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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,
Cambridge ran out winners in the 77th Women’s Boat Race after dispatching with a spirited Oxford on the championship course. Cambridge won the toss and
Picture this: You’re sitting at the starting line, heart pounding, adrenaline coursing through the veins, all the while the pressure is mounting. Your life’s training
“I purposely never really talk much about it, only because it’s painful. I don’t mean in the sense of ‘we stormed Normandy and all your
The future of an individual’s rowing career is largely shaped by rowing at university and intercollegiate level. Picking a university, despite its academic purposes, can become solely based on the rowing programme
A coach is often heralded as the 10th member of a rowing crew. Within the rowing community, great coaches are household names; think of Jurgen
The pinnacle of head racing will take place at Dorney Lake on Monday 20th March, with over 70 crews battling it out for one win,
Switching things up this coming Monday, we see a return to Eton Dorney lake, the famed home of the London 2012 Olympics. The aptly named
The Oarsport Junior Sculling Head will once again be raced on the prestigious Olympic Lake at Eton Dorney and will compromise of two 1.8km pieces,
Unique and packed full of racing, the Oarsport Junior Sculling Head is a fantastic way for crews to compare themselves to the top competition and
