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On Saturday the 12th of February 2022, Boston played host to the third water trial of the 2021-2022 season. Strong winds tested the athletes to their
The February set of British Rowing trials took place in a slightly different format to those in November, with athletes only racing in a 5km
This week saw the official announcement of the men’s and women’s Blue Boats to contest The Gemini Boat Race on 3rd April. After the pandemic
This week saw the official announcement of the men’s and women’s Blue Boats to contest The Gemini Boat Race on 3rd April. After the pandemic
After three years of consecutive cancellation due to adverse weather and the COVID-19 pandemic, the Women’s Eights Head of the River Race will finally make
The provincial club pennant provides an exciting opportunity for non-Tideway-based clubs, with the award going to the fastest crew that comes from a single British
One of the things that I love about Women’s Eights Head of The River Race is that, much like Henley later in the year, we
WEHORR is back once again. It’s been a long time since we last saw the Women’s Eights Head and I’m sure the Thames missed it
With twenty-two crews entered into this year’s University Pennant at Women’s Eights Head of the River Race, it’s set to be an exciting race. This
BUCS Head is finally back again, and this year on the Tyne. With storm Eunice teasing many rowers with water time and races, we all
BUCS Head is an important date in the university rowing calendar; a chance for some of the country’s best university crews to battle it out
The coxless quad is always one of the most popular boats to race in and it’s not hard to see why. When they get going,
Following a busy start to the 2022 head season with Quintin Head, Rutherford Head and other races, BUCS Head will return to Tyne after two
One of the few major events that has dedicated lightweight events, BUCS has rejigged things for this year, so the quad is now an intermediate
There is perhaps no greater feat in the university winter season than conquering the infamous five kilometre stretch of the River Tyne at BUCS Head.
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