Oxford Brookes University Boat Club has a track record of coaching rowers to challenge for a place in the GB Rowing national team and is committed to British Rowing’s World Class Performance Strategy.
Starting in 2022, the club now operates a Learn to Row programme which provides opportunities for students who are not in the performance squad to row while at Oxford Brookes.
The Oxford Brookes Olympic Pathway Programme is tailored for athletes committed to full-time training with the goal of GB national team selection. With a rich history of producing Olympians, Brookes Rowing takes immense pride in the achievements of all athletes who have come through our pathway.
Medalists (Sydney 2000 - Paris 2024)
Paris 2024
- Harry Brightmore (Cox), M8+ Gold (Olympics)
- Rory Gibbs, M8+ Gold (Olympics)
- Morgan Bolding, M8+ Gold (Olympics)
- Tom Digby, M8+ Gold (Olympics)
- Tinka Offereins (NED), W4- Gold (Olympics)
- Esme Booth, W4- Silver (Olympics)
- Matt Aldridge, M4- Bronze (Olympics)
- Oli Wilkes, M4- Bronze (Olympics)
- Freddie Davidson, M4- Bronze (Olympics)
- David Ambler, M4- Bronze (Olympics)
- Evan Olson (USA), M8+ Bronze (Olympics)
Tokyo 2021
- Josh Bugajski, M8+ Bronze (Olympics)
- Lauren Rowles, Mixed PR2 Double Skulls Gold (Paralympics)
- Oliver Stanhope, Mixed PR3 Coxed Four Gold (Paralympics)
Rio 2016
- Scott Durant, M8+ Gold
- Olivia Carnegie-Brown, W8+ Silver
London 2012
- Peter Chambers, Lightweight M4 Silver
- Richard Chambers, Lightweight M4 Silver
- Alex Partridge, M8+ Bronze
Beijing 2008
- Steve Williams, M4- Gold
- Alex Partridge, M8+ Silver
- Alastair Heathcote, M8+ Silver
- Tom Lucy, M8+ Silver
Athens 2004
- Steve Williams, M4- Gold
Sydney 2000
- Fred Scarlett, M8+ Gold
- Ben Hunt-Davies, Men's 8+ Gold
- Rowley Douglas (Cox), Men's 8+ Gold