Ahoy readers! Wolfson College Boat Club had a strong start to the year. In 2019, we celebrated two major achievements: our 50th anniversary milestone as a club and the success of years of steely determination and hard work from our…
In the summer of 2014, Douglas Johnson, one of Wolfson’s first coxes, visited the Isis for the first time since 1971. In the intervening time, Wolfson had moved from the bottom division of the bumps charts to contesting strongly in…
The Boat Club has had another very successful year, which began with fantastic novice recruitment and ended with two crews solidly in Division I of Summer Eights, while M3 earned Blades! We’ve also secured sponsorship and expanded the fleet!
Welcome to Wolfson College Boat Club! WCBC, now more commonly known as the Wolfpack, is made up of students from both Wolfson and St. Cross colleges. In recent years we have gone from strength to strength. In Summer Eights 2012,…
Following a fantastic 2009-10 season, both the men and women wasted no time in beginning their summer regatta campaign. Three boats were entered into Oriel Regatta shortly after Summer Eights, and both the women’s VIII and the mixed IV won…
In 07-08, Women’s Captain Katja developed a long-term dream for the Wolfson women. With the (always) invaluable support of Steph, the only remaining senior rower at the time, she began to build a foundation of strong, committed rowers. And so…
6am, alarm, sleep, no, yes, out of bed, kit, drizzle, bicycle, gloom on the river, morose crew, balance terrible, freezing hands … That is what coxing is like at its worst. But roll forward, maybe only half an hour ……
2007-2008 has been another triumphant year for the boat club with our crews setting new records and the club also seeing some significant changes that have laid a foundation for more great years to come. Our year began with the…
The Wolfson Novice ‘A’ crew won Christ Church Regatta 1995 in glorious fashion. Richard Holland has written up his memories of the epic novice campaign, still legendary at Wolfson.