The team took home a haul of top-tier medals following four days of racing at the National Watersports Centre in Nottingham from July 17-20.
The club entered 22 crews with six senior and 16 junior entries, with some of its youngest athletes in the WJ14 and J14 categories competing at a national regatta for the first time.
Simon North, club captain, said: “This weekend’s results demonstrate exactly what Evesham Rowing Club is all about.
“We’ve been building towards this success over the past two or three years, proving time and again that we are a thriving, inclusive, and highly competitive club.
“Whether it’s our experienced seniors or our junior rowers competing nationally for the very first time, every single person stepped up and gave everything on the water.
“Its an exciting time to be involved with Evesham Rowing Club.
“We have such a great spirit and plenty of ambition.
“I believe there’s lots more to come.
“I couldn’t be prouder of our rowers, coaches, and the incredible network of parents and volunteers who make success like this possible.”
The club finished fourth in the senior competition and 16th overall in the Victor Ludorum for top-performing clubs across all four days.
Standout Results:
- Open Championship Coxless Fours: (Ben Ferris, Eddie Ferris, Nick Combrinck, Alex Astbury ): Gold
- J14 Double Sculls (Stan Maitre & Will Didelot): Gold
- Open Adaptive Single Sculls (Archie Maitre): Silver
- Open Club Eights: (Jamie Saunders, Josh Hemming, Ed Black, Jake Swann, Eddie Ferris, Nick Combrinck, Tom Hill, Oli van Liefland, cox Jess Love-Shaw): Silver
- Open Club Coxless Fours: (Jamie Saunders, Joe Murray, Tom Hill, Oli van Liefland): 4th Place in A Final
- Open Club Coxed Fours: (Jamie Saunders, Josh Hemming, Ed Black, Jake Swann, cox Thea Harrison): 1st Place in B Final
- WJ18 Coxless Pairs (Jess Salmon & Jess Love Shaw): 3rd Place in B Final
- J15 Single Sculls (Johnny Clemmens): 4th Place in B Final
The club thanked the parents, coaches, and volunteers who supported the crews and helped with logistics.
Special recognition was given to volunteer coaches Carol Lovelock, Tom Hill, and Ashley Ford for their dedication during the competition.