All Oars called for Maadi 2023
By Benji Allen – Wintec – Te Pūkenga journalism student Waipa District is hosting one of the biggest rowing events...
Maadi cup
Eat. Sleep. Row. Repeat.
It's 6.30am, the sun is rising and the air is a brisk cold, foggy breeze - this is when you...
Auckland Grammar packs history into Maadi team tent
HISTORY: Proud Auckland Grammar mums Amanda Carter, left, Wendy Courtney, and Jo MacDonald show off the school's rowing wall of...
Rangiora girls give no quarter in quarterfinals
ALL OUT: No quarter was given by Rangiora rowers Alice Pallister and Rose McEwan in Wednesday's U18 doubles quarterfinals. The...
Christchurch Boys High School produces champions
LET'S ROW: Christchurch Boys High School rowers. Photo: Supplied Christchurch Boys is hoping for four or five medals throughout the groups...
Relax and enjoy it, Maadi gold medallist tells this year’s athletes
NZ junior rowing squad member and a 2014 Maadi gold medallist Georgia Allen will be on the banks this week...
Oh, the feeling of gliding through the water
FRIENDS: Briana (Bree) McGuire and Campbell Tito.Photo: Supplied. At just 13 years old Briana (Bree) McGuire is set to take...
Hamilton Girls’ High School in medal hunt
TRAINING FOR A WIN: Cassidy Armishaw, Deanna Capon, Leah Scott, Jaimie Wilson and Izzy Clark.Photo:: Katie Damsteegt Hamilton Girls’ High...
Rowing is more than a sport, says coach
OARSOME: Scott Wilson carrying the responsibility of Head Coach on his shoulders. Photo: Katie Damsteegt Life as a rowing coach...
Maadi Cup 2015 is the biggest year yet
OARSOME: Cassidy Armishaw, Deanna Capon, Leah Scott, Jaimie Wilson and Izzy Clark of Hamilton Girls High.Photo by: Katie Damsteegt ...
Maadi Cup winners unite after 20 years
Members of both eights and lightweight four, from left- Alex Haley, Charles Barker (lightweight 4's),Tim Clements,James Armitage,Tim Dolan,Hamish Jenkins,Hamish Bell....
Auckland Grammar School hope to reclaim their eights title
Auckland Grammar School’s (AGS) rowers in the boys’ under-18 eight have high hopes of winning the Maadi Cup despite the...
A morning at the start line
Two kilometres from the finish, the atmosphere at the start line could not be more different. Instead of cheering supporters,...
Rowers maintain strict diet during Maadi
Catering for hungry students can be tricky business when it comes to the athletes at the Maadi Regatta who need...
Waimea strikes changeable conditions at Karapiro
Lake Karapiro did not want to receive guests on Wednesday morning, and a small South Island team was one of...
Whakatane High undeterred by suspension of racing
Lake Karapiro is familiar territory for the Whakatane High School rowers, so the team of around 15 is seizing the...
Tauranga Boys’ College dogged by bad luck before Maadi Regatta
Tauranga Boys’ College’s rowing team has had a string of bad luck leading up to the Maadi Regatta. Coach Brendan...
The things we do for rowing
It was a case of dedication that made rower Rosie Van Der Valden change schools in order to continue her...
Single sculler for Napier Girls’ High
This Maadi Cup Regatta began in a solitary fashion for the only Napier Girls’ High School sculler. Sole qualifier, Ashlea...
Auckland student organises Maadi party
READY TO ROW: Thomas hallwright gets ready for racing this afternoon. Photo by: Candice Jones Thomas Hallwright, 17, a student from...
Volunteers are unsung heroes at Maadi Regatta
It’s an event with 2000 competitors, and more people on top of that, but the Maadi Regatta simply would not...
Travelling Tauranga Boys’ on road to success
Tauranga Boys’ College has brought 35 rowers and five coaches to the Maadi Regatta, undeterred by daily 50-minute trips to...
Christ’s College travels four hours for rowing practice
You wouldn’t think it after they took home the 2012 Maadi Cup, but Christ’s College rowing has been drastically affected...
Cambridge accommodation maxed out for Maadi
FIRST TIMERS: From left, Georgia Colson, Kasey Martin and Georgia Morrow get ready for their first time competing in Maadi...