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The first of the twinning Henley Regattas, Henley Women’s is this weekend and has had an enormous entry into its plethora of events. The J16
Henley Women’s is a unique and very special event for all of those involved, sitting just a couple of weeks before Henley, some would see
Henley women’s regatta is back for another year and in full force. This year we see an astonishing 31 crews entered for the battle for
A competitive field of entries in the Junior Women’s single scull will produce some high calibre racing on what is set to be a warm
We return to the famous Henley stretch for the first time in 2022 with Henley Women’s Regatta; and although it’s shorter than the usual, raced
Henley Women’s Regatta is one of the most iconic regattas on the calendar. Held over the first 1500m of the Henley Royal Regatta course, it
The Peabody cup is going to be one of the most competitive junior events in the competition. It is great to see the improvement of
Aaaaaaaaaaaand take a breath. Three days of back-to-back racing came to a predictably climactic finish with the Championship Girls Sculls title changing hands in the
Rowing is a tough sport; an inch on race day is gained by a hundred grueling miles in training. To even have a chance at
Being one of the event’s to round up Sunday’s racing, such a competitive category may not be expected, but it appears the 26 crews entered
NSR is back, back bigger and better from the previous Covid year. In the mist of exams we see the committed athletes entering this weekend,
And we’re back! The 2022 National Schools’ Regatta is just around the corner and we are in for some exciting racing. For all of these
The National Schools’ Regatta is the race that all the clubs and schools aim for and the one that means the most to win. Commonly
Long days, warm nights and the imminent arrival of the largest junior event of the season. It’s time for the National Schools’ Regatta. For the
An event which is often overshadowed by the likes of the eight and fours, although the pair still remains in being an incredibly challenging boat
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