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Taking place on Saturday 4 December, Newark Rowing Club’s Jim Gleed competed in the British Rowing Indoor Championships in the Year 10 boy’s 5 minute ergo, taking the winning distance.   Competing against 23 other athletes from across the country, Jim dominated the race from the very start, and managed to stay consistent while other athletes […]

Taking place on Saturday 4 December, Newark Head saw over 400 competitors from as far afield as Newcastle, take on either a challenging 5km (Division 1) or 3.9km (Division 2) course downstream from East Stoke or Farndon. Featuring many tight bends along the Trent, this event always makes for exciting racing.  Newark’s 20 crews raced

Newark Rowing Club’s junior women qualify to compete at the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta, Henley-on-Thames. The women went on to compete for the Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup, making it through to the second day of the challenging five day event.  Last week, saw club history for Newark Rowing Club with the first women’s crew to

Newark Rowing Club’s Junior Women’s squad secure a qualifying spot to race for the Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup at Henley Royal Regatta – Newark’s first women’s crew to qualify for the prestigious regatta.  Henley Royal Regatta 2021 qualifiers saw Newark Rowing Club history with the first women’s crew to qualify for the regatta. 17 year

Brothers Nigel and Graham Price maintain Newark’s reputation at Henley Masters Regatta, 9 and 10 July by walking away with another win in the Masters F Pairs. Racing as a composite crew (Nigel for Hollingworth Lake, Graham for Newark), the brothers won their race against Poole with the verdict of ‘easily’.