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As the sun sets on the final day of Europe’s largest student rowing event, it’s time to reflect on the first four-day BUCS Regatta. More
How do rowers come together to perform as a team when so much of the training involves solo ergs and refining individual technical skill? When
Rowing is a sport built on unspoken rules. Some are practical – blade in and out flat on the water before getting in the boat;
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW The championship women’s U21 quad at the NSW Championship acts as a final point of review for compeititors on an inter-state
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW The New South Wales Rowing Championship is arguably the most important event of all the Australian rowing calendar, second only to
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW There’s no event quite like the U21 eights, where some of the best school crews in the country go up against
Photo Credit: Rowing NSW Twenty-nine crews, four heats, two semifinals, one final, and one winner: that’s the situation in the Men’s U21 eights at this
Taking place in County Clare, this 3-kilometre course will see ten crews battle it out, aiming to start 2025 with a win. The course will
As the longer evenings draw near and the head of the river season concludes,the competition for titles in July intensifies. The men’s junior quads promises
This three-kilometre race takes place on the River Shannon, and with the new format allowing six different fixed time trials to take place over the
It seems the St Michael’s Head of the River is set to have another tense battle in the junior men’s eights with some of the
The New South Wales Rowing Championships is one of the most critical dates in the calendar for Australian rowers in the summer season. Known across
