The Club's Results

Lent Term 2024

Winter Head-To-Head
Sat 27th January
2*2000m, out and back
The winter edition of the classic Head-To-Head race. Go from Railway Bridge to the A14, spin, and then come back again. Add your two times together for the final result.

Newnham Short Course
Sat 3rd February
A 2k race from Bridge to Bridge
“The friendliest race on the cam” Formerly Newnham Short Course

Pembroke Regatta
Sat 17th 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.

Winter League, 2nd leg
Sun 18th February
A timed head race on the Cam, primarily for Town crews.
The Winter League is a series of races for town clubs; college crews seldom enter in great numbers.

Lent Bumps
Tue 27th February - Sat 2nd 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 57 men's and 63 women's crews.

1st men's VIII: 10th in division 1
Down 1 - Bumped by Emmanuel

1st women's VIII: 9th in division 1
Stayed level - Bumped Pembroke and Trinity Hall, bumped by Trinity Hall and Clare

2nd men's VIII: 15th in division 2
Stayed level - Bumped Darwin, bumped by Downing II

Winter League, 3rd Leg
Sun 10th March
A timed head race on the Cam, primarily for Town crews.
The Winter League is a series of races for town clubs; college crews seldom enter in great numbers.

Talbott Cup
Tue 12th March
A side-by-side knock out regatta on the reach, over 800m
An event for the lower boats, who haven't generally got on for Lent Bumps

2nd Trinity Challenge Sculls
Tue 12th 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.

Head of the River Race
Sat 23rd 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 1/4 miles, from Mortlake to Putney.