The Met was always going to be a step up from Wallingford in terms of competition with the universities present and this was indeed the case.
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The Master’s National Championships were held on the hottest day of the year so far in a radical departure from the normal rainswept conditions.
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Eight men, a cox and a coach travelled to a cold, wet and windy Ghent.
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Thames Rowing Club departed at ‘stupid-o’clock’ on Sunday morning for Wallingford Regatta.
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We spent the week training on the Ghent lake in brilliant weather, finishing the week off with two days of racing at the Ghent Spring Regatta.
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As the Men’s crews were assembling in the main hall for their pre-race briefing, the river was still rising over the road and the wind increasing from the East.
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Saturday 15 March saw six Thames crews and two composites featuring Thames members race in the 74th Women’s Eights Head of the River.
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The 2014 Women’s Eights Head of the River Race marks the 60th anniversary of Pauline Rayner’s first appearance at WEHORR.
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On what was, for once, a fine sunny day, Thames Rowing Club took to the waters en masse again for Hammersmith Head.
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Quintin Head was a great chance to test ourselves after the Christmas break and blow the cobwebs and mince pies away.
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After at least two outings, something that can be almost construed as cheating in club rowing, a men’s 8 made up of 8 of the Senior Squad captured the title at the Remenham Head for the first time in a decade.
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Twelve athletes and one cox ventured to a wind-swept Nottingham for the newly established British Senior Rowing Championships.
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