The McGill University Rowing Club has a long and decorated history of producing some of the finest oarspeople the nation has seen. Many of our athletes and alumni have gone on to represent the red-and-white of Canada’s National Team.
2006 – World Rowing Championships; Eton, UK
Mara Jones (Lightweight Double, 4th)
Derek O’Farrell (Men’s Coxed Pair, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
Doug Vandor (Lightweight Double, 12)
2006 – World University Rowing Championships; Trakai, Lithuania
Isabelle Teolis (Women’s Four, 7th)
2006 – Commonwealth Regatta; Strathclyde, Scotland
Isabelle Teolis (Women’s Four, 2nd – Silver Medal)
2005 – World Rowing Championships; Gifu, Japan
Mara Jones (Lightweight Women’s Quad, 1st – Gold Medal – World Champion)
Doug Vandor (Lightweight Men’s Quad, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
2005 – Under 23 World Rowing Championships, Amsterdam
Derek O’Farrell (Men’s Eight, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
Sarah Pape (Women’s Coach)
2004 – Olympic Games, Athens
Mara Jones (Lightweight Double, 8th)
Genevieve Meredith (Spare)
Sarah Pape (Women’s Eight, 7th)
Doug Vandor (Spare)
2004 – World Championships; Banyolas, Spain
Genevieve Meredith (Lightweight Quad, 2nd – Silver Medal)
Doug Vandor (Lightweight Pair, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
2003 – World Championships; Milan, Italy
Geoff Hodgson (Men’s Coxed Pair, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
Mara Jones (Women’s Lightweight Double, 5th)
Sarah Pape (Women’s Eight Coxswain, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
Doug Vandor (Men’s Lightweight Four, 5th)
2003 – Pan Am Games; Dominican Republic
Geoff Hodgson (Men’s Eight, 2nd – Silver Medal)
Genevieve Meredith (Lightweight Single sculls, 2nd – Silver Medal)
Genevieve Meredith (Lightweight Double, 1st – Gold Medal – World Champion)
Dallas Smith (Men’s Eight, 2nd – Silver Medal)
2002 – World Championships; Seville, Spain
Genevieve Meredith (Lightweight Single, 9th)
Sarah Pape (Women’s Eight Coxswain, 6th)
Doug Vandor (Men’s Lightweight Four, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
2001 – World Championships; Lucerne, Switzerland
Genevieve Meredith (Women’s Lightweight Double, 4th)
Sarah Pape (Women’s Eight Coxswain, 7th)
2000 – Olympic Games, Sydney
Henry Hering (Pair, 7th)
Alison Korn (Women’s Eight, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
Genevieve Meredith (Women’s Lightweight Double – alternate)
Sarah Pape (Coach – Women’s Lightweight Double)
2000 – World Championships;
Ben Storey (Lightweight Pair, 1st – Gold Medal – World Champion)
1999 – World Championships; St. Catharines, Ontario
Alison Korn (Women’s Eight, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
Genevieve Meredith (Women’s Lightweight Double, Final B)
Ben Storey (Men’s Lightweight Eight, 4th)
1999 – Pan Am Games; Winnipeg, Manitoba
Ben Storey (Men’s Lightweight Four, 4th)
1998 – World Championships; Cologne, Germany
Alison Korn (Women’s Eight, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
Alison Korn (Women’s Pair, 1st – Gold Medal – World Champion)
Ben Storey (Men’s Lightweight Four, Final B)
1997 – World Championships; Aiguebelette, France
Jason Blair (Team Manager)
Bradshaw Crombie (Men’s Eight, 7th)
Alison Korn (Women’s Pair, 1st – Gold Medal – World Champion)
Alison Korn (Women’s Eight, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
Ben Storey (Men’s Lightweight Eight, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
1996 – Olympic Games, Atlanta
Bradshaw Crombie (Men’s Eight – alternate)
Henry Hering (Eight, Fourth)
Alison Korn (Women’s Eight, 2nd – Silver Medal)
Greg Stevenson (Men’s Eight, 4th)
Tosha Tsang (Women’s Eight, 2nd – Silver Medal)
1996 – World Championships; Strathclyde, Scotland
Ben Storey (Men’s Lightweight Eight, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
1995 – World Championships; Tampere, Finland
Bradshaw Crombie (Men’s Four, 12th)
Greg Stevenson (Men’s Four, 12th)
Tosha Tsang (Women’s Eight, 6th)
1995 – Pan Am Games; Mar del Plata, Argentina
Bradshaw Crombie (Men’s Eight, 2nd – Silver Medal)
Bradshaw Crombie (Men’s Four, 2nd – Silver Medal)
Greg Stevenson (Men’s Eight, 2nd – Silver Medal)
Greg Stevenson (Men’s Four, 2nd – Silver Medal)
1994 – World Championships; Indianapolis, USA
Sandy Bourk (Women’s Lightweight Four, 5th)
Bradshaw Crombie (Men’s Four, 7th)
1993 – World Championships; Prague, Czech Republic
Bradshaw Crombie (Men’s Four, 4th)
Greg Stevenson (Men’s Four, 4th)
1992 – Olympic Games, Barcelona
Henry Hering (Pair, 9th)
Greg Stevenson (Men’s Four, 11th)
1992 – World Championships; Montreal, Canada
Lisa Carey (Women’s Lightweight Single (USA))
1991 – World Championships; Vienna, Austria
Rachel Starr (Women’s Lightweight Four, 6th)
1991 – Pan Am Games; Havana, Cuba
Greg Stevenson (Men’s Four, 3rd – Bronze Medal)
1990 – World Championships; Tasmania, Australia
Rachel Starr (Women’s Lightweight Four, 1st – Gold Medal – World Champion)
1988 – Senior B; Tasmania, Australia
Andrew Tees (Men’s Eight)
John Younger (Men’s Eight)
1985 – World Championships
Guy Savard (Lightweight 8+)
Rita Toporowski (Sr. B Team, 4 Gold Medals, 1 Bronze Medal)
Rita Toporowski (Sr. A Team Spare)