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CUBC’s Olympians at Paris 2024 – What a week of racing!
Cambridge University Boat Club is incredibly proud of its eight alumni competing at Paris 2024. Congratulations to the athletes and their teams and families on a brilliant set of results! Forever Champions: Imogen Grant and partner Emily Craig secure the last ever gold medal in the Lightweight Women’s double sculls Imogen Grant (Trinity) and her…
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CUBC Dev Squad impresses at National Championships
With a squad including winning Blues and CUBC’s Development Squad athletes, the British Rowing National Championships was a successful showing for the Club. The weekend commenced with CUBC’s two Development Squad eights dominating the Club eights, finishing first and second with a 13 second gap back to the third placed crew from Northwich RC. On…
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CUBC races in Florence
Recently, a group of athletes from the Club’s Openweight and Lightweight Men’s and Women’s squads represented Cambridge in the San Giovanni Trophy , a series of 500m races on the Arno River in Florence. The races finished under the Ponte Vecchio, with heats held in the afternoon and the final under lights as part of…
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Follow CUBC’s Olympians at Paris 2024
Please note: this timetable and list of events may be affected by weather. We recognise that although some athletes may progress directly through to further rounds dependent on their results, this page shows the options that athletes may need to take to their final races Saturday 27th July 0900 – Men’s Single Scull – Dara…
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CUBC welcomes Fiona Gabrielczyk as Executive Secretary of CUBC
Later this month, Fiona will join CUBC as its new Executive Secretary, alongside Tina Goode. In Fiona’s time at Cambridge she completed a BA in Education, followed by a PGCE and an M.Ed, where she also found time to trial for CUWBC and cox for Corpus Christi. After studying at Cambridge, Fiona worked as a…
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CUBC athletes race at Henley Women’s Regatta
Alice Baines – Aspirational 1x In her heat, Alice raced Ripon of York Rowing Club, and was never headed. She drew out quickly to a lead, which she extended to over 40 seconds by the time she crossed the finish line and progressed to the quarter finals. Alice’s quarter final was a more difficult affair…
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Alumna Paige Badenhorst set to race at the Olympics
After narrowly missing qualifying for the Paris Olympics in the women’s double scull, alumna Paige Badenhorst (WBB 2022, Magdalene) was faced with another hurdle to jump in gaining the final place at the Olympics in the single scull: her double scull partner Katherine Williams. South Africa was recently allocated a single scull place for Paris…
