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Schools Head of the River Race is run along the championship 4.5-mile course on the tideway every year. This race also starts to round up
On Friday, a flotilla of crews will take on the Thames in what is currently predicted to be a day where rain and shine are
With Schools’ Head being the first big event for the WJ16 8+ this year, raced over the 4.5-mile Championship course, it is a chance for
Schools’ Head has arrived! This long-awaited, mammoth event seeks to test the full cohort of ambitious juniors in 2023. With many clubs and schools traveling
The Schools’ Head of the River Race (SHORR) is the pinnacle junior eights head race of the season. All the getting up early and the
“Remember March; The Ides of March Remember” – Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar As riverrun from swerve of shore to bend of bay, all sown must be
500 miles from the hustle and bustle of the Tideway is the quiet calm of the Caledonian Canal. This 5km course, which emerges straight from
The National Junior Indoor Rowing Championships (NJIRC) returned this year for its first in-person race since 2020. The event saw juniors from across the country
As the weather gets (marginally) warmer and the days longer (albeit by only minutes!), WEHORR ’23 is rolling ’round the corner to kickstart our holy
Is there room for God in a determinist universe? Last weekend, as the north wind struck Boston for the second time this year, the GB
A cold and windy weekend set the scene for the GB U19 February assessments. With some demanding conditions that rowers had few moments to acclimate
In the final race before Women’s Head and Schools Head, the Junior Women’s crews are looking to make their mark on the Tideway and battle
We return to the iconic location that is the River Thames for Hammersmith Head 2023. A month on from Quintin Head and just under 3
This year Hammersmith Head will take place on Sunday the 26th of February. The approximately 4.4km course runs from Chiswick bridge to Hammersmith bridge. The
Hammersmith Head is generally considered to be the first big junior rowing event of the spring racing calendar, and there’s every chance that with the
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