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For all Junior 15 crews, National Schools’ Regatta is the season’s pinnacle. The regatta that makes a year’s training worthwhile. The race that defines the
Excitement builds as hundreds of young rowers prepare for the most highly anticipated event of the year – hours and hours of training lead up
So here we are, after a season that always feels too short, it all comes down to this: a 1900m time trial followed by ranked
Here we go. The primary race of the season descends on Nottingham next weekend for some of the country’s top junior third eights to race.
It’s finally that time of the year – the holy grail of races – National Schools’ Regatta 2025, where the winner can be crowned Britain’s
The National Schools’ Regatta is one of the most significant events for these junior competitors, so the competition will be fierce. Last year’s winners, Hinksey
At long last, the time for the National Schools’ Regatta is upon us. The largest junior rowing regatta in the country, the National Schools’ Regatta
With Poplar Regatta serving as the last chance to practice six lane racing before the National Schools’ Regatta, this weekend is an excellent rehearsal for
Hosted in the London Regatta Centre, Poplar Regatta is a small but well-known race for clubs in London. Despite its humble number of competitors, it
On 18 May, four women’s Junior 18 crews will compete at Poplar Regatta. With only a week before the National Schools’ Regatta, Poplar provides the
Poplar Regatta – a 2000m race on a course in the heart of London, with a background of planes taking flight from London City Airport.
Nottingham City Regatta is an ideal opportunity for budding crews to test their speed before the National Schools’ Regatta in just over two weeks, and
The weekend after a hugely eventful four-day BUCS Regatta, the National Water Sports Centre in Nottingham hosts another yet regatta. This time, it will be
Seeing as National Schools’ Regatta returns to Holme Pierrepoint for 2025 after ten years at Dorney Lake, it’s only natural for clubs to want a
Sunny skies will welcome the racers on the Great Ouse, making it an enjoyable day for everyone. Over the day, many eager crews will take
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