City of Oxford Rowing Club
The City of Oxford Rowing Club is Oxford's largest and most successful rowing club with membership open to all.
The club is situated on a beautiful stretch of the River Thames known as the Isis, by Donnington Bridge in Oxford.
With over 200 members, it has thriving men's, women's, junior and adaptive squads, from beginners to elite.
Alongside a strong competitive spirit, the club also enjoys a healthy social side, offering a wide range of opportunities for local people to enjoy all aspects of the sport.
It plays host to a number of popular rowing events including the Oxford City Royal Regatta, the Oxford City Bumping Races and the Isis Sculls.
The club was formed in 1968 by the amalgamation of Neptune (1863) and Hannington (1904) rowing clubs.
If you would like more information, please visit our Contact page to determine who to direct your query to.
A wintery Sunday morning on the Isis - Photo by CORC member Jan Voskuil
LATEST NEWS
Start to the Regatta Season
The club recently raced at Evesham Regatta, Wallingford Regatta and Bedford Amateur Regatta. With a briliant start to the Regatta Season we came away with 11 wins from Evesham Regatta. Our recently named coxed four, Robin, won IM3 at Wallingford Regatta and IM1 at Bedford Amateur Regatta. For further details see Club Results and Wins page.
Members and supporters of CORC at the launch of four new boats in October 2012.
City of Oxford Rowing Club
City Boathouse
Meadow Lane
Oxford
OX4 4BL
Tel: 01865 242576
Want to become a member?
Please visit the membership page for more information.
Current OURC's flag status:
For information on what the flag status means, visit the Weather and River Conditions page.
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