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Growing up, I was fascinated by the idea of England football players propping up the weight of a nation’s hope. People have loved football forever
March is Women’s History Month – a month dedicated to recognising and celebrating all women, but especially the trailblazers. I’d like to think too that
When the organising committee for the 2024 edition of the Schools’ Head of the River selected Wednesday 20th March as the date for the race,
With Fours Head last weekend being cancelled due to unsafe river conditions, the Henley Sculls, held this Saturday 11th November, will be all the more
Weather permitting, 12 J18 women’s quads will take to the water this weekend to race the three kilometre Henley LDS course, along the prestigious Henley
With Fours Head unfortunately cancelled, our attention turns away from the Tideway, and to the famous Henley stretch of the Thames. While later in the
The afternoon, featuring sweep boats, is our first chance to see how the college crews of Durham University stack up early in the season. Both
After flooding caused a postponement of the final event of the Northern LDS series last weekend, credit to the organisers for enabling the race to
Rowing is changing – and fast. For the first time in history, The International Olympic Committee announced in mid October that Beach Sprint Rowing will
I’ve spoken to many in the rowing community – from Olympic legends and Henley Stewards, through to juniors who were competing for the first time.
Rounding off the Fall season for several crews this Sunday, is the invitational Princeton Chase. Held on Princeton’s very own three-mile stretch of water at
The Fours Head course is a long journey from Mortlake to Putney: it is an even longer journey in the coxed four. Although these competitors
