Leander Club is the most prestigious and successful rowing club in the world with 99 Olympic medals won by its members.
But it has a great deal more to offer:
Alongside its rowing activities it operates as a private members’ club
with a full range of events, as well as bar and dining facilities.
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Founded in 1818, Leander Club is recognised globally for its extraordinary achievements, at Henley Royal Regatta, the World Championships and Olympic Games.
As home to heroes like Sir Steve Redgrave, Sir Matthew Pinsent, James Cracknell, Debbie Flood and Steve Williams as well as to the champions of tomorrow, the Club aims to attract and develop high-potential young oarsmen and women by providing state-of-the-art facilities and world-class coaching.
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World Cup season kicks off in style in Belgrade
Leander athletes returned from Belgrade at the start of the Olympic season with a clutch of medals, including gold for the new-look men’s four and the women’s double scull. The first World Cup regatta of the season earned the GB team a dozen medals, including four golds, six silver and two bronze in the Olympic boat classes....more
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Olympian to compete at Wallingford
Zimbabwe-born Jamie Fraser-Mackenzie, 19, has qualified for the men's single and is now in the UK to pick up valuable racing experience in advance of the Olympics by competing at Wallingford regatta with Leander's Development Academy athletes... more
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