With the increasing number of girls rowing and competing, this year’s School’s Head see’s the first time the top eights event has been split into
1.Westminster School 18:53 2. St. Pauls School 19:04 3. Hampton School 19:12 4. Winchester College 19:14 5. Eton College 19:39 5. Shiplake College 19:39 7.
1. Latymer Upper School 18:37 2.Sir William Borlase Boat Club 18:41 3.Canford School 18:47 4. Pangbourne College 18:49 5. Bedford School 18:57 6. St George’s
1. Westminster- 17:59 2. St Paul’s- 18:01 3. Eton- 18:11 4. Radley- 18:15 5. Shrewsbury- 18:15 6. Hampton School- 18:22 7. St Edward’s School- 18:23
This is the last event I will be previewing, and is the one with the largest number of entries – a grand total of 22
Regarded as one of the flagship events for any major race, junior sculling always throws up excellent contests throughout the category. With holders Westminster opting
This year sees a large entry into the Junior Coxed Fours – 19 boats in total. Previewing an event such as the coxed four at
Watching this season unfold has been immensely interesting for me, and there have certainly been some surprises over the last few months, most notably Westminster’s
It is often the case that the CH8+ schools dominate the 2nd VIII category, due to the incredible strength in depth that they have, which
The pinnacle of the School rowing head season is upon us, when any junior crew looking to make a serious statement about where they stand
This is the big one. The main event of the spring season is upon us, and one school will be crowned king of the head
With a lower saturation of women’s junior eights on the tideway, Schools’ Head is always exciting for these events as it is often the first
