Six Golds, One Silver and One Bronze! Over the bank holiday weekend, Queen’s Rowing were doing anything but resting, as they competed in the British University Rowing Championships in Nottingham. On Saturday it was the turn of the big boats and Queen’s men were truly dominant. Two Queen’s crews competed in Championship and Intermediate eights. …
Another Gold medal for Queen’s at BUCS
The Queen’s came first in the Men’s championship 4x Queen’s ladies also picked up a bronze in the Women’s Inter 4+ For a full list of results check out http://www.bucs.org.uk/page.asp?section=15552§ionTitle=Results+2010+%2D+day+three A full report of all the weekends racing and successes has now been posted by John Wilson on http://www.queensrowing.com Posted by David Russell
Queen’s Ladies win at BUCS
Another great win for Queen’s Rowing. Queen’s Ladies have won the Women Beginner 8’s with a time of 7:27:66! Congratulations to all this weekend. Posted by David Russell
Queen’s do it again at BUCS!!!!!
Queen’s Rowing has had another fantastic day in Nottingham. The Inter 4+ and Women’s Novice 4 have won gold!! The novice won by a reported 10 seconds plus. The men’s lightweight pair put in a phenomenal performance to win silver against the Imperial pair (otherwise known as the senior GB 2-). Congratulations to all Queen’s …
Wins for Queen’s Rowing at British Universities and College Sport Rowing!!!
Queen’s have won both the Intermediate 8 and Championship 8s by one length beating Oxford Brookes in both races. Queen’s recorded a time of 5.58.22 in the intermediate 8s and 5.44.52 in the Championship 8’s. More racing and results tomorrow! Posted by David Russell
Some shots from the Irish University Championships 2010
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The Irish University Championships
Queen’s men won Senior 8 and Senior Queen’s ladies took home wins in Novice 8 and Inter 4 Look out for a more detailed report on http://www.queensrowing.com Kind RegardsDavid Russell
Irish University Championships 2010
Queen's intermediate 2x arriving to the slip. Novice ladies and senior men continue good form! On Saturday 10th April, Queen’s journeyed south to compete in the university championships regatta in Inniscarra. Queen’s entered with hopes of retaining the Wylie cup and battling for the overall championship.The days racing got off to a good start for …
Forthcoming University Championship Regatta 2010
Queen's Rowing is due to compete in Saturday's University Championships of Ireland and School's Regatta. The squad made the trip to Cork today in preparation for Saturday's racing. The men are to field 18 crews across 9 boat classes (I1x, S1x, I2x, N4+, I4+, S4-, N8+, I8+ and S8+), and the women 8 crews across …
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The Results are in- Queen’s 9th and 30th in London Head of the River
Queen’s crew today put in an incredible performance resulting in a 9th and 32nd placing respectively out of 388 crews. A more detailed report will following in the coming days. Keep checking http://www.queensrwing.com for John Wilson’s detailed report. Congratulations to all Queen’s men and coaches!!!
HORR 2010
Queen's I push off Hammersmith Bridge (Photograph courtesy of Nigel Coburn) Saturday saw crowds gather, crews take to the water and supporters cheer for the Head of the River Race 2010. 388 crews in all participated in the punishing 6.8km stretch from Mortlake to Putney, on the river Thames. Queen's men entered with high expectations …
QUBBC v Goldie: “Tussle on the Thames” by Keith Wilson
QUBBC v Goldie: "Tussle on the Thames" Rowing report by Keith WilsonManaged to get myself in a launch to watch the Tussle on the Thames this afternoon.Sir Matt Pinsent was the umpire. I should begin by painting a little picture that made me smile at the end of the day. Mark F-H (who used to row with …
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