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Charles (Charlie) Elwes
After trying out every sport offered at prep school to no avail, Charlie found rowing whilst competing at the annual ergo competition – breaking the school record in the process
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Lenny Jenkins
Lenny Jenkins began rowing with renowned New Zealand coach, Graham Watt and during this period Lenny won 5 national titles with only 5 athletes. After rowing throughout high school in New Zealand, Lenny the opportunity to row at Yale. And in […]
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Matt Aldridge
Rowing is a family business for Matt. His dad, Steve, a long-time coach at Christchurch Rowing Club, has always been a driving force in his career and Matt’s love for the sport has been nurtured by his dad’s love for it.
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Freddie Davidson
Freddie grew up in Barnes, a short distance from the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race course, and so his first awareness of rowing as a sport was seeing the race coming past Barnes bridge once a year.
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Hannah Scott
Following in the footsteps of Olympic medallists Alan Campbell and brothers Richard and Peter Chambers, Hannah began rowing at Bann Rowing Club, one of the oldest and most successful rowing clubs in the whole of Ireland.
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Lola Anderson
Lola became inspired by Olympic sport watching London 2012 on TV and wrote in her diary that she wanted to win an Olympic medal one day.
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Georgie Brayshaw
When Georgie was 15 she had a horse riding accident resulting in a serious head injury which put her in a coma for nine days and left her paralysed on her left side.
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Rebecca Edwards BEM
Rebecca took up rowing at Queen’s University Belfast whilst studying for her degree in French and Spanish.
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Esme Booth
Esme took up rowing when her name was pulled out of a hat for a local primary school competition to try out rowing.
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Charles (Charlie) Elwes
After trying out every sport offered at prep school to no avail, Charlie found rowing whilst competing at the annual ergo competition – breaking the school record in the process
Read More
Lenny Jenkins
Lenny Jenkins began rowing with renowned New Zealand coach, Graham Watt and during this period Lenny won 5 national titles with only 5 athletes. After rowing throughout high school in New Zealand, Lenny the opportunity to row at Yale. And in […]
Read More
Matt Aldridge
Rowing is a family business for Matt. His dad, Steve, a long-time coach at Christchurch Rowing Club, has always been a driving force in his career and Matt’s love for the sport has been nurtured by his dad’s love for it.
Read More
Freddie Davidson
Freddie grew up in Barnes, a short distance from the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race course, and so his first awareness of rowing as a sport was seeing the race coming past Barnes bridge once a year.
Read More
Hannah Scott
Following in the footsteps of Olympic medallists Alan Campbell and brothers Richard and Peter Chambers, Hannah began rowing at Bann Rowing Club, one of the oldest and most successful rowing clubs in the whole of Ireland.
Read More
Lola Anderson
Lola became inspired by Olympic sport watching London 2012 on TV and wrote in her diary that she wanted to win an Olympic medal one day.
Read More
Georgie Brayshaw
When Georgie was 15 she had a horse riding accident resulting in a serious head injury which put her in a coma for nine days and left her paralysed on her left side.
Read More
Rebecca Edwards BEM
Rebecca took up rowing at Queen’s University Belfast whilst studying for her degree in French and Spanish.
Read More
Esme Booth
Esme took up rowing when her name was pulled out of a hat for a local primary school competition to try out rowing.
Read More