Congratulations to our senior crews who rounded up a tough winter with great results on the tideway this year with the men’s 1st VIII finishing 137th and the women’s 1st VIII finishing 124th at HORR and WEHORR respectively. The intense winter training certainly paid off and now with summer regattas round the Read more…
Curlew’s hard work this season paid off at the St. Neot’s Regatta, where the club triumphed in five categories on July 25th and 26th. The club has a history of performing well at this competition, but this year produced an especially bountiful crop of pots. The women’s squad stormed the Read more…
The Curlew men put in a strong performance at the Reading Amateur Regatta, showcasing the newfound strength of the men’s squad in 2015. Curlew comfortably steered through a notoriously tricky first round. They raced Warwick University in IM3, known for looking good on the start line with their calendar boy Read more…
Here we are, the final sprint towards the line…the line being Henley Royal Regatta…having done the seat racing, 2k tests and critical coaching assessment. The Met Regatta saw the unveiling of the Curlew 1st VIII, an VIII which will represent Curlew at the forth coming Reading Amateur and Henley Read more…
Peter Jensen & Tony Bucks Stuart Robinson & Martin Page
From May 1st to 4th, Curlew left London and retreated to Worcester for an intensive spring training camp. Here, club captain Matthew Richardson shares his thoughts on the long weekend: We returned to Worcester once again in 2015, but this time we came en masse. In the last 10 years at Read more…
The Curlew women’s squad achieved an outstanding result at the 75th Women’s Head of the River Race, with the first VIII placing 77th out of 300 crews in an unusually competitive field. Following a race plan devised by Curlew head coach Luke Vernall, the ladies first VIII rowed the course Read more…
Curlew made a strong showing at Reading this year, entering two women’s VIIIs and a men’s VIII. The weather on March 7th was unusually warm and sunny, making for a pleasant day on the river. The women’s first VIII put in a good row in the the WIM2 division, completing the course Read more…