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In preparation for their historic showdown on the tideway, Oxford and Cambridge have been taking on top competition from across the country, plus a few
As a big Lauren Rowles fan, I was both excited and a little sad about her recent announcement to leave rowing behind, at least for
Following a successful first series in 2024, JRN is delighted to announce the second season of Sharing the Podium. Hosts Zoe de Toledo, Becky Wilde,
At 18 – a birthday he celebrated only last week – Alp Karadogan already has a trophy cabinet to envy some of the finest rowers
At Maadi, the U17 events are commonly used as an indicator of who will go on to find success in the U18 events the following
One of the most exciting races of the Regatta is undoubtedly the Boys U17 Eight. Seen as a slight precursor for next season’s Maadi Cup,
George Talbot – Timaru Boys’ High School For these athletes, this is their first year competing in the U16 Single category, and one rower who
Eleri Clare – Cashmere High School Right now, Eleri Clare is one of the best-performing junior athletes in New Zealand. A powerhouse on the water,
Once again the Maadi Regatta (Maadi) will be contested on the storied waters of Lake Karāpiro, one of the most legendary training and racing lakes
It is finally time: The 2025 Maadi Regatta. The largest school sports event in the Southern Hemisphere, for many athletes it is the grandest stage
Though the Boys’ U18 Singles may not be the same opportunity to claim your very own Laszlo single scull as in the U17 Single at
Under excellent conditions, the British head season was capped off with the oldest race on its calendar. More than 3000 athletes raced over the famous
