JRN are delighted to announce that Briony Wood of Glasgow Academy is our Junior Crew to Watch in 23/24. To be totally honest, Briony was quite unlucky
JRN are delighted to announce that Tideway Scullers School’s Junior Women’s Quad are our Underdog of the Year. Before we acknowledge the extraordinary achievements of
JRN are delighted to announce that the Championship Boys Eights, Semi-Final (2) at the National Schools’ Regatta is our Race of the Year. To see three of
JRN are delighted to announce that Helen Taylor of Molesey Boat Club is our Coach of the Year. Helen’s impact on the Molesey junior squad in the
JRN are delighted to announce that Sophie Wrightson of Headington School is our Cox of the Year. Sophie’s track-record speaks for itself – a former national champion,
JRN are delighted to announce that Thames Rowing Club’s Men’s Eight are our Club Crew of the Year. The Thames Challenge Cup has become something of an
JRN are delighted to announce that Oxford Brookes’ Student Women’s Eight are our Student Crew of the Year. As a whole, Oxford Brookes had a phenomenal season
JRN are delighted to announce that Leander Club’s Junior Men’s Quad are our Junior Crew of the Year. Leander had a sensational year, sweeping up
Eton College, Junior Men’s Eight This might seem like an obvious choice but Eton really do look set to enjoy a fantastic season in 23/24.
Hinksey Sculling School, Junior Men’s Quad Hinksey are the very definition of an underdog. Plucky, tenacious and valiant in their efforts to topple the established
Oxford Brookes vs Leander Club, Ladies Challenge Plate Final, Henley Royal Regatta Backed by a season of narrative and emotion, this race deserves a nomination
Henry Bailhache-Webb, Oxford Brookes University Is Henry now the most revered coach in the country? It’s hard to make a case against him. His transformation
