If you mentioned rowing to a non-rower, they would probably remember using a rowing machine at their local gym once. This anecdote shows how indoor
If you mentioned rowing to a non-rower, they would probably remember using a rowing machine at their local gym once. This anecdote shows how indoor
Unlike last year, when continuous heavy rain meant the list of cancelled races quickly built up, the weather this year has been more lenient. This
After the showpiece national event that is National Schools’ Regatta, it is often easy to forget that we have national racing that takes place before
National School’s is for many single scullers, the biggest and most prestigious race of the season. Gliding down a 2000m course, inevitably under the searing
The Junior Sculling Regatta takes place, as it always does, at Eton Dorney, which has become a mainstay in junior regattas. It is good to
The Junior Sculling Head at Dorney marks the end of this somewhat unremarkable head-racing season in the junior sculling circuit, closely followed by The Head
After many months of rain, flooding, and cancelled head races, sculling is back on the River Thames. The lack of on-the-water practice will make the
At long last, the weather gods have relented, and we have sculling back on the River Thames! With the consistently heavy rainfall, there hasn’t been
With so many head races cancelled to date due to conditions on the Thames, it is good to see that racing can still happen. Some
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
After the Vesta Scullers’ Head opened the head season last weekend, our next race takes place further upstream on the Thames, in Wallingford. Competitors will
