Christchurch Juniors Take Victor Ludorum Prize at Egham Regatta – 30th June 2019 Christchurch Rowing Club’s junior squad made its mark at Egham Regatta on the last Sunday in June by winning the Victor Ludorum Trophy for the regatta’s most successful club. Five wins and three runners-up finishes made sure of the ‘top of the table’ spot at one of the busiest junior regattas on the British Rowing calendar. A highly creditable team performance from this committed squad. Thankfull

It was a small but perfectly formed gathering for CRC crews at Southsea this year with 6 of our ladies and 4 of our men representing the club. Positioned amongst a long line of south coast crews with boats of all shapes and sizes from clubs like Deal, Herne Bay, Shoreham, Worthing and Bexhill as well as our own regatta clubs, it was certainly a big affair. Southsea gave us glorious sunshine all day with wild water conditions testing us all and even seeing Itchen Novice 4 cap

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Newport Regatta Christchurch took a fleet of crews across the Solent to Newport on Saturday, set in the picturesque location on the river Medina, the conditions were perfect for a packed day of racing. The Men’s Junior 4 were the first of the Christchurch finalists, in one of the closest finals of the day they were nudged into a credible 3rd place. The women’s Junior 4 of Fleur Howcroft, Julia Fabrizi, Anna Long, Millie Campbell coxed by Katya Cherskova made it through to t

Reading Regatta With the British Rowing masters being held at Strathclyde this year Christchurch masters decided to stay closer to home and attend the well-run Reading Regatta. For the men’s squad this turned out to be a good choice. Their first race of the day was the men’s coxless four of Andy Galloway, James Renoylds, Robert Standley and Andy Holloway, a close run race with Christchurch wining by just under a length. The four were joined in a composite crew of Mike Kelly,

Swanage Regatta After a week of rain and wind it looked questionable as to whether the favourite Hants and Dorset event of the season, Swanage Regatta would take place. Much to the excitement of all competitors, fortune favoured the organisers, who had the foresight to shorten the course to 1500m, and the sea was fairly flat and even the rain, for the most part, held off. The picturesque location coupled with the traditional after racing fancy dress evening entertainment attr

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Success for Christchurch at their home regatta. Christchurch Rowing club played host on Saturday to the latest round of the Hants and Dorset championship series of regattas. A fine and warm day saw some great racing with the host club represented in no fewer than nine of the twelve finals. First up, the Men’s Novice crew of Max Mills, Sol Hewitt, Will Tate and Cian Everett, coxed by Tara Myring-McCullagh. The crew had performed well in the early rounds and went into the final