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This year’s Henley Fours and Eights Head sees a very limited field of entries with just 3 in the women’s category and none in the
As one of the Henley Open Events, which also includes Henley Sculls, Henley Fours and Eights Head is another vital head race which allows rival
At this year’s Henley 4s and 8s head, amongst limited entries, we see five J16 Fours and 4 WJ16 fours enter to compete over a
Henley Four’s and Eight’s head is the time for fours and eights crews who are willing to give the Henley sculls course their time to
With School’s Head creeping round the corner, Henley fours and eights will be another beneficial event for athletes to further seek improvement in their crews,
Henley 4s and 8s head- w/j154+ As we are finally back into the swing of head-race season approaching the final national head race events, clubs
As the first race of the new year, there is some uncertainty as to how the crews will have developed since many of them swept
Quintin Head – J16 8+ Raced through the 4600m course on the infamous Tideway, between Hammersmith and Chiswick, Quintin Head is one of a few
On Saturday 29th January 250 crews from a vast range of clubs will battle it out over 4.6km of the tideway, from University Post to
As the season starts to pick back up again, the Quintin Head will be held on Saturday, January 29th. This regatta, which will be raced
Out of the 17 boats racing in the J15 eights category at Quintin head this weekend we see the top six crews consist of high
Wycliffe Small Boats Head WJ15 4XWycliffe Small Boats, another head back on the list after a long season of very few events. The course itself
Wycliffe Small Boats Head is yet another great opportunity for many clubs and crews to gain more racing experience ahead of the rest of the
This Saturday we come across a gruelling distance of 2500 metres that athletes have to lay down on the Gloucester Berkeley Canal this Saturday. The
For the first time in two years Wycliffe Small Boats Head returns for its 42nd edition. With no entries into J18 4+ the Op 4+
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