Category: The Catch

First introduced into the World Championships in 1974 for male athletes and 1985 for female athletes, lightweight rowing did not enter the Olympics until 1996.

In light of International Women’s Day, I wanted to reflect on some of the most historically significant events in women’s rowing history. GB now boasts

Born and bred in Newzealand, Emma Twigg began rowing as a junior, where she started her journey to become a World Champion in the single

If you’re after a well-deserved break from studying and a fun year of rowing and travelling, I would highly recommend considering a gap year. Gap

Rowing has existed ever since humans first started using boats as a means of transporting themselves and their goods. The sport that we recognise and