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As the weather draws colder with the dreaded start of winter training, the crews are hitting their stride as Heads season is in full swing.
In the midst of the many events for larger boats at this point in the season, such as Fours Head and Wallingford Regatta, events for
Wycliffe Small Boats Head marks one of the last opportunities for clubs to race in 2021. After little disruption so far this season, it will
Wycliffe Small Boats Head, one of the lesser-known head races situated on the Gloucester Sharpness Canal. A relatively small field of just 9, J18 singles
There are only four sculls entered in both the J18 and J17 girls single this weekend, making it a slightly less competitive event than others.
Relatively short for a heads’ race, the 2500m course in Wycliffe provides a simple enough, straight-line course for these coxless quads to navigate. Henley Rowing
This year’s Wycliffe J16 coxless quad event features five crews from four great clubs, racing along the beautiful two-and-a-half kilometres of the Saul Canal. Wallingford
Wycliffe head is another one of those lesser know regional races on the calendar that still attracts a large number crews from all around the
Henley Rowing Club Henley entered 4 different crews this year, ranked A to D. There are strong performers across this range of crews, recognisable from
As we approach the end of the fall rowing season, Wycliffe Rowing Club will be hosting a small boats head on December 4th. As the
With no international events for GB juniors in 2020 or 2021, for many scullers, this season is their first and last opportunity to earn a
Here we have it, the long awaited EID trials for many juniors around the country, desperate to perform out in Boston. On the 20th November,
Held along the Tideway between Chiswick Bridge and Putney Bridge, Fours Head is the feature head race for quads, coxed fours and coxless fours of
The new racing season is now well and truly underway and Fours Head is one of the most vital races in the head race calendar.
Four’s head is one of the most famous head races in the world with an elite level of competition. This year there have been an
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