Cars drove the winding road for the final day of racing here at Lake Barrington this morning, a thick fog covered the course and added a touch of drama, with […]
Is it because of stiffer or lighter boats and oars? Different training? Changed strategy? All of the above?
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It’s been more than a year since the King’s and Queen’s Cups Interstate Regatta. The last time our State crews raced together was of course in 2019, when we celebrated […]
Storms raged overnight in the north of Tasmania, with over 15 millimetres of rainfall dropping over the region overnight, and leaving racing postponed by 30 minutes this morning at the […]
By Tom Ransley, Deputy Editor, Row360 The official Blue Boat announcement for the 166th men’s race and the 75th women’s race was hosted by Robert ...
It was still and clear as the sun rose this morning on picturesque Lake Barrington – a photographer’s dream as rowers arrived at the course rugged up for the fifth […]
For those lucky enough to have rowed in this quirky and colorful international regatta in Egypt, it was an experience they never forgot.
The Gemini Boat Race Blue Boat Crew Announcement 25 March 2021 Today we announced the official Oxford and Cambridge Blue Boat crews for The Gemini Boat ...
The ground was wet, but the sky was dry as the sun rose on day four of the Aon 2021 Australian Rowing Championships. Thursday was all about small boat finals, […]
For every 2000m race run here at Lake Barrington, at the 2021 Aon Australian Rowing Championships, each boat needs a holder to ensure that the boats line up straight in […]
The 2021 Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championship is a go.
The University of Washington remains in the number one spot on the Women’s Division I Pocock CRCA Poll presented by USRowing.
The first headwind and a constant drizzle over Lake Barrington this morning made for tough racing for the young scullers bidding to make it into the semi-finals at the 2021 […]
