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Junior Sculling Head is here, the first national level event of the season! Comprised of two 1800m stretches up and down Dorney lake, it is
On Friday the 20th of March, 57 sets of J15 coxed quad crews will be congregating at Dorney Lake to participate in the prestigious Junior
For what is typically the wettest race of the year, 55 WJ16 quads will flock down to Eton Dorney to compete against the clock, over
We’re back! This Friday, 546 crews return to Eton Dorney Rowing Lake to compete in the seventeenth-ever Junior Sculling Head. Being on a lake and
The Oarsport Junior Sculling Head (OJSH) will be raced at the 2012 Olympic Lake at Eton Dorney and combines the time of two 1.8k pieces,
Dorney Lake, home of rowing at the 2012 London Olympics, will once again play host to the Oarsport Junior Sculling Head in 2024. The competition
With the Junior Sculling Head taking place on Friday the 22nd of March, we are almost at the end of a not-so-busy Head season full
The Junior Sculling Head at Dorney marks the end of this somewhat unremarkable head-racing season in the junior sculling circuit, closely followed by The Head
After a tough wnter of flooding and minimal racing, excitement and expectation are building into Schools’ Head of the River, and the pressure is on
29 open championship quads will take to the unpredictable and daunting Tideway waters next Wednesday, but only one can return home with a gleaming gold
On Sunday, crews from the north, along with an unusually large southern contingent, will flock to Chester to race North of England Head; 5k from
Amidst the echoes of countless cancellations throughout the 2024 head season, the women’s championship J15 eights category emerges as a beacon of excitement at the
On the 20th March 2024, 310 junior crews will take to the Tideway, 12 of which are the J15 eights. Due to the classic British
With the upcoming School’s Head of the River, the pinnacle of the season has arrived to mark the closure of what has been a somewhat
It’s becoming increasingly apparent that second eights are just as hotly-contested as the nominal ‘Varsity’ crew in today’s rowing community. Not only is this driven
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