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Medal hopes in Lucerne
Great Britain’s rowers contest the season’s final world cup in Lucerne, Switzerland, starting Friday (13 July) and finishing on Sunday with hopes of medals despite injury problems for some leading Olympic-class boats. With 876 athletes from 41 countries in action […]
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Trail-blazing rowers down-under
Twenty GB Rowers are set to trail-blaze for the sport in Australia this week, starting on Friday and finishing on Sunday, when they compete as part of Team GB at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival. This will be the first […]
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Rowing joins Olympic Youth Festival
ROWING is to be part of Team GB at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in January (17-21) for the first time since the event began in 2001. 2006 World junior gold medallists Tom Lucy, Lewis Beech and Nathaniel Reilly O’Donnell […]
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More medals for GB on last day
GB finished the 2006 World Championships – sponsored by Siemens – with 5 medals – 3 in Olympic classes – after two days of tough and competitive final racing. There were a further 3 medals – 2 of them gold […]
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Gold and bronze for GB’s
Great Britain’s junior men’s four put in an outstanding performance at this year’s World Junior Championships in Amsterdam today to take gold in 6:01.63 from Germany. The equivalent women’s four won bronze behind Germany and Italy. "The junior men’s four […]
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Four medals from seven finalists
Great Britain won four medals – a gold, two silvers and a bronze – from seven finalists at the World U23 Championships in Hazewinkel, Belgium, which concluded this afternoon in fast tail-wind conditions. The lightweight men’s pair of Richard Chambers […]
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Ten GB Boats in Lucerne finals
Great Britain has qualified ten boats for tomorrow’s World Cup Finals in Lucerne – five of which arrived at that stage unbeaten having won either their heat or their semi-final. The men’s four and women’s quadruple scull, sponsored by Camelot, […]
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Four golds, two bronzes in Munich
Britain won four golds and two bronzes – with all the golds coming in Olympic class boats – at the World Cup in Munich today. Alan Campbell, described by one expert as the best young talent to emerge since Sir […]
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Quality Trial in Store
Katherine Grainger emerged a winner from amongst the six Olympic medallists who made the final of the women’s single scull event at the annual GB Rowing Senior Trials twelve months ago. This year the fight for places in lead British […]
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Two golds in Munich
Alex Partridge, the man who missed Athens through illness, believes that the 2005 British men’s four needs to prove it is an "excellent" rather than just a "good" crew. They went some way to establishing their credentials in an event […]
Read More
Medal hopes in Lucerne
Great Britain’s rowers contest the season’s final world cup in Lucerne, Switzerland, starting Friday (13 July) and finishing on Sunday with hopes of medals despite injury problems for some leading Olympic-class boats. With 876 athletes from 41 countries in action […]
Read More
Trail-blazing rowers down-under
Twenty GB Rowers are set to trail-blaze for the sport in Australia this week, starting on Friday and finishing on Sunday, when they compete as part of Team GB at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival. This will be the first […]
Read More
Rowing joins Olympic Youth Festival
ROWING is to be part of Team GB at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in January (17-21) for the first time since the event began in 2001. 2006 World junior gold medallists Tom Lucy, Lewis Beech and Nathaniel Reilly O’Donnell […]
Read More
More medals for GB on last day
GB finished the 2006 World Championships – sponsored by Siemens – with 5 medals – 3 in Olympic classes – after two days of tough and competitive final racing. There were a further 3 medals – 2 of them gold […]
Read More
Gold and bronze for GB’s
Great Britain’s junior men’s four put in an outstanding performance at this year’s World Junior Championships in Amsterdam today to take gold in 6:01.63 from Germany. The equivalent women’s four won bronze behind Germany and Italy. "The junior men’s four […]
Read More
Four medals from seven finalists
Great Britain won four medals – a gold, two silvers and a bronze – from seven finalists at the World U23 Championships in Hazewinkel, Belgium, which concluded this afternoon in fast tail-wind conditions. The lightweight men’s pair of Richard Chambers […]
Read More
Ten GB Boats in Lucerne finals
Great Britain has qualified ten boats for tomorrow’s World Cup Finals in Lucerne – five of which arrived at that stage unbeaten having won either their heat or their semi-final. The men’s four and women’s quadruple scull, sponsored by Camelot, […]
Read More
Four golds, two bronzes in Munich
Britain won four golds and two bronzes – with all the golds coming in Olympic class boats – at the World Cup in Munich today. Alan Campbell, described by one expert as the best young talent to emerge since Sir […]
Read More
Quality Trial in Store
Katherine Grainger emerged a winner from amongst the six Olympic medallists who made the final of the women’s single scull event at the annual GB Rowing Senior Trials twelve months ago. This year the fight for places in lead British […]
Read More
Two golds in Munich
Alex Partridge, the man who missed Athens through illness, believes that the 2005 British men’s four needs to prove it is an "excellent" rather than just a "good" crew. They went some way to establishing their credentials in an event […]
Read More