The St Stithians College Family of Schools came together in true Saints spirit to celebrate 30 years of girls’ rowing and the long-standing Saints rowing legacy that began in 1969.

The Saints Rowing Regatta, hosted jointly by the Girls’ and Boys’ Colleges at Roodeplaat Dam, drew 18 schools from across Gauteng for a day filled with racing, camaraderie, and celebration.

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Despite rainy conditions, spirits remained high as rowers, parents, and supporters came together to reflect the Saints’ values of resilience, teamwork, and unity.

The event not only marked an important milestone for the Girls’ College rowing programme but also honoured the generations of Saints rowers, coaches, and parents who have kept the tradition alive.

Alumni coaches and former learners returned to share in the occasion, while current learners showcased their dedication and passion for the sport.

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As the final races ended, pride and joy could be felt across the Saints Family.

The 30th Anniversary Regatta stood as more than a commemoration; it was a reminder of the unity, passion, and excellence that define St Stithians College.

The celebration reinforced the school’s reputation as a #SchoolForFamily, where achievements on the water reflect a much deeper commitment to values that last a lifetime.

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