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2021 marks the 50th anniversary of Pairs Head and the WJ18 2x looks certain to excite. After last years restrictions on entries, it is great
Despite what was a disruptive rowing calendar last year, Pairs Head was one of the only Head Races we saw last year albeit with it
Pairs Head provides a novel opppourtunity for the best school and club rowers in Britain to hone their skills against each other, before the move
Pairs head is one of the traditional ‘big’ races on the Tideway, with crews competing across a four kilometre stretch from Chiswick to Hammersmith Bridges
With a wide range of clubs attending and many who have raced and performed undoubtedly well in recent weeks, this weekend’s race is sure to
For the vast majority of crews racing at Chester Long Distance Sculls, this will be the first race of the 2021/2022 season. Racing over a
Alas the days of squinting at the sun are over as we return to the chilliness of Heads season. Chester LDS is held over 5km
The eyes of the sculling world will turn to Chester this week, with the commencement of the Chester Long Distance Sculls at one of the
Commencing the rowing season for many, Chester Long Distance Sculls is hosted by Chester Rowing Club on the River Dee. The crews will race across
This year’s draw for the J16 quads features only two schools, Queen’s Park High School and King’s School Chester. Both very strong northern rowing schools
The coxeless quad leaves no room for error, especially on the 5km course along the River Dee where 5 crews will be battling out for
Chester Long Distance Sculls, one of the first races of the year where eager scullers will be enduring a tough 5000m which will hopefully set
For many Chester LDS will be the first race back for the 2021/22 season, and for these wj15 crews- very likely to be their first
With racing season upon us, the Chester Long Distance Sculling Regatta kicks off this Sunday, September 26th, as one of the earlier races. This race
This year 8 boats have been entered into the junior womans’ coxless quads at Wallingford LDS, with Headington, LEH, and Stratford-upon-Avon all entering 2 boats
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