TGA Henley Row

If you are no longer an active participant at Henley Royal Regatta and want to find out what the river can offer you, try the forty-seven miles from Oxford to Henley.
If you are no longer an active participant at Henley Royal Regatta and want to find out what the river can offer you, try the forty-seven miles from Oxford to Henley.
Richmond
A win for Sara Jarman - over TSS member Mary Mortimer, who was representing Putney Town - in women's Masters E singles.
Egham
The J14 Racers and a few J15s were out in force at this pretty, winding stretch of the river on Sunday; a chance to show how far they have all come this season and to put all that training into practice!
There was some really good sculling by all those racing, on what arguably is a difficult course to navigate with a variety of obstacles ranging from pleasure cruisers, swans, buoys and other scullers to the Gloriana and Stephen rowing past on his annual row to Henley.
A good day's racing, with a number of crews reaching their respective finals, and one win, for the J15 quad of Dylan, Dom V, Albie and Dom T, coxed by Ella. AM
After one win from two finals in 2016, the TSS women were aiming to go one better this year, with a win in both Club and Senior. By Sunday afternoon we had reached three finals, with the combined verdicts for all those races adding up to just one length! A round-up of all of the club's crews is as follows:
An intrepid group went to the British Rowing Masters Championships to race in some very windy conditions at Nottingham.
The J14 Racers were out in full force to demonstrate the progress they have all made this season.