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Cambridge Women’s crews suffered comprehensive losses to Oxford Brookes today in the latest set of fixtures before the 2024 Boat Race. Crews battled against difficult
Great Britain’s next generation of athletes gets their first opportunity to show the fruits of their winter efforts this weekend in Boston. The long distance
Following a turbulent winter of flooding and terrible conditions, the top development rowers in the country are headed to Boston this weekend for the February
As we head towards the 2024 Paris Olympics, this February trials seeks to display the best of Britain’s development athletes. The entries for the women’s
With the previous round of Boston trials cancelled in November, this weekend is an opportunity for those athletes on the development pathway to highlight their
Image Credit: World Rowing Following the heavy rain and flooding for much of the latter half of 2023, GBRT’s November trials lacked any form of
While the Olympic hopefuls are away from this round of trials, there is no dearth of talent racing down the course in Boston this weekend.
Always one of our favourite head races here at JRN, the Bedford Eights and Fours head takes place on the River Great Ouse on a
It is a time-honoured tradition for Boat Race crews to head abroad in the early days of a new year. Usually nestling on the bank
There are few things more competitive in sport and within the rowing domain than a local derby. A regular highlight of fixture season, the ‘Oxford
The men’s fixture of the day saw the Light Blues from Cambridge University Boat Club take on the Dutch development crew. With the full Championship
Now that the festivities have passed, we return to the Tyne once more for the start of the 2024 racing calendar. Most of the crews
As the rivers slowly start to recede across the country, so the head race season resumes. Quintin Head this weekend is the first up and
Despite the fact that the head season is well and truly underway, a multitude of racecancellations (Fours Head, Head of the Lune and Wallingford) to
As many of the clubs based on the Thames know all too well, Quintin Head should (hopefully) be a nice break from the hours of
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