1 September 2026

The 2026 World Rowing Championships wrapped up on the Bosbaan on Sunday.

Here are the results from the A Finals:

Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls
MEX, GRE, TUN, PER, BRA, PAR
1) Mexico: Aylin Maryah Ibarra Maduena (b), Melissa Marquez (s)
2) Greece: Paschalina Mouratidou (b), Gavriela Lioliou (s)
3) Tunisia: Khadija Krimi (b), Selma Dhaouadi (s)

Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls
UZB, GER, USA, IND, NED, BRA
1) Uzbekistan: Shakhzod Nurmatov (b), Sobirjon Safaroliyev (s)
2) Germany: Naveen Alexander Shah (b), Maximilian Ruehling (s)
3) USA: Jamie Copus (b), Sean Richardson (s)

Lightweight Men’s Single Sculls
GRE, URU, MEX, GER, USA, AIN1
1) Greece: Petros Gkaidatzis
2) Uruguay: Felipe Kluver Ferreira
3) Mexico: Alexis Lopez Garcia

Lightweight Women’s Single Sculls
MEX, AIN1, NED, AIN2, USA, URU
1) Mexico: Kenia Lechuga Alanis
2) Individual Neutral Athletes 1: Mariia Zhovner
3) Netherlands: Femke Van De Vliet

PR2 Mixed Double Sculls
GER, CHN, ISR, UZB, UKR, USA
1) Germany: Jasmina Bier (b), Paul Umbach (s)
2) China: Shuang Liu (b), Jijian Jiang (s)
3) Israel: Shahar Milfelder (b), Saleh Shahin (s)

PR3 Mixed Coxed Four
USA, GBR, FRA, ITA, AUS, GER
1) USA: Gabriella Bigler (b), Skylar Dahl, Maxwell Allemeier, Alex Flynn (s), Hannah Diaz (c)
2) Great Britain: Francesca Allen (b), Charlotte Coburn, Jonty Ridley, Joshua O’Brien (s), Omar Al-Miqdadi (c)
3) France: Eva David (b), Helene Balzac, Gregoire Bireau, Laurent Cadot (s), Maiwenn Dumont (c)

Women’s Pair
ROU, FRA, USA, ITA, CZE, CHI
1) Romania: Adriana Adam (b), Simona Radis (s)
2) France: Emma Cornelis (b), Hezekia Peron (s)
3) USA: Regina Salmons (b), Mia Levy (s)

Men’s Pair
NZL, AUS, ITA, ROU, ESP, LTU
1) New Zealand: Oliver Welch (b), Benjamin Taylor (s)
2) Australia: Angus Dawson (b), Alex Hill (s)
3) Italy: Matteo Lodo (b), Giovanni Codato (s)

PR3 Mixed Double Sculls
GER, UKR, AUS, BRA, CHN, UZB
1) Germany: Valentin Luz (b), Kathrin Marchand (s)
2) Ukraine: Stanislav Samoliuk (b), Dariia Kotyk (s)
3) Australia: Ella Marshall (b), Sam Stunell (s)

Men’s Double Sculls
NED, SRB, BEL, ESP, GBR, CZE
1) Netherlands: Melvin Twellaar (b), Simon Van Dorp (s)
2) Serbia: Martin Mackovic (b), Nikolaj Pimenov (s)
3) Belgium: Aaron Andries (b), Tibo Vyvey (s)

Women’s Double Sculls
IRL, NED, SUI, POL, CAN, ITA
1) Ireland: Zoe Hyde (b), Margaret Cremen (s)
2) Netherlands: Roos De Jong (b), Benthe Boonstra (s)
3) Switzerland: Salome Ulrich (b), Fabienne Schweizer (s)

PR1 Men’s Single Sculls
GBR, AUS, UKR, FRA, ITA, ESP
1) Great Britain: Benjamin Pritchard
2) Australia: Erik Horrie
3) Ukraine: Roman Polianskyi

PR1 Women’s Single Sculls
UKR, BEL, SUI, NED, BRA, SWE
1) Ukraine: Anna Sheremet
2) Belgium: Laurence Vandevyver
3) Switzerland: Claire Ghiringhelli

Men’s Four
USA, NED, GBR, GER, ROU, NZL
1) USA: Gus Rodriguez (b), Peter Chatain, Chris Carlson, Pieter Quinton (s)
2) Netherlands: Lennart Van Lierop (b), Gert-Jan Van Doorn, Eli Brouwer, Rik Rienks (s)
3) Great Britain: Daniel Graham (b), James Robson, Douwe De Graaf, George Bourne (s)

Women’s Four
USA, AUS, NED, ROU, GBR, GER
1) USA: Molly Bruggeman (b), Azja Czajkowski, Teal Cohen, Kate Knifton (s)
2) Australia: Giorgia Patten (b), Bronwyn Cox, Jacqui Swick, Georgie Rowe (s)
3) Netherlands: Ymkje Clevering (b), Nika Johanna Vos, Linn Van Aanholt, Tinka Offereins (s)

Men’s Quadruple Sculls
ITA, GER, GBR, NED, POL, USA
1) Italy: Luca Chiumento (b), Andrea Panizza, Luca Rambaldi, Giacomo Gentili (s)
2) Germany: Marc Weber (b), Felix Heinrich, Jonas Gelsen, Ole Hohensee (s)
3) Great Britain: Cedol Dafydd (b), Callum Dixon, Tobias Schroder, Rory Harris (s)

Women’s Quadruple Sculls 
NED, GBR, USA, AUS, ROU, GER
1) Netherlands: Marieke Keijser (b), Lisa Bruijnincx, Margot Leeuwenburgh, Tessa Dullemans (s)
2) Great Britain: Lola Anderson (b), Hannah Scott, Finnola Stratton, Imogen Grant (s)
3) USA: Kristi Wagner (b), Evan Park, Sophia Vitas, Emily Kallfelz (s)

Men’s Eight
NED, GBR, AUS, GER, USA, ITA
1) Netherlands: Ralf Rienks (b), Finn Florijn, Wibout Rustenburg, Jorn Salverda, Sander De Graaf, Pieter Van Veen, Jan Van Der Bij, Mick Makker (s), Jonna De Vries (c)
2) Great Britain: William Stewart (b), Matthew Rowe, Gabriel Obholzer, Samuel Nunn, David Bewicke-Copley, Harry Geffen, Miles Beeson, Archie Drummond (s), Tom Bryce (c)
3) Australia: Rohan Lavery (b), Austin Reinehr, Alex Nichol, Jack Robertson, Harry Manton, Fergus Hamilton, Patrick Long, Mitch Salisbury (s), Nicholas Dunlop (c)

Women’s Eight
ROU, GBR, USA, NED, CAN, NZL
1) Romania: Cristina Druga (b), Geanina Dumitrita Juncanariu, Ancuta Bodnar, Maria Lehaci, Maria Magdalena Rusu, Amalia Chelaru, Adriana Adam, Simona Radis (s), Victoria Stefania Petreanu (c)
2) Great Britain: Elizabeth Witt (b), Jade Lindo, Amelia Standing, Katherine George, Lauren Irwin, Eve Stewart, Heidi Long, Annie Campbell-Orde (s), Jack Tottem (c)
3) USA: Dahlia Levine (b), Megan Lee, Charlotte Buck, Jess Thoennes, Claire Collins, Camille Vandermeer, Alexandria Vallancey-Martinson, Etta Carpender (s), Nina Castagna (c)

Women’s Single Sculls
GBR, IRL, NED, SUI, LTU, SRB
1) Great Britain: Lauren Henry
2) Ireland: Fiona Murtagh
3) Netherlands: Karolien Florijn

Men’s Single Sculls
GER, AIN2, NOR, USA, FRA, URU
1) Germany: Oliver Zeidler
2) Individual Neutral Athletes 2: Yauheni Zalaty
3) Norway: Jonas Slettemark Juel

Mixed Double Sculls 
NED, IRL, USA, SUI, ESP, GER
1) Netherlands: Roos De Jong (b), Simon Van Dorp (s)
2) Ireland: Konan Pazzaia (b), Margaret Cremen (s)
3) USA: Sophia Vitas (b), Cedar Cunningham (s)

Mixed Eights
ROU, NED, USA, FRA, GER, SUI
1) Romania: Cristina Druga (b), Amalia Chelaru, Adriana Adam, Florin Sorin Lehaci, Cosmin Iulian Plesescu, Ciprian Tudosa, Stefan Constantin Berariu, Simona Radis (s), Victoria Stefania Petreanu (c)
2) Netherlands: Linn Van Aanholt (b), Nika Johanna Vos, Ymkje Clevering, Gert-Jan Van Doorn, Lennart Van Lierop, Eli Brouwer, Rik Rienks, Tinka Offereins (s), Richelle Rietdijk (c)
3) USA: Molly Bruggeman (b), Azja Czajkowski, Teal Cohen, Gus Rodriguez, Peter Chatain, Chris Carlson, Pieter Quinton, Kate Knifton (s), Rachel Rane (c)

World Rowing writes on their website that the rowing community celebrated the life of Olaf Tufte on the final day of the regatta. Jonas Slettemark Juel, of Norway, took a bronze medal in the men’s single sculls race, the third Norwegian to win a medal in the boat class. The two others: Tufte and Kjetil Borch.