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Chester Long Distance Sculls is set to take place on Sunday 25th September and will be competedover a 5km stretch of the River Dee. This
Transitioning back into head season, Chester Long Distance Sculls provides a 5km course from Eccleston Ferry to Chester Groves. Acquiring around 300 entries over 2
The first main junior event of the year for the north of England is finally upon us- Chester Long Distance Sculls. After a summer of
The intense and demanding Vesta Scullers’ Head is back this year on its usual stretch of the Thames from Mortlake to Putney Pier, covering no
The first head race of the 22/23 rowing season will be the Vesta Scullers’ Head to be held on Saturday 17th September. This 6.8km race
Here we are, the start of the new season. Vesta Scullers’ head is always an interesting one due to being right at the start of
Single head season is upon us! After a summer of Henley, Worlds, Coupe and much more, we return back to the head season to look
The British Rowing Junior Championships makes its long-awaited return! Late in the racing season unfortunately the event has been slightly downsized, due to the ongoing
As we reach the middle of the summer season, perhaps the most important junior rowing regatta of the year kicks off: the British Junior Rowing
Despite being just 15-16 this event hosts number plus athletics already with international vests truly demonstrating the vast talent within this age group. There are
British Junior Rowing Championships or BRITchamps is the last big race on the calendar and for some is a nostalgia moment, being the old venue
The last domestic regatta of the season is finally here: the British Rowing Junior Championships. This is a three-day event held at the National Water
With the excitement of Henley now fading away and NSR a distant memory, the time has come for British Rowing Junior Championships. The open men’s
The British Rowing Junior Championships bookends the 2022 regatta season and marks the start of a well earned break for most rowers (depending on the
Another year, another British Rowing Junior Championships (BRJC). This event often marks a farewell to the end of the regatta season and so competition in
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