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As the country’s top student-athletes gear up for the upcoming BUCS Regatta at Holme Pierrepont, final preparations are in full swing. With last year’s event
In the run up to an event as big and as prestigious as BUCS Regatta, the competitors will no doubt be looking back at past
Following a rigorous winter season spent drilling the rowing fundamentals of ‘hands, body, slide’, the beginners will finally take to the water for their first
With six months of training under their belt, BUCS Regatta remains the highlight of the rowing season for those that are new to the sport.
It’s that time of year again when we get to see the results of the hard work many universities have put in this season so
Intermediate categories at BUCS Regatta are an amazing opportunity for smaller scale programmes to compete against larger programs on a slightly more even platform, producing
With a total of nine boats entered from eight universities, the competition for this event has certainly been dialled up a notch from last year.
The showpiece event of the whole regatta for the open categories, is undeniably the Championship Eights. As the first major event of the season, this
While the Senior team started their Olympic campaigns with great success at the World Cup in Varese, the next generation of British Rowing made their
As programs up and down the country prepare for regatta season, the top athletes will get the first shot of side-by-side action with a place
After a disrupted winter and only one trip to Boston, nineteen of the best non-Olympic British scullers head to Caversham. Of these, 13 are eligible
There’s no dearth of talent on the Under 23 Women’s sweep side this year. With many returning internationals and several women who have come on
The next phase of the rigorous ongoing selection procedure for GB’s U23 team, April trials promises a fantastic pairs showdown between some experienced athletes –
In an Olympic Year April Trials differs from the rest of the Olympiad. With the Olympic team all but confirmed and racing in World Cup
For the final time this cycle, development athletes will return to Caversham in an attempt to demonstrate that they might be the next big thing.
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