The lightweight categories are often filled with plenty of high calibre athletes, andften they will double up to enter a few categories. As usual, all

With lightweight rowing falling in popularity and opportunities to compete dwindling, BUCS Regatta offers the largest domestic stage for lightweight men to compete. It’s an

Last year, Cambridge University BC dominated the lightweight events at BUCS, claiming victory in every Women’s Lightweight Sweep category up for grabs. With their boat race

With the future of lightweight rowing as a whole set to change forever after the Paris 2024 games, it is good to see that there

This weekend, BUCS Regatta will mark the start of major racing for the new season. As an inter-university competition, it offers the opportunity for students

After 75 initial entries made initially, the event organisers were forced to limit the entries, such was the popularity of this event. The confirmed entry

It’s back. One of the most enjoyable events of the year and certainly one of the largest in terms of scale in this country. BUCS

With a field of only eight crews from six top universities, the Women’s Championship Pair category at this year’s BUCS Regatta will foster some intense

With a record entry year yet again, BUCS Regatta continues to be the pinnacle of the rowing calendar for university athletes. Every year we see

Lock, place, press, surge.  A combination of the pinnacle technical finesse matched with maximal power is what leads to any successful crew but even more so

The men’s double is always an interesting competition. It’s a mix of individual talent, combined with crew synchronicity. Most of these crews won’t have been

In just a few days, we will see hundreds of rowers and boats descend on the iconic – and temperamental – National Watersports Centre in

While the Championship categories are the fastest events, I would argue that the best racing at BUCS can often be found in the Intermediate Coxed

BUCS Regatta is back and ready to host some of the best university crews in the game all over again. When it comes to predicting