Cromarty Regatta Weekend 17th/18th August 2024
More news to come of this very sociable regatta, its not all about rowing 😉
More news to come of this very sociable regatta, its not all about rowing 😉
Reportage by Duncan McKay. The Magnificent Seven Row Again! Fresh from the previous week’s trip up north to Ullapool, NBRC’s finest hit the road again, this time heading West to take part in the Stranraer Club Regatta. A pre-regatta Friday night meeting in a local pizza restaurant attempted to resolve the complicated task of fitting …
Ullapool 2024 news from our intrepid reporter Claire Cadoux. Here we go again, heading north to wonderful Ullapool for their Rowing Club’s annual 2-day regatta. This year, 17 Clubs attended.  Always exciting, always hard graft, always a treat and always inspiring. North Berwick Rowing Club makes these events all work smoothly, Skiff John B …
First of all many thanks to all club members who packed the boat, towed the boat, gave folks a lift up, picked the crews, trained in preparation for and competed at the regatta. Vehicles left NB early in order to avoid the Highland Show traffic which thankfully didn’t cause problems. The ladies novice crew travelled …
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by Jen Wilson A crew from North Berwick Rowing Club travelled to Cork in Ireland for the Ocean to City – An Rás Mór on the 8th of June. The race, a 28km course, started in the choppy waters of Crosshaven and took the competitors through a series of gates in Cork harbour and then finally into the …
The 5th May saw calm and mild weather for Esmuthe Rowing Club’s regatta in Musselburgh on the Fisherrow backsands. Seven clubs attended with Alnmouth Community Rowing travelling the longest distance. This was North Berwick’s third outing this year after Port Seton and race practice with Eastern in Portobello in April. With 36 club members attending …
An invitation by Eastern Rowing Club for a fun day of race practice last Sunday at Portobello. Clubs attending alongside us were Eskmuthe, Row Porty, Alnmouth and of course Eastern. A welcome opportunity to get on the water for some much needed race training after the abysmal, stormy winter! A chance to see our fellow …
Port Seton Coastal Rowing Club hosted another excellent day of races, catering and weather. The day started with the traditional Port Seton vs Cockenzie race. This showcased the short sharp course – two skiffs lined up in opposite directions in the hammerhead between the inner and the outer harbour, a 360* buoy turn, skiffs pass …