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    British Rowing Junior Championships 2023

    19 Jul 2023

    Team WinTech rounded off the competitive season with 27 medals won by athletes and crews including 8 gold medal wins at the British Rowing Junior Championships. Across three days of racing at Strathclyde County Park, Scotland, thousands of juniors from across the UK – and even a few hailing from continental Europe – competed for honours on the national stage over disciplines ranging from J14 to J18.

    Our first gold of the weekend came on the Friday, when Sir William Perkins (WinTech International) took the win in the women’s junior 16 double ahead of Trentham Boat Club and RGS Worcester. We rounded off the Friday with another victory in the open junior 18 quads, as the Windsor Boys School (WinTech International) reprised the title they won in 2022.

    WJ16 2x Winners – Sir William Pekins’s School
    Boat: WinTech International | Photography: AllMarkOne

    OJ18 4x- Winners – The Windsor Boys School
    Boat: WinTech International | Photography: AllMarkOne

    Saturday dawned bright and early and after a series of qualifying races, our first victory came in the women’s junior 15 doubles. Calpe Rowing Club of Gibraltar (WinTech Cobra) came in force for these championships and took the win in this category ahead of Lea Rowing Club and the City of Bristol, who were also racing in a WinTech.

    WJ15 2x Winners – Calpe Rowing Club
    Boat: WinTech Cobra |Photography: AllMarkOne

    In a stellar few minutes, the following race saw a WinTech crew finish first as the Windsor Boys (WinTech International) claimed victory in the open junior 15 coxed quads. Guildford, in bronze, were also representing the WinTech International shell. Our next win came in the open junior 16 coxless quads, as Grange School (WinTech Cobra) sculled home to a triumph ahead of Kingston Grammar School and the Windsor Boys School (also in a WinTech).

    OJ15 4x+ Winners – The Windsor Boys’ School
    Boat: WinTech International | Photography: AllMarkOne

    OJ16 4x- Winners – The Grange School
    Boat: WinTech Cobra SE | Photography: AllMarkOne

    The following afternoon, our first of three golds came from Mark Wilkinson’s cohort as the Windsor Boys School (WinTech International) took the win in the open junior 14 coxed quads, which completed the set for male quad scull WinTech wins (75% of which also went to the Windsor Boys School).

    OJ14 4x+ Winners – The Windsor Boys’ School
    Boat: WinTech International | Photography: AllMarkOne

    In the following race, WinTech shells placed in gold and silver as Cantabrigian finished first and City of Bristol second in the women’s junior 14 doubles (both in WinTech Internationals). Our final win of the weekend came courtesy of yet another Windsor Boys triumph; they were winners in the open junior 18 coxless fours ahead of Great Marlow School and Aberdeen Schools’ Rowing Association.

    WJ14 2x Winners – Cantabrigian RC
    Boat: WinTech International | Photography: AllMarkOne

    OJ18 4- Winners – The Windsor Boys’ School
    Boat: WinTech International | Photography: AllMarkOne

    WinTech crews were involved in a further 19 medals, including ten silvers and nine bronzes. Highlights included finishing second and third in the women’s junior 14 quads (Great Marlow School and City of Bristol in WinTech Internationals respectively) and open junior 18 pairs (Claires Court School and Nottinghamshire Counties Rowing Association in WinTech Internationals respectively).

    Team WinTech have enjoyed yet another spectacular year of racing, culminating in a wonderful three days at the national junior championships. We look forward to supporting junior, U23 and senior athletes on the international circuit this summer and will be ready for another brilliant season from September onwards.

    RankEventClassClubBoat
    GoldOJ18 4x-4x-The Windsor Boys’ SchoolWinTech International
    GoldOJ18 4-4-The Windsor Boys’ SchoolWinTech International
    GoldOJ16 4x-4x-The Grange SchoolWinTech Cobra SE
    GoldOJ15 4x+4x+The Windsor Boys’ SchoolWinTech International
    GoldOJ14 4x+4x+The Windsor Boys’ SchoolWinTech International
    GoldWJ16 2x2xSir William Perkins’s SchoolWinTech International
    GoldWJ15 2x2xCalpe RCWinTech Cobra
    GoldWJ14 2x2xCantabirigian RCWinTech International
    SilverWJ14 4x+4x+Great Marlow SchoolWinTech International
    SilverOJ18 2x2xChester Le StreetWinTech International
    SilverWJ18 2x2xEvesham RCWinTech International
    SilverOJ18 2-2-Claires Court SchoolWinTech International
    SilverOJ16 2-2-Newark RCWinTech International
    SilverWJ16 2-2-Hinksey Sculling SchoolWinTech Competitor
    SilverWJ14 2x2xBristol CityWinTech International
    SilverWJ18 1x1xKingston Grammar SchoolWinTech International
    SilverOJ16 1x1xThe Grange SchoolWinTech International
    SilverWJ16 1x1xEvesham RCWinTech International
    BronzeOJ16 4x-4x-The Windsor Boys’ SchoolWinTech International
    BronzeOJ15 4x+4x+Guildford RCWinTech International
    BronzeWJ14 4x+4x+Bristol CityWinTech International
    BronzeOJ18 2-2-Notts County RAWinTech International
    BronzeWJ18 2-2-Notts County RAWinTech International
    BronzeOJ16 2x2xWindsor Boys AWinTech Cobra SE FLX
    BronzeOJ15 2x2xShanklin Sandown RCWinTech International
    BronzeWJ15 2x2xBristol CityWinTech International
    BronzeWJ15 1x1xCalpe RCWinTech International

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