Welcome back to the second installation of Injuries in Masters Rowers, see the previous article here: https://juniorrowingnews.com/injuries-in-masters-rowers-part-1/ Limitations:Â There are two key limitations to this
It would not be unfair to suggest that rowing has an issue with inclusion. This is not to say that there are no efforts to
Quater-Finals Oxford Brookes B v Durham University Durham had taken the early lead coming away from the island and tried their hardest to maintain it
University of Washington v. University of California, Berkeley It was neck and neck as the two crews came away from the island and they continued
So, Henley Royal is back and it’s safe to say it’s bigger than ever. With record entries and a brand new 6 day racing schedule
Aspirational Academic Coxless Fours: Semi Finals: K S R V Njord (NED) vs University of London UL got some stern guidance form the umpires in
Quarter Finals: Shiplake College vs Warrington: Coming off the back of a very successful season last year, and this year, this Shiplake crew was ones
Quarter Finals: Tideway Sculler Sch ‘B’ vs Wycliffe Juniors These two crews were pretty evenly matched and as they came through the island neck and
Quarter finals: Agecroft vs Tideway Scullers Sch Both crews had some steering issues in this race, but it was Agecroft that ended up pushing ahead
Aspirational Academic Eights: Newcastle Uni vs D S R V Laga (NED) The familiar colours of the Newcastle blue star blades came storming past the
Junior 2x: Trentham vs Wycliffe A: The first of the junior doubles to come down the course and they were very evenly matched, Trentham were
Junior 16 4x- Maidenhead vs Henley RC ‘A’: The first race in this category, and the first side by side race of the day and
