With conference championships underway, the anticipation to gain an automatic qualification to the NCAA championships looms large for all these athletes. However, from the spectator’s standpoint,
Another good week of collegiate racing as duel season begins to wind down in anticipation of sprints in the east and conference championships in the
With Eastern Sprints less than two weeks away, this weekend marked the end of the Duel season for many collegiate teams. Whilst rankings were seemingly solidified in
The US collegiate women’s rowing is currently amid an electrifying racing season as programs get ready for the most important race of the year coming
Reviews Oxford Brookes University ‘A’ v Texas University, USA The press box were expecting a far closer contest between these two crews as top boats
Thursday’s racing sees the second round of the Island Challenge Trophy, with 16 crews racing across the day, the seeded boats will now have a
With qualifiers just around the corner, Friday’s racing represents the most important time-trial many of these crews will ever do. A Hail Mary to gain
With a field of only eight crews from six top universities, the Women’s Championship Pair category at this year’s BUCS Regatta will foster some intense
The dawn of the regatta season can only be sworn in by one event: the pinnacle of student rowing that is BUCS regatta. Fresh from
Perhaps naively, it was not until my tenth year in the rowing world when I discovered that Henley Royal is far more than just a
As we reach the middle of the summer season, perhaps the most important junior rowing regatta of the year kicks off: the British Junior Rowing
Review Race 48 York City v Claires Court Thunder and lightning greeted the commencement of the York-Claires Court clash. The former crew were dominant from
