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Brian Smyth – Obituary
It is with great sadness that we report that Brian Smyth, our Coaching Secretary, passed away on Saturday, 20 February.
Rosemary Napp, former Development Director, remembers Brian who dedicated over 25 years of loyal service to British Rowing.
Read MoreDrama at Women’s University Trial Eights
Exhausted they may have been, relieved too but the excitement in both Presidents’ voices was unmistakable.
Read MoreThrills and Spills for the Boat Race Trial Eights
Oxford provided the thrills and Cambridge the spills on the Tideway as the men’s crews took part in their annual Trial Eights fixtures on 13th December. The overriding impression afterwards was that the BNY Mellon Boat Race on 27 March will be a more closely matched contest than it has been for a while.
Read MoreCatch up with UIRS 2015
The sixth year of the University Indoor Rowing Series (UIRS) drew to an end over the weekend at the Welsh Indoor Rowing Champs.
Read MoreGreg Gregory-Jones wins prestigious award
Greg Gregory-Jones was awarded the British Rowing Medal of Honour for outstanding services to the sport of rowing at Weybridge Rowing Club on Sunday 15th November.
Read MoreWingfield stars
Tim Richards successfully defended his Wingfield Sculls title on Thursday in the 175th running of the men’s race for the Championship of the Thames, while a new star was confirmed as 21-year-old Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne won a thrilling women’s event in torrid Tideway conditions.
Read MoreHazard spotting quiz
Staying safe all is about taking care to avoid accidents. We should all take care of our own, and others’, safety. There are hazards to avoid and we must be prepared to cope if something happens.
Read MoreLeander lightweights rule Fours Head waves
On most days, a good heavyweight will beat a good lightweight but that maxim was overturned on the Tideway on Saturday when Leander Club’s lightweight quad won the overall title at the Fuller’s Head of the River Fours.
Read MoreCrews tested in Pairs Head
The 2015–16 Tideway heads season kicked off on an overcast October afternoon with the Pairs Head. The race offered a good early-season test of Tideway conditions, with a stiff headwind whipping up some rough water along the 4.5-kilometre course from […]
Read MoreBlind rowers and radios at WRC
A group of blind scullers, coaches and helpers gathered at Worcester Rowing Club’s Autumn Regatta to race in double and single sculls
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