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Rowing, research, and reimaging education with Sarah Sharp
Sarah Sharp has almost gone from one extreme to another in her relationship with rowing. When the PhD student first arrived to study an MPhil at Pembroke College, she had never before seen a rowing boat. “I was miles away from the rowing world,” explains Sharp. “It was never something I had encountered. It never…
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2025 Fixture Series: Final Fixtures for Cambridge ahead of The Boat Race 2025
On Sunday 30 March in sunny but windy condition, four of Cambridge’s six crews faced off for their final fixtures ahead of The Boat Race 2025. Women’s Blue Boat v UL ‘A’ Result: First piece to Cambridge, second piece to Cambridge, third piece to Cambridge NameSeatCollegeJack NicholasCoxPembrokeSamantha Morton Van EybergenStrokeHughes HallTash Morrice7JesusClaire Collins6PeterhouseCarys Earl5Gonville &…
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Cambridge Crews Announced: The Boat Race 2025
The stage is set and the wait is over. After months of intense training, meet the crews who will be representing Cambridge on the Tideway in just over two weeks time. The Boat Race, one of the oldest amateur sporting events in the world, will take place along the 6.8 km Championship Course from Putney…
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Cambridge Lightweight Crews Announced: The Boat Race 2025
Introducing the 2025 Men’s and Women’s Lightweight Crews, who will race over The Championship Course on Saturday 12 April. Saturday 12 April Schedule: Women’s Lightweight Boat Race | 12:45Women’s Veterans Boat Race | 13:10Men’s Veterans Boat Race | 13:20Men’s Lightweight Boat Race | 13:45Veterans’ Trophy Presentations, Thames RC | 14:30Lightweight Trophy Presentations, University Stone Putney…
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Cambridge Reserve Crews Announced: The Boat Race 2025
Introducing the 2025 Men’s and Women’s Reserve Crews, who will race over The Championship Course on Sunday 13 April. Goldie, the Men’s Reserve Crew, is named after J.H.D. Goldie, a former CUBC President and legendary rower, and also the name of CUBC’s boathouse in Cambridge. Blondie, the Women’s Reserve Crew, is named in honour of…
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CUBC Sends Largest Contingent in Decades to Head of the Charles 2025 with Cambridge Men Aiming to Defend Title
Cambridge University Boat Club is making its most significant showing in decades at Head of the Charles Regatta 2025, held from 17-19 October in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. With six crews, including four openweight eights and two lightweight fours, the Club is fielding a line-up full of new talent and key returners, underscoring our depth and…
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In Memoriam: Sir Torquil Norman (B. 1957)
The Club is saddened to share the passing of Sir Torquil Norman (Trinity), who achieved his Blue in 1957, defeating a heavily favoured Oxford. Sir Torquil was a fighter pilot in the Royal Navy before coming to Cambridge, first reading Economics at Trinity College before switching to Law following a student exchange year at Harvard.…
