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4 Nov 2016 | |
Written by Phillipa Ikhile | |
Sport & Leisure |
"It was great to see the Cambridge clubs so well represented, with two winning crews from Rob Roy Boat Club as well as the Cantabs winners there to collect prizes.
Cambridge crews were consistently the off-Thames fastest boats in Pairs Head showing the very high level of town club rowing in Cambridge. It was an immensely satisfying day and I was very happy to receive our pots from GB athletes, Alan Sinclaire who competed in the men's pair Rio, and Jack Beaumont who was in the men's quad at Rio."
Cantabs women are now looking forward to Fours Head next weekend, where they have several crews competing.
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