Tideway Scullers School

The 2010-11 season will start with a meeting at TSS on Saturday 11th September - time to be confirmed.

The annual Bernie Thompson race will be held on Sunday 3rd October.

Prospective new members should contact the club captain, Stan Livy - captain@tidewayscullers.com

Club officers for the 2010-11 season were elected at the Annual General Meeting on 20 July.

President: Guy Greaves
Chairman: Chris Williams
Captain: Stan Livy
Treasurer: Seb Butter
Secretary: Rosemary Thom

Click here to read the minutes of the AGM.

Alan Campbell successfully defended his Wingfield Sculls title in the 170th running of the amateur championship of the Thames.

This was the fifth successive Wingfields victory for the club: Alan in 2006 and 2009, and Mahe Drysdale in 2007 and 2008.

EUSA

Three club members raced at the EUSA Regatta in Amsterdam: Katy Smith (University of Nottingham) in women's heavyweight doubles, Will Howell (Queen's University Belfast) in men's eights, and Ed Griffiths (University of London) in men's lightweight quads.

Oxford City Royal Regatta

Rodrigo Ideus and Anne-Andree Sirois-Argumedo won mixed elite doubles on both days of the regatta.

Coupe de la Jeunesse

Representing Great Britain at the Coupe de la Jeunesse in Hazewinkel, Sarah won silver in the women's eight and bronze in the coxless four.

Henley Town and Visitors

Jack won the final of IM3 singles ahead of scullers from Royal Docks and Globe.

Home International

Racing in the women's pair and eight, Rhona MacCallum represented Scotland iat the Home International Regatta in Cork.

Molesey

Saskia and Ella entered WJ13 and WJ14 2x in a bid to reprise their J12 and J13 victories of the previous year. A large entry of eleven and fifteen crews respectively made this tough, compounded by a race every twenty minutes or so as both were in the same division.
 
They made it through six races to reach both finals in their greatly loved Carl Douglas, defeating  LEH, Ross and Guildford in J13 and Molesey, LEH and Burway in J14. The J14 final came first where they were outgunned by a very good Wallingford crew, one of whom had won gold at Nat Schools. In the J13 final ten minutes later, running on an empty tank, they held on to win, beating Staines by half a length. Eight races in a little over two hours, but a successful morning - and relieved fathers who had doubled them up!

A very successful season for Sarah has culminated in her selection to the sweep squad to represent Great Britain at the Coupe de la Jeunesse in Hazewinkel at the end of the month.

A relatively small contingent headed north of the border for the British Rowing Championships at Strathclyde Park.

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This year's Doggett's Coat and Badge Race, from London Bridge to Chelsea Bridge, was won by club member Dan Arnold.

Doggett's, organised by the Company of Watermen and Lightermen for apprentice watermen of the River Thames, was founded in 1715 and is the world's oldest rowing race.