Appointed CEO of Scottish Rowing in 2024, Lee Boucher brings nearly two decades of experience as a volunteer, administrator, and performance lead to the role. Today, he reflects on
Image credit: Aberdeen Boat Club Rowing has a way of pulling people together, from veterans of the sport to athletes returning after decades away. Few
November in the Scottish Rowing season means only one thing: Inverness Heads. With hundreds of rowers from across Scotland making the scenic journey to the
The Reading Amateur Regatta consistently carves out a unique and eagerly anticipated spot in the heart of the British rowing calendar. Perfectly nestled between the
Dubbed the ‘Henley of the North’, the 192nd Durham Regatta descends upon the River Wear this weekend, attracting rowing clubs from all over the UK
In sport, it is all too often easy to blow past the individual feelings of athletes and how we, as coaches, can adapt our practice
The magnificent Dorney Lake once more plays host to this weekend’s Metropolitan Regatta. The regatta, popularly known as the ‘Met Regatta’, draws Britain’s finest to
Wallingford Regatta, a stalwart of early regatta season competition, takes place this weekend at the fantastic championship course at Dorney Lake. Whilst BUCS is well
After a long and trying winter campaign, with countless indoor sessions racking up thousands of miles, British collegiate clubs flock to BUCS Regatta in Nottingham
BUCS regatta is one of Britain’s largest regattas, and this weekend, Nottingham’s National Watersports Centre plays host to the spectacle that is the convergence of
The Head of the River Race, the epic climax of the British Head season, graces us this weekend as hundreds of Britain’s strongest and most
This Sunday, over 120 crews from across the country will meet in Chester to compete in this year’s North of England Head; the challenging 5km
