CHEER UP! for Kwansei Gakuin University Rowing Club

■2019
・Asahi Regatta Men's Coxed Four, 3rd Place ・Kansai Championship Rowing Men's Eight, 5th Place ・Kansai Student Autumn Championship Men's Rookie Eight, 1st Place Women's Rookie Coxed Quadruple, 2nd Place

■2020 (Major tournaments canceled due to COVID-19)
・Kansai Student Autumn Championships Men's Double Sculls: 3rd place Women's Single Sculls: 3rd place

■2021
・Women's Pairs, winner of the Kansai Rowing Championships ・Women's Pairs, 7th place, All Japan Championships and All Japan University Championships

■2022: 3rd place in the Men's Double Sculls at the Kansai Rowing Championships; 2nd place in the Women's Lightweight Pair at the All Japan Rowing Championships

■2023・All Japan Championships Women's Lightweight Double Sculls 7th place・Asahi Regatta Women's Coxed Quadruple 2nd place・Kansai Championships Women's Pairs 2nd place Men's Coxed Four 5th place Men's Eight (Newcomer) 2nd place・All Japan University Championships Women's Single Sculls 9th place Women's Pairs 9th place・Kansai Student Autumn Championship Women's Single Sculls 2nd place Women's Double Sculls (Newcomer) 3rd place

The Kwansei Gakuin University Rowing Club is a team with 130 years of history since it was founded in 1893. As the first club activity in the history of Kwansei Gakuin, it also became the foundation for the development of the athletic association.

The highlight of the rowing race is the last 300 meters. The race speed increases dramatically. This tests how well the team has conserved their energy up to this point while competing for the top spot. For the Kwansei Gakuin crew, this is where the real battle begins, and they will give it their all. You can see the determination of the rowers to win the victory.
The sight of the runners exhausted after reaching the finish line captures the entire race. Pay attention to the appearance of the runners after reaching the finish line.

The food we received this time will be used as a drink for daily practice and as an energy boost during competitions! Rowing requires a lot of expenses, such as equipment and boat transportation fees for competitions, and it is a very expensive sport when you look at it in total. So, although we receive support from alumni, the burden on students is large, and the club's finances are not exactly comfortable.

By donating our own items, we hope to reduce the cost of consumables. We need your support so that students can focus on rowing with passion and are not distracted by financial issues! Thank you for your help!