
Rutherford Head of the River 2023 – Open Coxless Fours Preview
Rutherford head is a staple event for those competing in the North. A demanding 4.5km course through Newcastle, where the smallest of margins are but
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Rutherford head is a staple event for those competing in the North. A demanding 4.5km course through Newcastle, where the smallest of margins are but

With last year’s winners, Edinburgh University BC, making a return alongside local teams Newcastle University BC and Durham University BC, there’s heaps of strong competition

With such little competition so far this season, we’re looking for any races to show us that there is light at the end of our

A key event for scoping out the depth of a team’s squad, the Band 2 Eights is always an exciting and unpredictable race for these

The countdown to the 2024 Boat Race began last night with the Presidents’ Challenge. After Cambridge’s clean sweep in 2023, it was the two Oxford

Photo credit: World Rowing/Benedict Tufnell It’s close to crunch time for the senior national team. The Olympics looms, and final team selection is just around

The Wingfield Sculls are universally renowned as one of the most challenging rowing competitions in the world. Set on the championship course, a handful of

Photo credit: World Rowing/Benedict Tufnell After finishing as the brightest light in a challenging Tokyo Olympic Regatta, the men’s sculling team have had an up-and-down

Photo credit: World Rowing/Benedict Tufnell For the second year in succession, the first round of trials for the British National Team is only accepting women’s

Photo credit: World Rowing/Benedict Tufnell With all three boat classes qualifying for the Olympics via strong finishing positions in Belgrade a few weeks ago, winning

The afternoon, featuring sweep boats, is our first chance to see how the college crews of Durham University stack up early in the season. Both

After flooding caused a postponement of the final event of the Northern LDS series last weekend, credit to the organisers for enabling the race to

The Fours Head course is a long journey from Mortlake to Putney: it is an even longer journey in the coxed four. Although these competitors

After a tight margin in last year’s event, clubs on their home turf will once again likely fight for the win at this year’s Fours

Head season is well underway, and with new squad dynamics settled into following the start of the academic year, seventeen Women’s Coxed Fours from universities
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