The Club's Results

Mich Term 2008

1st men's IV

Cambridge Autumn Head (Senior IV), 1st men's IV take 1

9th of 34 coxed IVs, 6th of 10 colleges
Time: 11:07.3
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Cambridge Autumn Head (Senior IV), 1st men's IV take 2

10th of 34 coxed IVs
Time: 11:10.1
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University IVs (1st division), Heavy IV

Beat Trinity Hall by 16 seconds in the quarter finals and Lost to Caius by 3 seconds in a re-row in the semi finals
Quarter finals
Beat Trinity Hall by 16 seconds
Time: 7:20
Semi finals
Lost to Caius by 3 seconds in a re-row
Time: 1:37
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Head of the River IVs (S2 4+)

201st, 59th of 139 IV+
Time: 21:16
Conditions were good on the first half of the course, then into headwind and lumpy water round Hammersmith. Overall result satisfying although nothing extraordinary. We need to up the pace for the rest of the term if we want to win Fairbairn's, Downing's 1st IV for example beat us by 12s. (Flo)

1. From Hammersmith Bridge
2. The run into the finish

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Fairbairn Cup - IVs (College IVs), Stern IV

1st
Time: 11:11.31
Gutsy row some two hours after the eights race. We had an 'interesting' start with tremendous balance issues, consequently nearly crashing into the Jesus four that was parked outside their boathouse. Managed to get our act together though and put in a very good performance. Especially given we only had one outing in this crew. (Flo)
The pre-race chat was that Peterhouse had four guys pulling sub-18 for 5k. This time last year I could've achieved that with a brisk paddle; now it might be out of reach altogether. Our start was only slightly better than Jesus's, but we almost immediately renovated the rowing to car-crash standard. After a couple of minutes it felt like we'd remembered how to row in a four, and the rest of the race was fairly powerful.

Obviously the result is much too close for comfort, but no-one will remember that. (Tom C)
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