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Named after a trailblazer of the sport, Rosie Mayglothling was the first winner of the invitational women’s double sculls at Henley Royal Regatta and thereafter
Henley Women’s Regatta is back; the highlight of the lightweight racing calendar, with the prospect of two crews battling it out between the booms. With
Like so many championship-level events at Henley Women’s Regatta, former winners have often gone on to represent their national teams. Last year’s victors, Keto and
With the booms firmly in place, Henley begins to prepare for Henley Women’s Regatta. In the Parkside Trophy, we see five crews, an increase from
The Redgrave Challenge Vase for Championship Coxless Pairs. The name of this event speaks for itself, an ode to a rowing great and a trophy
The Frank V Harry Cup is shaping up to be a highly competitive race, with some of the best development crews from across the UK
Coxless fours on the Henley course are notorious for pushing athletes, especially the steerers, to their limits. With tight racing lines, unforgiving booms, and the
Henley Women’s Regatta marks the close of many rowers’ seasons – and for some, the conclusion of their university rowing careers. Months of gruelling preparation
The Avril Vellacott Cup at Henley Women’s Regatta 2025 is shaping up to be a highly competitive event, with some of the best championship coxless
As the shadow of Temple Island stretches across the water, Henley Women’s Regatta returns, welcoming top crews from across the UK and beyond to one
As it does every year, the rowing season has flown by and it is time for racing in Henley-on-Thames to commence. The Colgan Foundation Cup
As Henley Women’s Regatta draws near, club eights from across the country have been sharpening their blade work for what is once again shaping up
Women’s eights rowing is an exciting place to be right now, and the record 29 entries into the Ron Needs Cup for Championship Eights speaks
With one week to go until the Henley Women’s Regatta, many crews make the trip to Reading for a final bit of preparation, with some
The Reading Amateur Regatta consistently carves out a unique and eagerly anticipated spot in the heart of the British rowing calendar. Perfectly nestled between the
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