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==University boat clubs==
==University boat clubs==
''the following is a partial list, made up of those boat clubs with an existing Wikipedia article''
''The following is a partial list, made up of those boat clubs with an existing Wikipedia article''


*[[Cambridge University Boat Club]]
*[[Cambridge University Boat Club]] [[Image:Cambridge University Boat Club Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[Cambridge University Women's Boat Club]]
:*[[Cambridge University Women's Boat Club]] [[Image:Cambridge University Boat Club Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[First and Third Trinity Boat Club]]
:*[[First and Third Trinity Boat Club]] [[Image:First and Third Trinity Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[Jesus College Boat Club (Cambridge)]] [[Image:Jesus College Cambridge Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[Lady Margaret Boat Club]]
:*[[Pembroke College Boat Club (Cambridge)]]
:*[[Lady Margaret Boat Club]] [[Image:Lady Margaret Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[Jesus College Boat Club (Cambridge)]]
:*[[Pembroke College Boat Club (Cambridge)]] [[Image:Pembroke College Cambridge Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
*[[Durham University Boat Club]]
*[[Durham University Boat Club]] [[Image:Durham University Boat Club Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[Collingwood College Boat Club]]
:*[[Collingwood College Boat Club]] [[Image:Collingwood College Boat Club Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[University College Boat Club]]
:*[[University College Boat Club]] [[Image:University College Durham Boat Club Blade.svg|50px]]
*[[Glasgow University Boat Club]]
*[[Glasgow University Boat Club]] [[Image:Glasgow University Boat Club Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
*[[Imperial College Boat Club]]
*[[Imperial College Boat Club]] [[Image:Imperial College Boat Club Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
*[[Oxford University Boat Club]]
*[[Oxford University Boat Club]] [[Image:Oxford University Boat Club.svg|50px]]
:*[[Hertford College Boat Club]]
:*[[Hertford College Boat Club]] [[Image:HCBC Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[Brasenose College Boat Club (Oxford)]]
:*[[Brasenose College Boat Club (Oxford)]]
:*[[Jesus College Boat Club (Oxford)]]
:*[[Jesus College Boat Club (Oxford)]] [[Image:Jesus College Oxford Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[Pembroke College Boat Club (Oxford)]]
:*[[Pembroke College Boat Club (Oxford)]]
*[[Oxford Brookes University Boat Club]]
*[[Oxford Brookes University Boat Club]] [[Image:Oxford Brookes University Boat Club Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
*[[Newcastle University Boat Club]]
*[[Newcastle University Boat Club]] [[Image:Newcastle University Boat Club Blade.svg|50px]]
*[[Nottingham University Boat Club]]
*[[Nottingham University Boat Club]] [[Image:Clare Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
*[[Queen's University Belfast Boat Club]]
*[[Queen's University Belfast Boat Club]]
*[[Reading University Boat Club]]
*[[Reading University Boat Club]] [[Image:Reading University Boat Club Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
*[[University of London Boat Club]]
*[[University of London Boat Club]] [[Image:University of London Boat Club Rowing Blade.svg|50px]]
:*[[Queen Mary, University of London Boat Club]]
:*[[Queen Mary, University of London Boat Club]]



Revision as of 23:00, 5 April 2008

University rowing in the United Kingdom began when it was introduced to Oxford in the late 1700s. The first University Boat Race (between Oxford and Cambridge) was held in 1829. Today, many universities have a boat club and at the college based universities, Oxford, Cambridge, London, and Durham, each college has its own club as well as a main university club.

Crews can get very close to each other when overtaking at BUSA Head

BUSA

A competitor racing in the BUSA race at the Indoor Championships

Most universities compete in the British Universities Sports Association (BUSA) championships with a number of events over the year. For non-indoor events, boats are separated into Championship (the 1st boat), Junior (any subsequent boats) and Novice (as defined by the ARA).

British Indoor Rowing Championships

A 2 km indoor rowing race. Individual events for BUSA competitors (Men/Women Hwt/Lwt). There are also Victor Ludorum trophies for the best 8 men, women and combined teams. The event is staged at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham during November.

BUSA Head of the River

A 5 km head race held on the River Trent in Nottingham during February or March. The competition is split into 3 divisions to cater for the vast number of entries. Categories are usually split with "Championship" men and "Championship" women in different divisions. This system continues with men's and women's "Junior", "Novice" and "Fresher Challenge" crews in opposite divisions. This system allows Universities to share their best boats between their best crews.

The start of a race at BUSA Regatta

BUSA Regatta

A 2 km regatta held (usually at Holme Pierrepont) over the May Day weekend. Points for the Victor Ludorum are awarded for finishing places in the finals (more points for champ events and bigger boats). In 2005 Durham University Boat Club were 1st, followed by Reading University in 2nd place and UL behind them in 3rd place. DUBC followed up their wins in 2004 and 2005 by taking the title for a third time in 2006, and followed it up with an unprecedented fourth victory in 2007. In 2008 the BUSA regatta will be held at Strathclyde Country Park, as NWSC is not available that weekend. Two weeks earlier, a BUSA Sprint Regatta will be held at Cotswold Water Park.

"Splash and Dash"

Held in late November early December this is a race for 'Fresher' and beginner crews and consists of a short head race on the River Trent followed by two sprint races (1km and 500m) on the lake at Holme Pierrepont

Other competitions

A number of university boat clubs have organised annual races between themselves. These include:

There are separate bumps races held every year for the Cambridge colleges, Oxford colleges, and London medical schools (called the "United Hospital Bumps").

University boat clubs

The following is a partial list, made up of those boat clubs with an existing Wikipedia article

See also

External links