Friday 23rd May Wednesday 4th June at 19:15 sees the third staging of the annual rowing Varsity match between Exeter City Rowing Club and Exeter University Boat Club. All the action happens on
Ten Club juniors represented the Western Region (one of twelve in England and Wales) in the Junior Inter Regional Regatta held at Nottingham on Saturday 26.04.14. Poppy Bowyer had an early start and sculled well going on later to win the
The head of the Dart is a gruelling 15km race that winds its way along the river Dart between the rolling hills of South Devon. One year the start is in Dartmouth and finish in Totnes; the following year the course is the other way round. On Saturday 12th April 2014 two Exeter women’s
Congratulations to our newly qualified Rowing Leaders. Some of our junior girls completed their “Junior Rowing Leaders Award” course with Sallie Malt on Sunday. Well done to,
Anna Newton who has been rowing only a short while did incredibly well last week at GB juniors spring Assessment. The top twenty junior girls across the country were invited and
On Saturday 15th March, Exeter Rowing Clubs Women’s squad competed in the most important Head Race of the season, the Women’s Eights Head of the River Race (WHORR) in London. The 6.8 km course runs from
Sunday 2nd March saw the launch of a commemorative book, “Still Afloat” by Alan Peacock, full of photos and stories that recount the Clubs rich history. The launch was held at Exeter’s Historic Guildhall with the Right Worshipful
On March 1st the Exeter Ship canal saw a burst activity, when hundreds of rowers took part in the Exeter Rowing Club winter Head Race. The competitors represented 11 regional clubs, with
Anna Newton, who has just reached her 1 year anniversary since first stepping into a single scull was delighted to attend the GB National trials in Boston on 22nd February. Anna previously attended trials in November and
This last weekend marked the trials for the Junior Inter Regional Regatta (JIRR) held in Nottingham. Competitors race over a 1400m course at Totnes. All twelve British Rowing regions send a team of J14, J15 and J16s to compete against each other.