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The Junior sculling head is taking place on the 16th of March, only a couple of days after the Schools’ head. Therefore, the crews that
With Schools’ Head falling on the same week as junior sculling head, usually entries aren’t always to the same strength or volume that race the
This weekend we will see 12 WJ16 crews race upon the Thames in the first Schools Head of The River Race in the past couple
The time has finally come for the mother-of-all school’s head racing events! Schools head is right around the corner and this year’s J16 1st eights
Schools’ Head of the River race is a tad different from your normal 2000 meter race. This regatta runs on a time trial basis over
With SHoRR comes the triumvirate of Head races: SHoRR, the Junior Sculling Regatta, and Womens’ Head in quick succession. With the recent Quintin Head having
The Schools’ Head of the River is the annual pinnacle of junior head racing, held along the 4.5-mile course between Chiswick and Putney Road Bridge.
This year’s Women’s Eights Head of the River Race (WEHoRR) marks the first time the race has been held since 2018 (if you don’t include
he Henley Fours and Eights Head early in the season provides a chance for quads to get back on the water. With every junior age
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
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