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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.
“This is the end, hold your breath and count to ten”; Adele’s lyrics to Skyfall might not be the most sound advice, but it does
Only joining the Schools’ Head of the River in 2023, the mixed eights appeal to smaller schools and clubs who perhaps cannot field full male
The Schools’ Head of the River is the culmination of an entire winter’s hard work – the pinnacle of junior head racing is now only
With Schools’ Head of the River (SHORR) rounding off this year’s severely interrupted head season, crews will be looking to show off their skill and
Here we go. The last major head race of the season but the first official title of the junior second eight’s season descends on the
With the Schools’ Head of the River being the biggest head race on the calendar for Junior crews, the Women’s First Eights have 13 entries.
As the junior boys’ head racing season reaches its climax, the stage is set for an intense and fiercely contested race. With crews looking to
The Schools’ Head of the River is the final chance for the cream of the junior crop to showcase their springtime speed as the head
It’s finally here – the Schools’ Head of the River 2025: the climax of the head racing season, a gruelling 4.2 miles in stormy Tideway
With the Schools’ Head of the River Race (SHORR) just around the corner, many junior crews are taking the chance to race the Championship course
This weekend, we cast our eyes over to the non-tidal Thames with ten entries in the Junior Women’s Eights category. This 5,200m stretch will be
Kingston Head marks the final big race before the School’s Head of the River Race for these talented junior crews. With 14 crews entered into
As one of the most anticipated events in the women’s racing calendar, Women’s Eights Head of the River truly attracts the masses. It was no
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