External Regattas

First boat Wolfson’s top boat had a pretty boring, solid row- which is about all you could ask for in a Tideway Head. After a relatively uneventful marshalling, Wolfson set off in rather difficult conditions at a solid race pace,…

Women’s Eights Head of the River Race (WEHoRR) is one of the largest female-only rowing events in the World; with 2,500 female rowers competing in 320 boats in a time trial race over the 6.8 km Championship Course from Mortlake…

First boat On really rather pleasant day, Wolfson W1 had a pleasant row to the marshalling area, a lively marshalling with inspirational recitations from ‘The Boys in the Boat’ and other less inspirational works and jelly babies. Our marshalling entertainment…

Building on from a successful Eights campaign, Wolfson entered a crew into the Prince Albert Challenge Cup, the event for academic coxed fours. Originally intended to run as a 16 boat-bracket, a field of 50 competitors, including crews from Goldie…

On Saturday, 18th June, a IV+ consisting of Lucian Purvis (str), Thomas Aarholt, Jasper Barth, Neil Dhir (bow) and Stefany Wragg (cox) joined a large field of competitors with designs on qualifying for Henley Royal Regatta at the Marlow Regatta,…

A gloriously sunny Saturday afternoon in mid-July saw the Wolfson women travelling down for a day trip to Molesey Regatta. Molesey Regatta is a traditional regatta held since 1873 over an 800m course on the River Thames just upstream of…

This March, Wolfson sent a fine 8+ to London to compete in the Head of the River Race on the Championship Course. The men battled wind and waves to finish in 20:02.

Fresh off their victories at Torpids, the Wolfson women attacked the London Tideway at WeHORR!

The Wolfson women finished off January with a battle on the Tideway at Quintin Head. In this preparatory race for WeHORR, the women passed two other crews and finished in a respectable 15:02.