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Bedford hosts double celebration
Bedford RC hosted a double celebration at the weekend, launching its Explore Rowing programme and receiving a Sport England Inspired Facilities cheque at a ceremony on Sunday. The club has received six stable Explore Rowing boats, which will allow novices […]
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Durham University rowers celebrate Iconic Facilities investment
The Minister for Sport and the Olympic, Hugh Robertson MP, today opened a new £6.7m sports facility at Durham University’s Graham Sports Centre – which includes a £1m powered Indoor Rowing tank. The tank – one of three in the […]
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Aggar defends title. GB women’s eight and light four take bronzes
Tom Aggar extended his unbeaten run to take the World title for a fourth time in the arms-only single scull and the women’s eight celebrated crew member Katie Solesbury’s birthday to raise their game and take a bronze. But the […]
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Eight heat wins for GB Rowing Team at Worlds
Marcus Bateman and Matt Wells were the first GB boat to qualify for the World Championships semi-finals today, winning their opening heat in 6:18.47. The duo made sure of their progression on Slovenia’s picturesque Lake Bled with a strong second […]
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Double silver for GB crews at World Rowing Junior Championships
The GB Rowing Team celebrated two silver medals at the World Rowing Junior Championships on Eton Dorney Lake today in the Olympic and Paralympic rowing test event. The women’s four upset the odds to finish ahead of New […]
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Mixed emotions for junior GB crews on day three of Worlds
There were mixed emotions in the GB Rowing Team on day three of the World Rowing Junior Championships as two more GB crews reached finals and two others lost by the narrowest of margins in the semi-finals at Eton Dorney, the […]
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Three more GB Rowing Team crews into the semi-finals in Lucerne
Pete Reed and Andrew Triggs Hodge rowed to a comfortable victory in this afternoon’s world cup quarter-finals in Lucerne, Switzerland. The World men’s pair silver medallists cruised home at a low rating ahead of two German boats to progress to […]
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A World Championships curtain-raiser for GB Rowing Team in Lucerne
The GB Rowing Team, bar single sculler Alan Campbell who is sidelined by a sore-throat, has arrived in Lucerne and is raring to race at the World Cup starting tomorrow (8 July). The event which runs until Sunday (10 July) […]
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GB Rowing Team’s Mark Hunter shines in testing to secure world cup place
Londoner Mark Hunter has negotiated some stiff post-Trials testing to keep his hopes of an Olympic title defence on home water in 2012 on track. The 32 year-old Thames Waterman from Forest Gate has been named alongside his Beijing gold […]
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Heather Stanning will feature in this weekend’s Winter Assessment at Eton-Dorney
Arriving at the start of her studies at the University of Bath in 2004, Heather Stanning decided she wanted to try something new that she hadn’t had the opportunity to do at school. Already at an advantage due to her […]
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Bedford hosts double celebration
Bedford RC hosted a double celebration at the weekend, launching its Explore Rowing programme and receiving a Sport England Inspired Facilities cheque at a ceremony on Sunday. The club has received six stable Explore Rowing boats, which will allow novices […]
Read More
Durham University rowers celebrate Iconic Facilities investment
The Minister for Sport and the Olympic, Hugh Robertson MP, today opened a new £6.7m sports facility at Durham University’s Graham Sports Centre – which includes a £1m powered Indoor Rowing tank. The tank – one of three in the […]
Read More
Aggar defends title. GB women’s eight and light four take bronzes
Tom Aggar extended his unbeaten run to take the World title for a fourth time in the arms-only single scull and the women’s eight celebrated crew member Katie Solesbury’s birthday to raise their game and take a bronze. But the […]
Read More
Eight heat wins for GB Rowing Team at Worlds
Marcus Bateman and Matt Wells were the first GB boat to qualify for the World Championships semi-finals today, winning their opening heat in 6:18.47. The duo made sure of their progression on Slovenia’s picturesque Lake Bled with a strong second […]
Read More
Double silver for GB crews at World Rowing Junior Championships
The GB Rowing Team celebrated two silver medals at the World Rowing Junior Championships on Eton Dorney Lake today in the Olympic and Paralympic rowing test event. The women’s four upset the odds to finish ahead of New […]
Read More
Mixed emotions for junior GB crews on day three of Worlds
There were mixed emotions in the GB Rowing Team on day three of the World Rowing Junior Championships as two more GB crews reached finals and two others lost by the narrowest of margins in the semi-finals at Eton Dorney, the […]
Read More
Three more GB Rowing Team crews into the semi-finals in Lucerne
Pete Reed and Andrew Triggs Hodge rowed to a comfortable victory in this afternoon’s world cup quarter-finals in Lucerne, Switzerland. The World men’s pair silver medallists cruised home at a low rating ahead of two German boats to progress to […]
Read More
A World Championships curtain-raiser for GB Rowing Team in Lucerne
The GB Rowing Team, bar single sculler Alan Campbell who is sidelined by a sore-throat, has arrived in Lucerne and is raring to race at the World Cup starting tomorrow (8 July). The event which runs until Sunday (10 July) […]
Read More
GB Rowing Team’s Mark Hunter shines in testing to secure world cup place
Londoner Mark Hunter has negotiated some stiff post-Trials testing to keep his hopes of an Olympic title defence on home water in 2012 on track. The 32 year-old Thames Waterman from Forest Gate has been named alongside his Beijing gold […]
Read More
Heather Stanning will feature in this weekend’s Winter Assessment at Eton-Dorney
Arriving at the start of her studies at the University of Bath in 2004, Heather Stanning decided she wanted to try something new that she hadn’t had the opportunity to do at school. Already at an advantage due to her […]
Read More