By JRN
As yellow-flag conditions stopped the full record-breaking field from being able to race the course, 161 crews were able to race down the Championship course
Women’s Head of the River is finally here yet it seems almost comical that we are coming to what normally would be the culmination of
Whilst the yellow flag looms over the waters of the Thames, over 300 crews are preparing for one of the most highly anticipated events in
The challenge pennant is contested by crews with more than two years of experience, however, have not yet reached the late stages of significant national
With the summer evenings drawing in and the end of the head season on the horizon, it’s time to set our sights on the biggest
After an arduous winter training period, crews across the country will be preparing to don their club colours and head to the Tideway for the
The end of head season is upon us! Love it or hate it, everyone will be descending on the Tideway this weekend for one last
Keeping our fingers crossed and praying to the weather gods, WEHORR should take place this Saturday. The biggest women’s rowing event of the year: crews
Now in the full throws of head season, for many of the univeristy clubs this will be the opportunity that they’ve been waiting for to
WeHORR is the largest and most iconic women’s distance rowing race in the world, and the ‘open’ category, formerly known as the ‘elite’ category, is
For this year’s women’s head of the river race, we see a total of four crews entered into the “open” category. This category is for
