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After a long Regular Season and eleven exciting Conference Championships, we are left with twenty-two women’s teams in contention for the National Championship title. As
After the regular season drew to a close two weeks ago, almost every single Division 1 rowing team from around the country raced this weekend
With very little racing this week, most crews are focussed on their Championships in a week’s time. The only notable exception to this is Washington as they
Sport has this peculiar way of closing the loop. After eight years in the wilderness, Holme Pierrepont was decorated in palatinate once again as Durham
As the regular season was wrapping up, a number of top programs are already into their training blocks in preparation for their Conference Championships in
Women’s sculling is often hard to predict. With the depth in the depth in the discipline spread across numerous different clubs it makes it less
The sculling events at Wallingford are always of exceptional quality, showcasing the best of British sculling. The quad event here will likely feature crews that
Regatta season is finally underway and Dorney is set to see some fierce racing at Wallingford Regatta this weekend. With university crews doing battle at
The summer racing season really kicks off this weekend with Wallingford Regatta, a classic Dorney-based multi-lane event that sees crews from across the rowing world
The Club sweep events at Wallingford this weekend provide a tantalising opportunity for club athletes to see how they stack up against each other, getting
Club Eights Upper Thames RC, City of Bristol RC, Cantabrigian RC and Nottingham RC are standout entries in the Women’s Club Eights. Racing between these
BUCS Regatta often sees a sizeable entry list for the women’s intermediate single, and this year is no exception. This year, the Women’s Intermediate Single
The return of BUCS Regatta marks the beginning of the most exciting time of year, when the cold, hard winter slog is behind us and
This weekend, Nottingham’s renowned 2000m stretch of water, the National Watersports Centre, will play host to men’s and women’s crews alike vying for glory on
The smallest of the sweep events in rowing, the pair is a unique beast. Two rowers must deliver power throughout the stroke, but also balance
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