Nicole Lamb is back after a great time in Shanghai after making her presence known in the women’s single sculls at the FISU World University Rowing Championships. Nicole made it into the A final, in which she put a great performance, only narrowly missing out on a medal and coming 4th. This follows a great season for Nicole which saw her be part of the winning 4x at Henley Women’s, and qualified for the Princess Grace Challenge Cup. In other news, three SURC rowers, all of wh

Nicole Lamb, one of SURC’s senior women, set off today to Shanghai for the World University Rowing Championships. Nicole is one of the 32 students from 14 universities in the Great Britain team for the 15th FISU World University Rowing Championships. Following an intense training camp, Nicole will compete in the single scull for the three-day event from 10-12 August. We’re wishing the best of luck to Nicole, and all the GB FISU team for this exciting few weeks in China!

To all our followers, I am sad to announce that we were unsuccessful in our quest for qualification to race at Henley Royal Regatta. Our race was a tale of two halves: after a slight wobble in the crosswind off the Island we settled into a good rhythm and went to work between the Barrier and Fawley. After putting in our signature shunt at Upper Thames RC, we really felt the effects of a hard front loaded race and lost the lift out of the water. Coming past the stands we took

After a long successful year of training and racing, we sent a team to Henley Women's Regatta - the most prestigious and difficult race of the year. We entered one double scull (Stroke: Raminta Virzintaite) and one Coxed four (Cox: Boo Latham, Stroke: Lucy Hayes). The Double scull of Shorten/Virzintaite made history by being the first purely SURC crew to ever qualify for this race, which has been the goal of the squad for many years now. Although they were knocked out in the