As we move closer to Henley Women’s and Henley Royal Regattas, Women’s Club Eights becomes an ever-more enticing event. We’re beginning to get some indication
Last year, Cambridge University BC dominated the lightweight events at BUCS, claiming victory in every Women’s Lightweight Sweep category up for grabs. With their boat race
The Women’s Championship Coxless Four category will see some of the premier student athletes in the country competing for one of the most coveted BUCS
Women’s Eights Head of the River Race is the culmination of the head season, and all eyes will be on which crew comes away with
The Beginner Academic Pennant is awarded to the highest placed university or school crew whose crew members started rowing after 1st March 2021. For many of
As the clubs gear up for what will be for most their final race before WEHORR, all women’s eights will be looking to put in
It’s been a really exciting head season for the top women’s crews so far, with BUCS head one of the main events along with WeHORR
With the beginner categories, the results can vary year to year more drastically as rowers inevitably graduate to the more senior categories by the following
November’s trials took place in the single for all the women, but now the sweep specialists will get the chance to compete at trials in
The women’s U23 singles category could prove one of the most competitive, with it feasible that the top sculler overall could come from this age
Today saw six Cambridge fixtures on what turned out to be a crisp, clear day on the Tideway with some great racing. Up first were
The Women’s Intermediate 1 category at Quintin Head serves as a good indicator of many of the women’s clubs’ depth and development through the middle
