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This bank holiday weekend is a significant undertaking for juniors across the country and the continent – many rowers will race both Wallingford Regatta and
Wallingford Regatta marks the first major UK regatta for the 2025 season, setting the stage for crews to display the speed they have found over the
As the summer regatta season begins to build momentum, the Women’s Junior 15 Eights category at Wallingford Regatta promises to deliver an anticipated matchup. Held
For many, Wallingford Regatta is the opening regatta of summer campaigns. As the May sun beats down, crews will look to break records throughout Sunday’s
The highly anticipated regatta season is finally upon us, with a thrilling, side-by-side battle highlighting the crews to watch. With 12 women’s eights entered, Wallingford
And so here it is: summer racing is upon us. The customary tradition of going on training camps during the Easter break will likely have
With Wallingford Regatta marking the start of the junior regatta season, the Junior Women’s Eights category has 16 entries from across the country. With the
The two-kilometre racing season is upon us once again, bringing with it beautiful weather, exciting racing, and some amazing competition. Wallingford Regatta is a significant
The British junior rowing calendar knows no rest. Just 24 hours after the Schools’ Head of The River, the UK’s top scullers journeyed to Eton for their first
Around ten minutes past one, a small crowd gathered along the Putney embankment on a fair day in the beating heart of London’s rowing capital.
At 18 – a birthday he celebrated only last week – Alp Karadogan already has a trophy cabinet to envy some of the finest rowers
The Oarsport Junior Sculling Head is one of the most highly anticipated events in the rowing calendar, where 63 WJ15 quads will race twice down
73 entries, 48 different clubs. As the most entered event for Wednesday’s racing, J15 quads never fail to produce incredibly close racing and top class
A peculiar race that involves a turn after the first 1800m is attracting many crews from across the country – likely due to them already
Marking a welcome change for many, this prestigious sculling event amidst a winter of sweep offers the change for rowers to clutch two handles once
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