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A brace of GB Rowing Team quads in World Junior finals
Both of the GB Rowing Team’s junior men’s and women’s quadruple scull boats are through to tomorrow’s finals at the World Junior Championships in Hamburg, joining the already-qualified men’s coxed four and eight. Steven Parsonage, Rowan Law, Samuel Meijer and […]
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GB Rowing Team quad in crystal clear win after foggy start in Hamburg
The GB Rowing Team’s junior men’s quad warmed up in the Hamburg fog this morning but later raced to a crystal clear quarter-final win to secure a semi-final slot at the World Junior Championships. Steven Parsonage, Rowan Law, Samuel Meijer […]
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Thornley to race single for GB Rowing Team at Worlds
Victoria Thornley will race in the women’s single scull at this month’s World Championships in Amsterdam (24-31 August) because her double scull partner and twice Olympic silver medallist, Frances Houghton, has missed out on the race to be fit in […]
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UPDATED: Coxed four become first GB Rowing Team boat to make finals in Germany
Coxed by Hugo Marsh, the GB Rowing Team’s junior men’s coxed four of Charles Elwes, Thomas Digby, Chetan Chauhan-Sims and Charles Thurston came through strongly in the second half of their opening heat at the World Championships in Hamburg this […]
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Positive start for GB Rowing Team at World Juniors
Two of the three crews in action for the GB Rowing Team on the opening day of the World Junior Rowing Championships in Hamburg won their heats. The junior men’s pair of Oliver Jonas, from Tideway Scullers’ School, and Arthur […]
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GB Universities top Medal Table at European Universities Games
The 50-strong squad of students representing Great Britain returned from the European Universities Games in Rotterdam having finished top of the medal table, winning five gold, three silver and three bronze medals. In topping the medal table, the squad edged […]
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World War One – 100 Years
On this, the 100th anniversary of Britain’s entry to World War One, we remember the rowers who lost their lives. Close to 300 oarsman who had competed at Henley or the Boat Race died during the Great War – provincial […]
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GB Rowing Team Runners-Up in Libourne
The GB Rowing Team took second place in the girls’ event and third in the boys’ event to take second overall at this year’s Coupe de la Juenesse in Libourne, France, which took place on Saturday and Sunday. Overall the […]
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Keeping a Good Look Out
Collisions are an issue for all rowers; they have been too frequent and have caused painful injuries. Collisions can be avoided. The first step in Collision Avoidance is to keep a good lookout. This enables you to know where you […]
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Safety and Wild Swimming
More and more people are swimming in open water during the summer months – find out what you club can do to reduce the associated risks at your club… Wild Swimming is simply swimming in open water in both organised […]
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