Cambridge University Women’s Boat Club (CUWBC) will race against the University of London Boat Club (ULBC) tomorrow (Saturday 17th February) as part of the preparations for the 2018 Cancer Research UK Boat Race. The crews will take part in race pieces on the Championship Course between...
British Rowing has announced today that CUWBC’s Chief Coach, Rob Baker, has won the Educational Performance Award in their Coach of the Year Awards. Rob Baker, who has been the Chief Coach of the Women’s Boat Club since 2012 has led the Cambridge University Women's Rowing...
Cambridge University Women’s Eights both won their respective categories at the Quintin Head on Saturday with the Club’s 2nd Eight finishing ahead of any other University/Club first boat. The 2 CUWBC crews placed 1st and 2nd overall out of all of the women’s Eights, winning the...
Cambridge University Women’s Boat Club (CUWBC) are looking to retain the title of the fastest women's crew at Quintin Head tomorrow (Saturday 27 January) when they race on the Tideway for the first of many times this year. The event marks the start of a...
Cambridge University Women’s Boat Club has today announced its crews for the Lightweight Trial Races which will take place in Henley-On-Thames. The crews have been named “Forgiveness” and “Permission”. Race timing is currently TBC due to forecast weather conditions. Lightweight Squad Captain, Ellie Thompson is the...
Cambridge University Women’s Boat Club has today announced its crews for the Trial VIIIs race which will take place over the Championship Course at 12:45 tomorrow, Tuesday 5 December. The crews have been named “Wingardium Leviosa” and “Expecto Patronum”, 2 of Harry Potter’s famous charms, and...
CUWBC will take part in the Fairbairn Cup organised by Jesus College Boat Club tomorrow, the first time that a CUWBC eight has raced on the River Cam for many years. The CUWBC Lightweights will field an eight in the senior category at 12:00 on Friday...
Cambridge University Women’s Boat Club (CUWBC) fielded the fastest women’s coxed four at the Fours’ Head of the river yesterday. The CUWBC four which finished four seconds ahead of Leander Club. included CUWBC President Daphne Martschenko (Magdalene) and Homerton’s Alice White, who won the Elite Coxless...
Cambridge University Women’s Boat Club will field 7 crews at the Fours’ Head of the River Race tomorrow. The race is contested over the reverse of the Boat Race Course, 4 ¼ miles from Mortlake to Putney. The Club has selected a lightweight quad, 2 openweight...
Last weekend saw 7 of the current CUWBC Squad attending the 1st GB Rowing Team Assessment in Boston and 10 of the lightweight women racing at the Isle of Ely Small Boats Head. In Boston, Imogen Grant (Trinity) set the standard during the 2k ergo test...