The women went to Henley on the 17th of June for the qualifiers of Henley Women Regatta. They were competing against 21 academic crews. They rowed a clean race but sadly didn’t qualify, with the fastest non qualifying time just…
On the 2nd of April it was the men’s turn to race on the tideway in London for the Head of the River Race. The crew came off the water describing it as a rough race with lots of wind…
Wolfson’s W1 went to London last Saturday to race in the “largest women’s rowing race in the world”: a head race on the tideway between Mortlake and Putney over 6.9km. Under a beautiful sunshine they rowed a good race and…
On the 14th of November two Wolfson crews boated on the tideway early in the morning. After a couple of hours spent warming up and watching elite crews row by in the thankfully (almost) dry and not too cold weather…
Wolfson entered a men’s crew for the Fullers Fours Head, 8th November 1997. This year, 550 crews covered the Mortlake to Putney championship course, making this the largest number of crews in a single, one-start race in the world. The…
Wolfson entered a novice men’s IV in Cambridge Autumn regatta this year. The crew was Rich Holland, Nils Pedersen, Matt Roberts, and Malcolm Finn. They made it to the semi-finals before being knocked out by Norwich Union.
There we seven entries in WS3 VIII’s, and Wolfson won their first round heat against Northwich in a very close race. In the quarter finals we were beaten by a very fast Manchester University crew which eventually went on to…
800m upstream. Lost to Staines and Reading in a straight WS3 final. Nevermind. Crew: Debbie Cooke, Renee Menezes, Emma Jaikaran, Theresa Salter, Catherine Hawkins, Sabine Heinz, Lori Steel and Andrea Ambrovicsova. Coxed by John Pinotde Moira and coached by Doug…
Held at Coate Water Park near Reading, this was an extremely successful — if wet — regatta for Wolfson women. Racing over a very short course, the crew comprised the Summer VIII’s W1 crew which won the WS2 final by…
Wolfson made plans to do the Henley Head en masse on the 15th of February, entering all four Torpids eights plus the novice four which had missed out on Torpids. However, with a week to go the Wolfson captain could…