By JRN
Rutherford Head of the River will take place this Saturday on a 4500m course that runs from Scotswood to Newburn. The WJ18 Quads category has
With so many head races cancelled to date due to conditions on the Thames, it is good to see that racing can still happen. Some
After a long lull and the cancellation of several big junior head racing events in the Fours Head and Wallingford Head, junior racing is back
Rutherford Head represents one of the final pre-Christmas showdowns for some of the UK’s premier rowing programmes. This competition has witnessed a surge in popularity,
With many top clubs opting to race in the sweep events, the open quads gives us a chance to look at some of the local
With a small selection of crews this year, the entries for the Women’s coxless fours are dominated by highly experienced athletes from high performance university
Rutherford head is a staple event for those competing in the North. A demanding 4.5km course through Newcastle, where the smallest of margins are but
With last year’s winners, Edinburgh University BC, making a return alongside local teams Newcastle University BC and Durham University BC, there’s heaps of strong competition
With such little competition so far this season, we’re looking for any races to show us that there is light at the end of our
A key event for scoping out the depth of a team’s squad, the Band 2 Eights is always an exciting and unpredictable race for these
With little opportunity to race on the water, Rutherford Head has attracted some of the biggest names in rowing. The flagship head race before the
