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Countdown starts to The Boat Race 2027
by Hilary Fletcher, University of Cambridge Communications The Boat Race 2027 season is officially underway, with the traditional Presidents’ Challenge taking place at London’s historic Somerset House. This season has added significance as 2027 is the centenary of the Women’s Race. To mark the anniversary, two new trophies will be awarded to the victorious men’s…
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Eight Generations Unite to Launch the Women’s Boat Race Centenary Year
Last weekend, the University of Cambridge and Cambridge University Boat Club officially launched the Women’s Boat Race Centenary year, bringing together eight generations of Cambridge women to honour the past, celebrate the present, and look ahead to the next chapter in a remarkable story. The first Women’s Boat Race took place on 15 March 1927…
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Success for CUBC at the 2026 FISU Summer World University Games
CUBC was proudly represented at the FISU World University Rowing Championships in London, Ontario, Canada, where Mathilda Kitzman (2026 Blondie) and Charlotte Ebel (2026 Blue) helped Germany’s Women’s Four secure a superb gold medal at Fanshawe Lake. The Club was also represented by Women’s Assistant Coach Matilda Horn, who coached the Great Britain Women’s Pair…
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Ten medal haul for Cambridge at 2026 World Championships
The 2026 World Rowing Championships took place in Amsterdam from 24-30 August, with 14 CUBC alumni and students representing their countries on the world stage. Across 10 A-finals, Cambridge connections helped secure an impressive haul of 10 medals. CUBC Men’s Chief Coach Rob Baker played a key role in the Netherlands men’s sweep programme, where…
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Women’s Centenary Commemorative Magazine
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In Memoriam: Myles Carter (B. 1965)
The Club is saddened to announce the passing of Myles Carter, who earned his Blue in 1965, rowing in the 3-seat of the 111th Boat Race. Myles is seated on the far right of the first row in the photograph above. Myles Weldon James Carter was born on 6 October 1942 and came up to…
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Women’s Development Squad hosts summer camp
With College Bumps racing concluded, 20 rowers and five coxes remained in Cambridge for an additional three weeks to take part in the Women’s Development Squad Camp. The camp, led by coaches Matilda Horn and Ollie James, provided a valuable opportunity for athletes to gain first-hand experience of training at CUBC, helping to prepare them…
