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Helene Raynsford: ‘I treated my cancer journey as just another race on a different stretch of water’
Paralympic champion Helene Raynsford was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013 and she relied on the mental strength she learned through rowing to get her through the treatment
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Paralympic gold medallist Tom Aggar announces retirement from international rowing
Tom Aggar, Paralympic gold medallist at Beijing 2008 and bronze medallist at Rio 2016, steps away from rowing after 10 years in the boat
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Moe Sbihi shortlisted for Sportsman of the Year at British Ethnic Diversity Sports Awards
Moe Sbihi is nominated alongside Sir Mo Farah, Lutalo Muhammad and Maro Itoje for the Lycamobile BEDSAs Sportsman of the Year
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Alex Gregory announces his retirement from rowing
Olympic champion in London and Rio hangs up his oar after over a decade representing Great Britain on the water
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Triple Olympic gold medallist Pete Reed returns to rowing
Pete Reed, Olympic champion in 2008, 2012 and 2016, has returned to training with the GB Rowing Team, with his sights set on competing at Tokyo 2020
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Arise, Dame Katherine: Grainger to be made a dame in New Year honours
Five-time Olympic medallist Katherine Grainger is to be made a Dame in the New Year honours list
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Olympic and Paralympic champions recognised in New Year honours list
Pete Reed and Andrew T Hodge are appointed OBEs, while first-time Olympic and Paralympic medallists are appointed MBEs
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Helen Glover and Heather Stanning win Sports Journalists’ Association President’s Award
GB’s women’s pair, Helen Glover and Heather Stanning, pick up the President’s Award at the Sports Journalists’ Association ceremony
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GB rowing’s press officer, Caroline Searle, wins prestigious sports journalism award
Caroline Searle becomes the first woman to win the Doug Gardner Award for Services to Sports Journalism in its 27-year history
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Five-time Olympian Frances Houghton announces her retirement from rowing
Frances Houghton won three Olympic silver medals in five appearances at the Games, as well as four World Championship titles in her glittering career
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