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The 2024 NSW All Schools Championships saw a new format that attracted record entry numbers, with over 1400 junior athletes contesting the regatta. Whilst it
For Jamie, a full day at the office does not signal the end of the work day. As soon as he steps off the tube,
The oldest major sporting event in the UK, the Boat Race, has recently announced a new long-term partnership with luxury fashion house CHANEL. The Boat
If only the Ancient Greeks could see us now. What began as a competition in honour of Zeus over 2,700 years ago is now the
Women’s Single Scull – Final A A gladiatorial contest for the ages at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium as the Dutch world champion Karolien Florijn and Olympic champion Emma Twigg went
Men’s Pair – Final A Fresh from a semi-final that will have disappointed the European champions, Great Britain learned their lesson to catch the field napping and
Women’s Single Scull – Semifinals A/B Things are heating up in the singles, after heats and quarter-finals led the way earlier in the week. Karolien Florijn –
Men’s Pair – Semifinals A/B Are the Sinkovic brothers back? Their A/B semi-final – which they won – was a good indicator that the great Croatian
Women’s Single Scull – Quarterfinals Tara Rigney of Australia followed up on her heat win with a decisive victory in the opening quarter-final of the
Repechages No huge surprises here; Poland dominated their LW2x heat, China and Switzerland progressed as expected in the W4x and Germany rowed down Switzerland in
Repechage Racing Day Two opened with a suite of repechage racing, featuring crews who have already taken to the water once in this Olympic Games.
Men’s Single On a grey and gloomy day at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium, racing begun with a slate of opening heats in the men’s single.Â
