New Zealand rowing is a popular sport that has gained international recognition for its competitive success. The country has a strong tradition in rowing, with many clubs and schools promoting the activity. Rowers compete in various events, including singles, doubles, and team boats, at local, national, and international levels. The New Zealand national rowing team, known as the Black Sticks, has achieved significant success in events like the Olympics and the World Rowing Championships. The sport is supported by organizations such as Rowing New Zealand, which oversees training, competitions, and development programs for athletes across the country.