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Update: Since this preview has been written, Hampton Small Boats Head has been cancelled. After the disappointing cancellation of Fours Head, there are high expectations
With Scullers Head being canceled earlier this season, the 12 crews entered into Hampton Head’s WJ17 singles will be eager to make their first mark
We are truly into the thick of head racing season now, and one of the most eagerly anticipated is rapidly approaching – Hampton Small Boats
The Hampton Small Boats Head this Saturday offers a thrilling 3km stretch of racing along the Thames, challenging crews with its combination of strong currents
This weekend, twenty-one crews will take on the 3000m course from Sunbury Lock to Platt’s Eyot in an effort to restore credit to Hampton Small
With Storm Bert bringing about the cancellation of Fours Head on the Tideway, these 23 scullers will be eager to get racing. They are taking
With cancellations running rampant across the country, we look this weekend towards Hampton School and its home stretch to provide some exciting racing in the
Hampton’s 3000m battle downstream makes for fast and furious racing in the nicest of conditions, but in the wake of Storm Bert, a quicker stream
Running over the 3000-metre stretch of river just downstream of Sunbury Lock in Walton-on-Thames, Hampton Small Boats Head sees crews from around the area battling
In comparison to races on the Tideway, Hampton Small Boats Head is a relatively short head race of only 3km. This stretch of the Thames
Hampton Small Boats Head is a 3000m race downstream on the Molesey stretch. It marks one of the first opportunities of the year for junior
After the recent cancellation of Fours Head, 21 women’s Junior 18 quads turn their heads to the 3000m race of Hampton Head, hoping for a
With Storm Bert cancelling Fours Head, we head one hour west of the tideway to the waters of Hampton School Boat Club this weekend. While
As the Head season begins, clubs and schools gear up to race at the prestigious Fours Head. With twelve crews, it promises to be an
The clocks have gone back, Halloween has passed, but the festive season is not yet upon us. This can only mean one thing: it’s time
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