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Commencing the rowing season for many, Chester Long Distance Sculls is hosted by Chester Rowing Club on the River Dee. The crews will race across
This year’s draw for the J16 quads features only two schools, Queen’s Park High School and King’s School Chester. Both very strong northern rowing schools
The coxeless quad leaves no room for error, especially on the 5km course along the River Dee where 5 crews will be battling out for
Chester Long Distance Sculls, one of the first races of the year where eager scullers will be enduring a tough 5000m which will hopefully set
For many Chester LDS will be the first race back for the 2021/22 season, and for these wj15 crews- very likely to be their first
With racing season upon us, the Chester Long Distance Sculling Regatta kicks off this Sunday, September 26th, as one of the earlier races. This race
This year 8 boats have been entered into the junior womans’ coxless quads at Wallingford LDS, with Headington, LEH, and Stratford-upon-Avon all entering 2 boats
The first Head race of the season to feature crew boats,Wallingford LDS is the first of two events to run the 4250m Wallingford course from
4250m of winding river will greet this batch of J18 scullers as they take on Wallingford LDS. With 10 crews racing in this event this
Wallingford Long Distance Sculls marks the first crew boat event of the year, making it a perfect opportunity for schools and clubs to see how
Wallingford Long Distance Sculls 2021, a 4250m race on arguably the best stretch of water in the country. Over 40 scullers will be face off
Wallingford Long Distance sculls is one of the inaugural events of the rowing season for many and should hopefully demonstrate the exciting level of racing
It’s another small group of clubs this weekend in an admittedly niche category of the Wallingford LDS. The benefit of this specific age category is
The single sculls race at Wallingford LDS is a fairly open race, especially in the J17 event. Not one, not two, but over twenty crews
Amongst the nine crews competing in the WJ16 4x, a wide range of clubs and crews are to be recognised as familiar names to us
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