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ULBC is one of the most successful university rowing clubs in Britain. Since 1960 we have won 33 Henley finals, produced 125 full internationals winning 74 medals between them - 21 gold, 19 silver and 34 bronze. At U23 Internationals and World Student Games events we have produced 30 medal winning crews (9 gold, 9 silver and 12 bronze).
The club is open to students from all the colleges affiliated to the University of London and we are always interested in hearing from rowers who would like to join or from any ex-members who would like to re-establish contact or even start rowing again. If you believe you have what it takes and wish to become part of one of the country's most successful rowing clubs click here.

Circuits Invitation

Circuit training will take place in the Boathouse gym on Monday and Thursday at 19:00 no weights are involved so it is accessible to all levels of fitness. All members are welcome to join the squad training.

For those who have rowed before to a very high standard and wish to continue at the very highest possible level please get in touch with:
Andy Medcalf (women) - 07543107758 Brian Young (men) - 07731427548

A Busy Weekend of National Trials for ULBC

Due to the adverse weather conditions disrupting trials over the past few months next Saturdays trails will be the first chance for some of our athletes to show what they can do. Nathaniel Reilly-O'Donnell will be teaming up with 2008 World Champion James Clarke (London Rowing Club) to race the pair. Jess Eddie pictured above competing in the Wingfield Challenge Cup will be staking here claim on a seat in the Senior Team.
Trying to achieve Under 23 Women's selection will be Emma Young, Lottie Howard-Merril and Ruth Carpenter. On the lighter side of life Cath Copeland who raced to 4th place last year in the Lightweight Single at the Under 23 World Championships, will be looking to once again show here dominance in this discipline. Olivia Oakes is unfortunately on the sick list but will be using the time to train in Portugal.
There are 4 representatives on the Men's side with Niel Barton showing his vast improvement to compete in a single in his first year of sculling. Geoff Reading and Alex Torbica have come back from Geoff's injury and are showing improvement in the pair while Max Gander is hoping to push for the top coxing slot.
Orla Hayes will also be competing at the Irish National trials on the weekend.

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