecting Women's NTC athletes, Lucy Stephan and Sarah Hawe, are pictured doing an excellent job in modelling the masks and the importance of physical distancing too. #HancockProspecting #ThankYou #StaySafe Rowing NSW Rowing Queensland Rowing South Australia Rowing Tasmania Rowing Victoria Rowing WA Rowing ACT

07.01.2022 The 2020 Indoor Interstate Regatta is here! Between 6 and 20 April 2020 register your indoor rowing machine metres via this link: https://forms.gle/7oADMLxW4Rv...9fA4T8 or by tagging Rowing Tasmania in a picture of your erg screen, including your verification code! The regatta is open to everyone school, club, elite and masters we need you all to compete to help put Tasmania at the top of the table! With everybody staying safe indoors, and the 2020 King’s and Queen’s Cups Interstate Regatta sadly cancelled, what better way to get competitive than the #IndoorInterstate?! To find your C2 Authentication code: At the end of the workout select ‘Menu’ button to save your workout. To view your workout, take a screenshot with the authentication code From the main menu screen select ‘Memory’ > ‘List by Date’ > ‘View Detail’ to access Authentication code select the button on the right which doesn’t have a function (4th from the top on a PM5) twice. We are currently confirming with RP3, Water Rower etc how authentication is logged. If you use one of these machines, please write the make of the machine on the form where it requests your verification code. There are two divisions for victory: Total Distance and Total Distance per Participant #StayHomeSaveLives #Rowing #RowingTasmania #RowingAustralia #IndoorRowing

06.01.2022 Tasmania and Western Australia named as new event locations for Australian Nationals and Masters Rowing Championships Rowing Australia is pleased to announce to...day a number of locations as part of its multi-year national events strategy. Tasmania and Western Australia are both set to host rowing events over the next seven years, with further venues to be announced in due course. The State Government of Tasmania, has secured for Lake Barrington to host the May 2020 and 2028 Australian Masters Rowing Championships and the March 2021 Australian National Championships, including the King’s and Queen’s Cups Interstate Regatta. The hosting of the National Championships in Lake Barrington, will see the event return to Tasmania for the first time since 2009. Meanwhile, the State Government of Western Australia, has secured the Australian Masters Rowing Championships for May 2022 and 2026 and the Australian National Championships, for March 2023. The three national events will be held at the Champion Lakes Regatta Centre, a purpose-built water sports facility that is the only international standard rowing venue in Australia outside of Penrith, NSW. It will be the first time since 2012 that the Nationals have been hosted in Perth. New South Wales will host the 2021 Australian Masters Rowing Championships at the world-class Sydney International Regatta Centre, the exact dates for this event will be announced in due course. Discussions are ongoing about further events in New South Wales. Rowing Australia Chair, Rob Scott, said We’re delighted to be able to announce the first series of locations that have been secured as part of our multi-year event strategy. We’re grateful to Rowing WA, Rowing Tasmania and Rowing NSW for their support in securing these great partnerships. The rowing community across Australia has expressed a desire to compete at various venues across the country and we’re happy to be able to deliver this via today’s event hosting announcement. As part of this fantastic series of partnerships, both the Tasmanian and WA venues will benefit from capital upgrades to ensure they continue to deliver for the local community long past our events. Meanwhile, it is wonderful for us to continue to be able to utilise the Sydney 2000 Olympic legacy venue for rowing. We’re excited to share with the community, in the coming months, the future regatta venues of our major events as we finalise these with the various States and Territories. I would like to take this opportunity to once again thank the State Governments of Tasmania, Western Australia and New South Wales for supporting our great sport of rowing. The Tasmanian Minister for Events, Sarah Courtney commented, We’re delighted to be hosting three national events. These events will enhance the 10 domestic rowing events annually staged at Lake Barrington and position Tasmania strongly to attract even more events. This investment will both boost rowing at a local level and give Tasmanians the opportunity to see world-class athletes in their home state. Western Australia Minister for Tourism, Hon Paul Papalia CSC said, Attracting mass participation events to WA forms part of the State Government’s strategic objectives for tourism. They drive up visitor numbers and spend as well as showcasing the State to new markets. These three Championships events will attract thousands of competitors, officials and supporters to WA and provide a multi-million dollar boost to the economy. They’ll also have a positive impact on local rowing clubs and programs, making sure the sport remains strong and sustainable in Western Australia. Current confirmed Venues and Locations for National Australian rowing events until 2024* Year Australian National Championships Australian Masters Rowing Championships 2020 Penrith, New South Wales Lake Barrington, Tasmania 2021 Lake Barrington, Tasmania SIRC, New South Wales 2022 To be announced Champion Lakes, Western Australia 2023 Champion Lakes, Western Australia To be announced shortly 2024 To be announced To be announced shortly * Table does not include 2026 Australian Masters Rowing Championships to be held at Champion Lakes, WA and 2028 Australian Masters Rowing Championships to be held at Lake Barrington, Tasmania.

05.01.2022 2020 Australian Masters Rowing Championships cancelled Rowing Australia (RA) today confirmed that the 2020 Australian Masters Rowing Championships (AMRC 2020) has been cancelled due to the Federal Government announcement that non-essential mass gatherings of more than 500 are recommended not to proceed from Monday 16 March 2020 in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. The cancellation of AMRC 2020 means that RA and Rowing Tasmania will not run the event that was scheduled to be he...ld at Lake Barrington, in Tasmania, from 29 April to 2 May 2020. The decision was made by the Rowing Australia Board, in consultation with both the Rowing Australia Masters Commission and also Rowing Tasmania, the latter as hosts of the event this year. Rowing Australia CEO, Ian Robson said, After discussions today with the RA Board, the RA Masters Commission and Rowing Tasmania, we sadly have to inform our Masters rowing community that we are unable to host this year’s Australian Masters Rowing Championships. The decision to cancel this year’s event, like the decision to cancel our National Championships, was made by the RA Board in response to the updated medical advice in relation to mass gatherings from the relevant government agencies and we continue to support the action being taken to help protect the health and well-being of the whole country. While we are disappointed to have to cancel this year’s event, the health, wellbeing and safety of all the rowing community participants, volunteers, officials, staff and spectators must always come first. We apologise for any inconvenience that the cancellation of Masters may cause. We look forward to welcoming the Masters rowing community to the Sydney International Regatta Centre in Penrith, New South Wales in 2021. We encourage all our community to continue to closely monitor the situation around COVID-19 via the relevant State and Federal Health Authorities and the AIS website. The easiest way to protect yourself and others is to pay attention to good hand hygiene and good respiratory hygiene. Frequently Asked Questions How do I cancel my travel and accommodation? Please contact your travel provider directly to cancel any flights or accommodation. Rowing Tasmania will refund accommodation bookings at the lake. I have paid for a trade site, is it refundable? Yes, all trade sites that have been paid for will be refunded.

05.01.2022 If you are looking for accommodation for the 2021 Australian Rowing Championships please see this offer from the Country Club-Tasmania.

02.01.2022 We have had a number of questions from the rowing community in Australia around COVID-19 and rowing. As of 20 March 2020, we put together this video to help answer some of those FAQs. Please remember to keep across your relevant Federal and State Health Departments' announcements and also the AIS website. Stay healthy, stay well and look after each other. www.health.gov.au... www.ais.gov.au See more