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Quintin Head successes
A total of 232 eights took to the Tideway on Saturday to race 4,600m from the University Post, Chiswick to Harrods Depository. For many of the crews, it was part of their preparations for the forthcoming Women’s Eights Head, Schools’ […]
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Minerva Bath ‘Spend a Penny’ campaign reaps rewards
On a sleety morning in January 2015, Minerva Bath RC celebrated an auspicious moment in its 100 year history – the opening of the first ever loos and showers at the club. Having endured a pit loo and a portaloo […]
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Sbihi and Gregory win Grobler’s toughest test yet
Mohamed Sbihi and Alex Gregory, reigning World Champions in the men’s four, teamed up as a pair at the GB Rowing Team’s Winter Assessment to win one of the most gruelling tests ever set by the GB Rowing Team’s Head […]
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From a racing boat to a wreck and back again!
When two coastal rowers, Mark Green and Ellis Hagger from Bournemouth, auditioned to become ‘Royal Rowers’ in Ridley Scott’s 2010 blockbuster Robin Hood, little did they know that the next four years would take them on a whirlwind adventure in […]
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Rowing’s leading medics and scientists to convene in Marlow 22 – 25 January 2015
Sports scientists and medics are urged to sign up now to secure a place at the forthcoming conference for the world’s leading practitioners in the sport of Rowing. The conference, organised by British Rowing and FISA with support from […]
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Wilson, Campbell, Craig and Lee Green win in Boston
Alan Campbell, the Olympic single scull bronze medallist in 2012, dominated today’s 5km GB Rowing Team Assessment in Boston, Lincs to win the open men’s single scull event in a time of 17:03.23. Melanie Wilson won the equivalent women’s contest […]
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Double Wingfields win for Imperial
The 174th Wingfield Sculls took place today with Mel Wilson and Tim Richards winning for Imperial College on their home water. “I still can’t believe what just happened,” said 22-year-old Richards after completing the 4 and 1/4 mile course from […]
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Leander dominates 2014 Fours Head
Leander, beaten to the Fuller’s Head of the River Fours title last year by Tideway Scullers’ all-star international crew, responded in record-breaking fashion on Saturday as their elite quad recorded the fastest time – 17 minutes 54 seconds –on a […]
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Andy Parkinson to become new CEO of British Rowing
British Rowing has announced that Andy Parkinson has been appointed as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective from January 2015. Parkinson brings first class credentials to the leadership of British Rowing. He is currently Chief Executive of UK Anti-Doping, having […]
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British Rowing shortlisted for Governing Body of the Year Award
British Rowing has been shortlisted for the prestigious National Governing Body of the Year Award by SportsCoach UK. Since 2012 the national governing body has worked hard to grow the number of people in the sport, maintain its level of […]
Read More
Quintin Head successes
A total of 232 eights took to the Tideway on Saturday to race 4,600m from the University Post, Chiswick to Harrods Depository. For many of the crews, it was part of their preparations for the forthcoming Women’s Eights Head, Schools’ […]
Read More
Minerva Bath ‘Spend a Penny’ campaign reaps rewards
On a sleety morning in January 2015, Minerva Bath RC celebrated an auspicious moment in its 100 year history – the opening of the first ever loos and showers at the club. Having endured a pit loo and a portaloo […]
Read More
Sbihi and Gregory win Grobler’s toughest test yet
Mohamed Sbihi and Alex Gregory, reigning World Champions in the men’s four, teamed up as a pair at the GB Rowing Team’s Winter Assessment to win one of the most gruelling tests ever set by the GB Rowing Team’s Head […]
Read More
From a racing boat to a wreck and back again!
When two coastal rowers, Mark Green and Ellis Hagger from Bournemouth, auditioned to become ‘Royal Rowers’ in Ridley Scott’s 2010 blockbuster Robin Hood, little did they know that the next four years would take them on a whirlwind adventure in […]
Read More
Rowing’s leading medics and scientists to convene in Marlow 22 – 25 January 2015
Sports scientists and medics are urged to sign up now to secure a place at the forthcoming conference for the world’s leading practitioners in the sport of Rowing. The conference, organised by British Rowing and FISA with support from […]
Read More
Wilson, Campbell, Craig and Lee Green win in Boston
Alan Campbell, the Olympic single scull bronze medallist in 2012, dominated today’s 5km GB Rowing Team Assessment in Boston, Lincs to win the open men’s single scull event in a time of 17:03.23. Melanie Wilson won the equivalent women’s contest […]
Read More
Double Wingfields win for Imperial
The 174th Wingfield Sculls took place today with Mel Wilson and Tim Richards winning for Imperial College on their home water. “I still can’t believe what just happened,” said 22-year-old Richards after completing the 4 and 1/4 mile course from […]
Read More
Leander dominates 2014 Fours Head
Leander, beaten to the Fuller’s Head of the River Fours title last year by Tideway Scullers’ all-star international crew, responded in record-breaking fashion on Saturday as their elite quad recorded the fastest time – 17 minutes 54 seconds –on a […]
Read More
Andy Parkinson to become new CEO of British Rowing
British Rowing has announced that Andy Parkinson has been appointed as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective from January 2015. Parkinson brings first class credentials to the leadership of British Rowing. He is currently Chief Executive of UK Anti-Doping, having […]
Read More
British Rowing shortlisted for Governing Body of the Year Award
British Rowing has been shortlisted for the prestigious National Governing Body of the Year Award by SportsCoach UK. Since 2012 the national governing body has worked hard to grow the number of people in the sport, maintain its level of […]
Read More