Scots College Rowing

Scots College Rowing

Raised

$7,998.51

Goal

$150,000.00

The High-Performance Centre (HPC) is dedicated for the training of athletes of all sports offered at the College. In competitive sporting environments, athletes need to have high levels of fitness covering strength, stamina, flexibility and agility.


The centre is intended to be fitted out with the latest and the best High-Performance training equipment to help our boys achieve their full potential and help prevent injuries.


The HPC will initially be equipped with RP3s, Concept2 rowing ergos and spin bikes. Specific donations to a piece of equipment is as follows:

  • RP3 - $3,250
  • Bikes - $2,200
  • Erg - $1,850


Your tax-deductible donation over $2.00 is greatly appreciated.

  • Multi-Sport

Your donation to this project is tax deductible

The Australian Sports Foundation (ASF) is the only deductible gift recipient for sport in Australia. This means that donations of $2 or more to approved projects on our website are tax deductible. Shortly after making your donation, you'll receive an official receipt from the ASF that you can use in your income tax return. If you have any questions about your donation, please visit https://asf.org.au/faqs

Raised

$7,998.51

Goal

$150,000.00

Recent donations

Ian Dunbar

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$505.00

Jonathon Lowe

All the best to Scots Rowing from the Lowe Family!

$152.75

Scott Anderson

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$203.61

Stephen Caie

A great initiative- well done Scots!

$1,882.15

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The Australian Sports Foundation (ASF) is the only deductible gift recipient for sport in Australia. This means that donations of $2 or more to approved projects on our website are tax deductible. Shortly after making your donation, you'll receive an official receipt from the ASF that you can use in your income tax return. If you have any questions about your donation, please visit https://asf.org.au/faqs