Power House Rowing Club came together on Saturday 13th June for the 2025/26 Awards Night celebrating the efforts, achievements and Club spirit that shaped the Season.
Our End of Summer Season Working Bee brought Power House Rowing Club members, families and supporters together for a big morning of cleaning, fixing and tidying. From boats to gardens to the tank, the team effort was huge — a reminder of how much we achieve when our community pitches in.
Power House's Autumn Learn to Row program has kicked off with great energy and strong feedback. With a full group of enthusiastic beginners, expert coaching and a welcoming club culture, the program is already shaping up to be a major pathway for new members and long‑term club growth.
Power House Rowing Club opened the Masters season with determined racing and several strong results at Albert Park and Carrum. With standout wins, tight club battles and athletes stepping up in State Masters selection races, the club showed depth, composure and great spirit across two competitive regattas.
Power House Rowing Club members enjoyed a mussels night of a different kind—swapping rowing muscles for creamy and spicy mussels, chips and fresh salad. A simple, tasty evening that brought everyone together in true club spirit.
Power House Rowing Club proudly supported Stonnington’s She Moves program, welcoming 38 women and girls to try rowing for the first time. With coaching on the erg, in the tank and on the water, participants built confidence, with many electing to continue their rowing journey by join our Learn to Row program.
Power House Rowing Club proudly represented at the State Championships, joining Rowing Victoria’s initiative to encourage students to continue rowing beyond school. With strong interest in our new Lightning Squad program, we’re excited to welcome future rowers into our community.
Power House Rowing Club opened the 2026 season with a standout Rowing Camp led by Head Coach Patrick Rocek, whose world‑champion experience shaped a weekend of technique, training and mixed‑crew development. Olympian Hannah Every‑Hall added invaluable coaching, helping members lift skills and teamwork. With strong attendance, smooth organisation and great energy, Power House now heads into the season with confidence and momentum.
The Yarra came alive for Australian Henley Regatta as Power House Rowing Club crews delivered grit, precision and two brilliant wins. Against a backdrop of tradition, colour and roaring crowds, our Female Masters Quad and Male Masters Four powered to victory after months of hard training. A proud day for the club and a celebration of a Melbourne rowing ritual.
Power House Rowing Club wrapped up Australian Henley with a celebration to remember, welcoming Breheny Breweries as our new sponsor. Members enjoyed great company, great racing and a taste of Breheny’s independent brewing heritage. With shared values and a partnership sparked at Head of the Yarra, this collaboration already feels like a perfect fit. Cheers to what’s ahead.
Power House Rowing Club is proud to welcome Breheny Breweries as our new sponsor. With a rich brewing legacy dating back to 1854, Breheny brings heritage, character and community spirit to our club. This partnership opens exciting opportunities for members and events as we celebrate a shared passion for tradition, teamwork and good company. Cheers to what’s ahead.
Power House Rowing Club has kicked off the 2026 season with strength and determination. Despite early disruptions, our crews have delivered standout performances, big wins and impressive depth across events. With expert preparation from Coach Patrick Rocek and strong showings from athletes across the club, PHRC is building serious momentum for an exciting season ahead.