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JRN, AllMarkOne, and Aaron Sims are delighted to confirm the winners of the 2024 Rowing Photography Awards. After receiving a large number of excellent submissions from across the rowing
It’s Sunday afternoon, 6th July. It’s sunny and warm; cheers are erupting from the enclosure. Two women’s eights barrel over the finish line, with one
JRN are delighted to announce that The End of the Island – our flagship podcast – has been nominated for ‘Best Olympics and Paralympics Podcast’
Image Credit: World Rowing How do you define greatness? A mind-bending feat that surpasses expectation and rationality? A moment of authentic surprise that inverts the
Rowing is a sport with a decidedly clear status quo. Private schools. Upper classes. Expensive equipment and equally overpriced blazers, ridiculous to anyone but us.
Image Credit: World Rowing Most sports are defined by the achievements of their biggest stars, including rowing. Whether for their own sporting prowess – as
Image credit: World Rowing Just like that, the Games are here. This has been a lifetime of preparation. After all the months and years, the
Image Credit: AllMarkOne Like every year, the WJ18 singles event has exploded in number compared to National Schools’ and Junior Sculling Regatta, with a huge
The toughest, but most reliable test of sculling ability, winning in the single scull requires a stoic and relentless approach to competition, with nothing short
The British Championships are including a limited number of lightweight events this year, with championship lightweight singles and coxless fours being offered as both open
Image credit: AllMarkOne Lightweight sculling is unfortunately an art form that thanks to organisational change is slowly being phased out. It is, however, fantastic to
With the blue and white striped tents put away for another year, the last big calendar event of the season is now upon us. The
