On Saturday HSOBC fielded a strong squad ranging from J14 to J18 at Wallingford Long Distance Sculls. This course is known to be challenging, featuring sharp bends and tough competition, but all crews rose to the occasion, which was evident in the stellar results across the board. This was a great way for the J14-15 girls to start off the season, and for the rest of the squad to race again and gain more experience after a successful vesta scullers head only the week before. D

On Saturday HSOBC rowers travelled to London to compete at the Vesta Scullers’ Head. This was an exciting opportunity for the squad to begin the new season with some challenging single-sculling racing, and to gain experience on the tideway. Headington had a strong contingent of girls racing, with more than 10 entries in the J18 category alone. There was plenty of competition across the junior events, and the race offered an early-season benchmark and a chance for the scullers

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