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Scottish Rowing Calendar 2019-2020 SCOTTISH ROWING CALENDAR 2019-2020 w/o Week Scottish Rowing Calendar British Domestic & International Calendar Highlights Saturday 1 07-Sep-19 Boston Rowing Marathon (15 Sept) 2 14-Sep-19 Bob Neill Scottish Schools Heads - Aberdeen (14-15 Sep) World Rowing Masters Regatta – Hungary (11-15 Sept) 3 21-Sep-19 4 28-Sep-19 Junior Sculling Head - Strathclyde Park (28 Sep) 5 05-Oct-19 Clyde 3 Heads (5 Oct) Pairs Head - London (6 Oct) 6 12-Oct-19 Scottish Rowing AGM (13 Oct) 7 19-Oct-19 Clydesdale Scullers Head (19 Oct) Head of the Charles Regatta - Boston, USA (19-20 Oct) 8 26-Oct-19 Aberdeen 4's and Small Boats Head (26-27 Oct) 9 02-Nov-19 Glasgow Rowing Club 4’s Head (2 Nov) 10 09-Nov-19 Inverness 4’s Head (9-10 Nov) 11 16-Nov-19 Scottish Rowing Indoor Championships (22-23 Nov) 12 23-Nov-19 Fours Head – London (23 Nov) Scottish Rowing Early ID Assessment (24 Nov) 13 30-Nov-19 Rutherford Head – Newcastle (7 Dec) 14 07-Dec-19 Scottish Rowing J16 Land Training Camp - Largs (6-8 Dec) British Rowing Indoor Championships (7 Dec) 15 14-Dec-19 16 21-Dec-19 17 28-Dec-19 18 04-Jan-20 19 11-Jan-20 20 18-Jan-20 21 25-Jan-20 22 01-Feb-20 Western Eights Head (1 Feb) Scottish Rowing Winter Challenge – Strathclyde Park (8-9 Feb) 23 08-Feb-20 (Including the Scottish Student Sport Winter Championships) 24 15-Feb-20 Strathclyde University Head (15 Feb) Tyne Head – Newcastle (15 Feb) Aberdeen 8s and Small Boats Head (22-23 Feb) 25 22-Feb-20 BUCS Head of the River - Newcastle (22-23 Feb) Scottish Rowing Junior Development Camp – venue TBC (22-23 Feb) 26 29-Feb-20 27 07-Mar-20 Women’s Head of the River Race, London (7 Mar) 28 14-Mar-20 Schools Head – London (18 Mar) Oarsport Junior Sculling Head, Dorney (19 Mar, TBC) 29 21-Mar-20 Head of the River Race, London (21 Mar) Vesta Veterans’ Head, London (22 Mar) Unconfirmed Events Winter Break SCOTTISH ROWING CALENDAR 2019-2020 w/o Week Scottish Rowing Calendar British Domestic & International Calendar Highlights Saturday 30 28-Mar-20 The Boat Races – London (29 Mar) 31 04-Apr-20 32 11-Apr-20 33 18-Apr-20 Clyde Power Sprints (18 Apr) 34 25-Apr-20 Scottish Rowing Spring Regatta (25-26 Apr) 35 02-May-20 Glasgow Rowing Club Summer Regatta (2 May) BUCS Regatta - Nottingham (2-4 May) North East Regatta (9 May) 36 09-May-20 Scottish Rowing Junior Training Day - Strathclyde Park (9 May) 37 16-May-20 Castle Semple Regatta (16 May) 38 23-May-20 National Schools Regatta - Dorney (22-24 May) 39 30-May-20 Met Regatta - Dorney (TBC) 40 06-Jun-20 Scottish Rowing Championships (5-7 Jun) 41 13-Jun-20 Scotland Rowing Team Junior Crew Formation (13-14 Jun) British Rowing Masters Championships (13-14 Jun, Nottingham) Henley Women's Regatta (19-21 Jun) 42 20-Jun-20 Marlow Regatta (20 Jun) 43 27-Jun-20 Nithsdale Regatta (27 Jun) HRR qualifying races (26 Jun) 44 04-Jul-20 Henley Royal Regatta (1-5 Jul) Scotland Rowing Team Senior Crew Formation (9-10 Jul) 45 11-Jul-20 Henley Masters Regatta (TBC) Scotland Rowing Team Training (from 9 Jul) 46 18-Jul-20 Scotland Rowing Team Training (from 9 Jul) British Rowing Junior Championships (18-29 Jul, TBC) 47 25-Jul-20 Home International Regatta - Wales (25 Jul) 48 01-Aug-20 49 08-Aug-20 50 15-Aug-20 51 22-Aug-20 52 29-Aug-20 Aberdeen Sprint (29 Aug) 1 05-Sep-20 2 12-Sep-20 Saints Regatta (13 Sep) 3 19-Sep-20 Unconfirmed Events Winter Break .
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