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The Oarsport Junior Sculling Head is one of the most highly anticipated events in the rowing calendar, where 63 WJ15 quads will race twice down
73 entries, 48 different clubs. As the most entered event for Wednesday’s racing, J15 quads never fail to produce incredibly close racing and top class
A peculiar race that involves a turn after the first 1800m is attracting many crews from across the country – likely due to them already
Marking a welcome change for many, this prestigious sculling event amidst a winter of sweep offers the change for rowers to clutch two handles once
These crews will be battling it out, fresh off the rivalries formed by the Schools’ Head of the River the day before. This marks the
As the one head race we can guarantee will not be affected by the seasonal British flooding, this Wednesday we take to the Olympic course
As days get longer, rivers get slower, and winter season draws to a close, Oarsport’s Junior Sculling Head marks the last time many clubs will
18 years’ worth of talent have produced blisteringly fast times at the Oarsport Junior Sculling Head, with this year being no exception to the talent
As the days grow longer and the sun begins to shine, the winter head season comes to an end with the prestigious Schools’ Head of
Perhaps I don’t speak for every rower in the UK, but for me, the Schools’ Head of the River is one of the season’s best
After a turbulent head season plagued by cancellations, the Girl’s Junior 15 Championship Eights category at the Schools’ Head of the River Race promises an
After the disappointing cancellation of Junior 15 events at Hammersmith Head, Schools’ Head of The River will be the first time in the season that
The official start to 2025 domestic junior racing is here, kicking off the campaigns for many crews leading into Henley Royal Regatta and the National
It wouldn’t be right to send off head racing season and welcome in warmer weather without addressing the elephant in the room – keenly watched
On the 25th of March seven Junior 16 girl’s championship eights will take to the Tideway to race an impressive 6.8km over the historic course.
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