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...
With Squad, Staff and Alumni from Cambridge University Rowing gathered around the television at the Goldie Boathouse, Melissa Wilson and Holly Hill, both current University of Cambridge students took to the water to represent Great Britain in the women's pair at the World Rowing Championships...
The 2018 Season has begun for CUWBC this morning at Cambridge's Goldie Boathouse. The Squad includes a mix of returning rowers from last year's winning Boat Race crews, new rowers from programs around the world, and rowers who have learned to row with their College Boat...
The British Women's Pair announced today for the World Rowing Championships in Florida is an all-Cambridge boat containing Melissa Wilson (Lucy Cavendish) and Holly Hill (Downing). Hill and Wilson are part of the 64 strong Team that have been selected to represent Great Britain at the...
In June 2016 Ed Hallam, CUWBC’s friend and Strength & Conditioning Coach passed away after a short fight with an aggressive and rare cancer. The CUWBC family was devastated and dedicated the following season to his memory. You will share our pride that we represent our...
CUWBC had 3 athletes selected to represent Great Britain at this year's World U23 Rowing Championships, all of whom learned to row at Cambridge University. Imogen Grant (Trinity), Oonagh Cousins (Gonville & Caius) and Thea Zabell (Downing) all learned to row with their respective College Boat...
The 2017 CUWBC Development Squad are looking forward to racing at Kingston Regatta tomorrow. Rowers from 14 of the Cambridge Colleges will race under the CUWBC banner over a 1000m course on the River Thames. The rowers have been training with their various College Boat Clubs...
Daphne Martschenko has been elected as CUWBC President for the 2018 Boat Races Campaign. She will be joined by Patricia Smith (Christ's) as Vice President and Ellie Thompson (Newnham) as Lightweight Captain. Daphne, a member of Magdalene College is studying for a PhD in Education and...