The Club's Results
Newnham Short Course, Lent Term 2007
3rd men's VIII (Lower VIIIs)
3rd men's VIII | |||
in Richard Church | |||
bow | Stephan Christian Mertes | 2 | Jonathan Blazek |
3 | Igor Ostrowski | 4 | Lucas Krupp |
5 | Neil Copland | 6 | P-J. White |
7 | Dan Jane | str | Brian Richardson |
Coxed by: Jij Chow
20th overall, 12th in division, 4th fastest 3rd VIII
Time: 6:23
Time: 6:23
A terrible result we should be very ashamed of, basically.
Of course, we have plenty of excuses lined up - not least that we were rowing in a bathtub. I'm quite surprised we did this badly. Perhaps it was the poor timing, but there was power being laid down, and sporadic commitment to a reasonable rate.
One thing we can be happy about is the relative success of Jesus III, Homerton and Robinson II (in comparison to Selwyn II who - I hang my head - beat us comfortably).
Actual race was a bit splashy, and highlighted a total lack of fitness. Gorgeous weather though, and the crew banter was excellent. Definitely a recommended family day out.
Of course, we have plenty of excuses lined up - not least that we were rowing in a bathtub. I'm quite surprised we did this badly. Perhaps it was the poor timing, but there was power being laid down, and sporadic commitment to a reasonable rate.
One thing we can be happy about is the relative success of Jesus III, Homerton and Robinson II (in comparison to Selwyn II who - I hang my head - beat us comfortably).
Actual race was a bit splashy, and highlighted a total lack of fitness. Gorgeous weather though, and the crew banter was excellent. Definitely a recommended family day out.
fun at the time, but highlighted a need for more training; well, a lot of this crew were in the same crew (nm1) last term that scored a poor result in the first race of term (winter head) but then went on to win Clare Novices! So same again this term, hopefully?
Links
Full Lent Term 2007 Newnham Short Course results
3rd men's VIII Newnham Short Course results archive
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