The Club's Results

Lent Term 2017

Cambridge Head-2-Head
Sat 28th January
A timed headrace in two parts, length 2x2000m.
Early Lent term race practice for many college crews.

Head of the Nene
Sat 4th February
An important regional 2500m/5000m timed head race
Several of the top college crews travel to race at Peterborough, for this invariably unpleasant but key race in preparation for the bumps.

1st men's VIII (IM3 VIIIs): 3rd in category, 11th overall
2nd men's VIII (Novice VIIIs): 2nd in category, 6th overall

Newnham Short Course
Sat 4th February
A timed head race from the Motorway Bridge to the Railway Bridge (approx 2k)
Now changed to a 2k race.

Robinson Head
Fri 10th February
A timed head race from Head station to Peter's Post.
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.

1st men's VIII (1st division): Lost to Downing by 1 length in the 2nd round
1st women's VIII (1st division): Lost to Girton by 1/4 length in the 1st round
2nd men's VIII (2nd division): Lost to Caius M2 by 1 length in the 1st round
2nd women's VIII (1st division): Beat Pembroke Alums by 1/2 length in the 2nd round and Lost to Newnham W2 easily in the quarter finals
3rd men's VIII (3rd division): Raced 4 rounds: Lost to Clare M3 by 1 length in the final
4th men's VIII (3rd division): Lost to Jesus M4 by 2 lengths in the 1st round

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 sufficiently high in last year's races are automatically entered. All other crews must compete for the remaining places available.

3rd women's VIII: Did not get on
4th men's VIII: Did not get on

Lent Bumps
Tue 28th February - Sat 4th 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: 8th in division 1
Down 2 - Bumped by Peterhouse and Christ's
1st women's VIII: 5th in division 1
Up 3 - Bumped Pembroke, Emmanuel and Christ's
2nd men's VIII: 9th in division 2
Up 2 - Bumped Darwin and Selwyn
2nd women's VIII: 5th in division 3
Up 2 - Bumped Darwin II and Murray Edwards II
3rd men's VIII: 6th in division 3
Up 2 - Bumped Clare Hall and LMBC III

Women's Head of the River Race
Sat 11th March
The Women's Eights Head, on the Tideway in London.
The largest women's only race in the country, raced in early March over the Championship course on the Tideway in London

2nd Trinity Challenge Sculls
Tue 14th March
A timed sculling race for singles, doubles and pairs over a course from Little Bridge to Peter's Posts, run by First and Third.
This is an historic event, but recently has been run continuously since only 1999. The event is for single sculls, both shell and clinker, as well as double sculls. In 2010 pairs were invited to enter for the first time.

Drumps
Wed 15th March
Like bumps but illegal and with alcohol.
Drumps involves a course of approximately 8 stations (with marshals, usually unbribable) at which members of a racing crew must each drink a particular alcoholic beverage in the shortest possible time, before moving onto the next station and a different drink. The aim is to both 'drump' crews ahead and ultimately to finish Head of the Drumps. Club formal hall generally completes the evening.

Bev Squad: Head of the River
Rowed Over
Name: 2nd in division 1
Rowed Over
Fire Fire Squirt Squirt: 3rd in division 1
Rowed Over
CUL: 4th in division 1
Rowed Over
Downing BC: Foot of the River
Rowed Over