The highly anticipated 2024 World Rowing Championships, featuring Senior, Under 23, and Under 19 categories, will be held as a combined event from 18th to 25th August in St. Catharines, Canada. This prestigious competition will bring together the world’s best rowers across multiple age groups to compete on a 2000-meter course.
U19 World Championship Crews
Men’s Quad
- Michael McGrath (Cappoquin RC)
- Jack Rafferty (St. Michael’s RC)
- Rian Claffey (Athlone BC)
- Séan Morris (Tralee RC)
Men’s Coxed Four
- Evan O’Byrne (St. Michael’s RC)
- Michael Dan Lucey (Lee Valley RC)
- Mattias Cogan (Skibbereen RC)
- Dominic Casey (Skibbereen RC)
- Cox – Luke Fitzgerald (Castleconnell BC)
Women’s Double
- Anna Brennan (New Ross BC)
- Moya Knowles (Skibbereen RC)
U23 World Championship Crews:
Men’s Quad
- Shane Rafferty (St. Michael’s RC)
- Fergus Bryce (Queens University Belfast BC)
- Donagh Claffey (University of Galway BC)
- Finn O’Reilly (Skibbereen RC)
Men’s Four
- Liam Walter (University of Limerick RC)
- Luke Dunleavy (University College Dublin BC)
- Andrew O’Leary (Presentation RC)
- Rory Buckley (University College Cork RC)
Men’s Double
- Brian Colsh (University of Galway BC)
- Adam Murphy (University College Cork RC)
Women’s Double
- Grace Healy (Dublin University Ladies BC)
- Holly Davis (Lee Valley RC)
Lightweight Men’s Double
- Donnacha Keely (University of Galway BC)
- Ciaran Purdy (Queens University Belfast BC)
Lightweight Women’s Double
- Áine O’Mahony (Fermoy RC)
- Sophia Monahan (Lee Valley RC)
Men’s Single Scull
- Andrew Sheehan (University College Cork RC)
Senior World Championship Crews:
Lightweight Women’s Single Scull
- Siobhan McCrohan (Tribesmen RC)
Lightweight Men’s Single Scull
- Paul O’Donovan (Skibbereen RC)
As the rowing world converges on St. Catharines, the event promises a thrilling week of high-level competition and sportsmanship, making it a must-follow for rowing enthusiasts globally.
