The Club's Results

Lent Term 2012

Cambridge Head-2-Head
Sat 21st January
A timed headrace in two parts, length 2x2000m
Early Lent term race practice for many college crews.

Robinson Head
Fri 10th February
A timed head race over 2200m - from Little Bridge to Peter's Posts
The last timed head race on the Cam before Lents - and a useful form guide with many college boats competing.

Pembroke Regatta
Sat 18th February
A side-by-side knock out regatta on the reach, over 1100m
An event for college crews run in 3 divisions. For many crews, the last race practice before the bumps, and a popular event.

Lent Bumps Getting-on Race
Fri 24th February
The 2000m qualifying race for the Lent Bumps
The Lent Bumps are the focus of the term for college rowing, but only those boats finishing higher than 18th from the bottom of last year's races are automatically entered. All other crews must compete for the 18 places available.

Lent Bumps
Tue 28th February - Sat 3rd March
The famous Cambridge University Bumps on the River Cam
The focus of the year so far. The Lent Bumps are smaller and less prestigious than the May Bumps, but nevertheless involve 69 men's and 52 women's crews.

1st men's VIII: 5th in division 1
Down 2 - Bumped by LMBC and Queens'

1st women's VIII: 3rd in division 1
Up 1 - Bumped Pembroke

2nd men's VIII: 7th in division 2
Down 2 - Bumped by Downing II and LMBC II

2nd women's VIII: 12th in division 2
Up 2 - Bumped Pembroke II and Jesus II

3rd men's VIII: 11th in division 3
Down 4 - Bumped by Trinity Hall II, Clare II, Hughes Hall and St. Catharine's II

3rd women's VIII: 16th in division 3
Down 3 - Bumped by Anglia Ruskin II, St. Catharine's II and Christ's III

Cardinal's Regatta
Thu 15th March
"a regatta unlike any other..."
A fun post bumps regatta for mixed crews, with head starts for crews in fancy dress and widescale bribery of marshalls and race officials...!

Head of the River Race
Sat 17th March
A huge head race on the Tideway (tidal river Thames) over the University Boat Race course
The largest annual VIIIs head race in the country, attracting most rowing clubs and many University and College crews. The course is 4 1/2 miles, from Mortlake to Putney.