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H.O.R.R : The FINSH List The FINISH List HEAD OF THE RIVER RACE 2002 FINAL ORDER POSITION FINISH START TIME NAME 1 1 17 30.00 Leander I ( WINNER OF THE PAGE TROPHY ) 2 2 17 51.12 Oxford Brookes University I 3 11 17 53.57 Imperial College I ( WINNER OF THE VERNON TROPHY ) 4 3 17 58.85 Molesey I 5 13 17 59.31 Tideway Scullers' School I 6 142 18 0.69 N Neptune, Dublin I 7 5 18 6.17 Berliner RG Wiking (Germany) I ( WINNER OF THE FOREIGN CREW TROPHY ) 8 167 18 8.21 S.1 Aberdeen Boat Club ( WINNER OF THE SENIOR 1 PENNANT ) 9 62 18 8.96 Imperial College II 10 50 18 9.17 N Fiamme Gialle (Italy) 11 4 18 9.92 S.1 London I 12 7 18 12.67 S.1 U Oxford Brookes University II ( WINNER OF THE ORTNER SHIELD ) 13 6 18 13.29 S.1 Nottinghamshire County RA I 14 14 18 18.91 Homberger RK Germania (Germany) 15 52 18 20.33 N Nottingham Britannia I ( WINNER OF THE JACKSON TROPHY ) 16 27 18 20.77 S.1 Nottinghamshire County RA II 17 12 18 21.70 S.1 London II 18 8 18 22.67 University of London I 19 73 18 23.00 Koblenzer Rc Rhenania 1877/1921 (Germany) 20 21 18 24.90 S.1 Leander II 21 82 18 27.90 S.2 Leander IV ( WINNER OF THE SENIOR 2 PENNANT ) 22 198 18 28.02 Waltrop RV '28 (Germany) 23 164 18 28.26 Euskadi Selecion ( Fed. Vasca ) (Spain) 24 75 18 29.02 S.1 Imperial College III 25 148 18 31.10 N University College, Dublin 26 31 18 31.76 S.1 London III 27 9 18 32.49 Crabtree I 28 10 18 34.02 Molesey II 29 55 18 34.50 S.2 U Durham University I 30 23 18 35.62 S.2 Leander III 31 17 18 35.89 S.2 University of London II 32 16 18 35.97 S.1 Royal Chester I 33 36 18 36.31 S.1 London IV 34 77 18 36.96 S.1 Upper Thames I 35 15 18 37.36 S.1 Thames I 36 137 18 37.55 N Lady Elizabeth Club (Ireland) 37 38 18 37.65 S.3 Oxford Brookes University III ( WINNER OF THE SENIOR 3 PENNANT ) 38 24 18 38.81 Worcester I 39 160 18 39.42 S.1 Henley I 40 30 18 43.29 Bosporos I 41 18 18 43.79 KRC Gent (Belgium) 42 155 18 44.23 N S.1 Nottinghamshire County RA III 43 152 18 44.87 N Neptune, Dublin II 44 116 18 44.96 S.1 Kingston I 45 57 18 46.38 S.1 HMF Army ( FASTEST SERVICES CREW ) 46 218 18 47.27 N S.2 Abingdon School I 47 150 18 47.63 N Hansa RG Hamburg (Germany) II 48 20 18 48.79 Nottingham University I 49 67 18 49.22 S.2 London V 50 35 18 52.31 S.1 Thames II 51 99 18 53.56 S.2 U University of Bristol I 52 143 18 54.03 N Queens University, Belfast I 53 39 18 55.15 P Muelheim/Ruhr RRG (Germany) 54 147 18 55.69 N University College, Cork I 55 34 18 55.80 S.1 Thames Tradesmen's RC I 56 86 18 56.46 S.1 Quintin I 57 44 18 57.26 Real Club Mediterraneo (Spain) 58 26 18 57.49 University of London Tyrian 59 33 19 0.52 S.1 Agecroft I 60 29 19 1.07 Ghibellina Waiblingen (Germany) 61 22 19 1.21 S.1 Rob Roy I 62 59 19 1.35 S.1 Nottingham & Union 63 418 19 1.60 N NOV Tideway Scullers' School IV ( WINNER OF THE NOVICE PENNANT ) 64 19 19 2.11 Bonner RG (Germany) 65 25 19 3.08 DRC Hannover (Germany) I 66 42 19 4.70 Aviron Toulousain (France) 67 56 19 4.96 Osnabrucker RV (Germany) 68 46 19 5.14 S.1 Marlow I 69 230 19 5.63 N S.2 Nottingham Britannia II 70 122 19 6.14 S.3 Pangbourne College 71 333 19 7.03 S.3 Westminster School 72 176 19 7.52 S.2 Star I 73 194 19 7.66 P S.2 Imperial College IV 74 338 19 7.87 N S.4 Christ's College, Cambridge ( WINNER OF THE SENIOR 4 PENNANT ) 75 196 19 8.14 S.1 Reading I 76 28 19 8.21 Crabtree II 77 91 19 8.45 S.2 Norwich I 78 125 19 8.76 S.2 Tideway Scullers' School II 79 71 19 9.04 Nottingham Boat Club I 80 257 19 9.18 Thames VI 81 173 19 9.72 S.1 Downing College, Cambridge 82 297 19 9.91 N S.3 Hampton School I 83 64 19 10.11 S.4 U Glasgow University I 84 129 19 10.40 P N Commercial Rowing Club Dublin 85 202 19 10.65 S.4 U Warwick University 86 174 19 10.96 S.2 City of Bristol I 87 113 19 11.51 S.2 Agecroft II 88 134 19 11.52 N Hamburger und Germania RC (Germany) 89 94 19 12.05 S.2 Aberdeen University 90 37 19 12.13 S.1 Maidenhead I 91 54 19 12.63 S.1 Auriol Kensington I 92 361 19 12.64 S.1 Weybridge I 93 66 19 12.67 S.1 Glasgow 94 74 19 12.78 S.3 Thames III 95 252 19 13.43 Bremervorde RTSV (Germany) 96 317 19 13.45 NOV Imperial College V 97 294 19 14.20 N S.3 Canford School 98 79 19 14.33 Lea I 99 339 19 15.06 N S.4 U Goldie (Cambridge University) 100 124 19 15.17 S.3 U Bath University I 101 108 19 15.24 S.2 U University College, London 102 107 19 15.49 S.1 Royal Chester II 103 65 19 15.66 S.1 Molesey III 104 259 19 18.03 S.1 Cantabrigian I 105 41 19 18.61 S.2 U Newcastle University I 106 131 19 18.71 N Erster Kieler RC von 1862 (Germany) 107 53 19 19.08 Berliner RG Wiking (Germany) II 108 220 19 19.66 N S.2 City of Cambridge 109 68 19 19.81 S.1 Vesta I 110 256 19 20.21 S.2 U Reading University I 111 104 19 20.57 S.1 Furnivall II 112 45 19 20.65 S.2 Radley College I 113 93 19 20.74 S.2 London VI 114 223 19 20.93 N S.2 Exeter College, Oxford 115 105 19 21.22 Munster RV von 1882 (Germany) 116 172 19 21.40 S.4 U University of the West of England I 117 281 19 21.48 S.2 Sons of the Thames I 118 40 19 21.67 S.2 U2 Oxford Brookes University IV ( FASTEST BUSA SECOND CREW ) 119 76 19 22.37 Black Sheep I 120 61 19 22.48 Baden RC (Switzerland) 121 171 19 22.70 S.2 U Birmingham University I 122 101 19 23.06 S.2 Rob Roy II 123 396 19 23.21 Staines I 124 109 19 24.14 S.2 U2 Durham University II 125 222 19 24.33 N S.2 U Edinburgh University I 126 224 19 24.34 N S.2 King's School, Chester 127 110 19 25.19 P Treviris Trier (Germany) I 128 135 19 25.31 N I.N.S.A. Lyon (France) 129 95 19 25.43 Favorite Hammonia RC, Hamburg (Germany) I 130 89 19 25.76 Marbacher RV (Germany) 131 106 19 26.09 S.2 U Manchester University I 132 72 19 26.17 S.1 Hereford 133 151 19 26.26 N KRV Brugge (Belgium) II 134 187 19 26.80 S.1 Gloucester 135 270 19 27.11 S.2 HMF Royal Military Academy Sandhurst 136 262 19 27.49 S.1 City of Oxford II 137 158 19 27.62 S.2 Upper Thames II 138 111 19 27.66 S.2 Cambridge '99 I 139 191 19 27.95 P S.3 Nottingham University II 140 183 19 28.10 S.2 Bridgnorth 141 201 19 28.32 S.1 Llandaff I 142 32 19 29.59 Bremer RV von 1882 (Germany) 143 63 19 29.66 S.1 Walton I 144 43 19 30.10 S.2 U Loughborough Students I 145 161 19 31.40 S.2 Grosvenor 146 132 19 31.93 N Forward RC Morges (Switzerland) 147 128 19 32.13 N Coleraine Academical Institution 148 169 19 32.43 Hansa RG Hamburg (Germany) I 149 60 19 33.42 S.2 U King's College, London I 150 221 19 33.81 N S.2 Clydesdale 151 206 19 34.26 S.1 Henley II 152 84 19 34.55 S.2 Molesey IV 153 242 19 34.71 S.3 York University I 154 100 19 35.09 P S.3 Caius College, Cambridge 155 163 19 35.13 S.2 Hertford College, Oxford 156 96 19 35.91 S.1 York City 157 276 19 35.98 S.2 Walbrook & Royal Canoe Club II 158 168 19 36.31 S.2 Auriol Kensington II 159 51 19 37.27 N Hollingworth Lake 160 78 19 37.41 S.3 Monmouth School I 161 121 19 37.52 S.2 Durham I 162 189 19 37.58 S.3 U Sheffield University I 163 231 19 37.64 N S.2 Sudbury II 164 81 19 37.68 S.4 Emmanuel College, Cambridge I 165 114 19 38.18 Favorite Hammonia RC, Hamburg (Germany) II 166 375 19 38.19 NOV Mortlake Anglian and Alpha 167 117 19 38.36 S.3 U Exeter University 168 177 19 38.53 Tegel RC 1886, Berlin (Germany) 169 318 19 38.58 S.4 Lea II 170 180 19 38.82 S.1 Curlew I 171 237 19 39.93 N S.2 Imperial College VII 172 393 19 40.54 S.3 U Lancaster University I 173 156 19 41.12 N S.1 Tideway Scullers' School III 174 204 19 41.87 P S.4 St Paul's School II 175 280 19 42.24 S.1 Reading II 176 245 19 42.52 S.1 Walbrook & Royal Canoe Club I 177 236 19 42.96 N S.2 Lea IV 178 200 19 43.16 S.1 Wallingford II 179 186 19 43.42 University of Nantes (France) 180 47 19 43.82 S.1 Bosporos II 181 69 19 43.99 S.2 Wallingford I 182 182 19 44.17 S.2 Black Prince I 183 352 19 44.79 N S.4 Hampton School II 184 203 19 44.93 S.3 Imperial College School of Medicine I 185 366 19 44.95 S.2 City of Bristol II 186 130 19 45.39 N Duisburger RV (Germany) 187 303 19 45.92 N S.3 U2 King's College, London II 188 184 19 46.07 S.4 Southampton University I 189 179 19 46.81 S.2 Royal Grammar School, Worcester I 190 212 19 46.97 S.2 University College, Durham I 191 356 19 48.11 N S.4 Nottingham University III 192 346 19 48.15 N S.4 St George's College 193 214 19 48.86 S.3 U Leeds University I 194 102 19 49.02 S.3 Radley College II 195 283 19 49.29 S.2 Wadham College, Oxford 196 119 19 50.93 P S.4 First & Third Trinity, Cambridge 197 253 19 51.04 S.2 Vesta II 198 225 19 51.20 N S.2 Leicester 199 70 19 51.32 Bessel RC, Minden (Germany) 200 153 19 51.78 N Queens University, Belfast II 201 341 19 52.65 N S.4 Kingston Grammar School 202 285 19 52.79 S.2 Peterborough City I 203 154 19 52.84 N University College, Cork II 204 215 19 53.28 S.2 Northumbria University 205 80 19 53.56 S.1 Furnivall I 206 241 19 53.60 S.2 U2 Newcastle University III 207 48 19 53.99 N Avon County 208 115 19 54.07 S.3 Lady Margaret Boat Club 209 268 19 56.20 S.3 U2 Glasgow University II 210 85 19 56.41 S.4 City of Oxford I 211 197 19 57.07 S.1 Northwich I 212 219 19 57.22 N Cerea (Italy) I 213 207 19 57.29 S.3 Kingston III 214 190 19 57.40 S.3 U Leicester University 215 233 19 57.81 N S.2 Worcester II 216 399 19 59.81 N NOV Cheltenham College 217 327 19 59.94 S.2 Huntingdon 218 170 20 0.43 S.3 Monkton Bluefriars 219 192 20 0.58 NOV Thames V 220 334 20 0.62 S.2 Curlew II 221 240 20 1.43 S.4 U2 University of Bristol II 222 307 20 1.84 S.3 Auriol Kensington III 223 120 20 2.56 Derby 224 165 20 2.62 S.2 Kingston II 225 239 20 2.62 Treviris Trier (Germany) II 226 58 20 2.65 S.2 U Strathclyde University I 227 103 20 2.67 S.4 King's School, Canterbury 228 157 20 2.90 Hermann Billung Celle (Germany) 229 320 20 3.32 S.3 Cambridge '99 II 230 97 20 4.03 S.1 Quintin II 231 250 20 4.05 NOV U2 Oxford Brookes University V 232 383 20 4.15 S.2 Cantabrigian II 233 185 20 4.37 S.2 Poplar Blackwall & District 234 166 20 4.84 Normannia RK Braunschweig (Germany) 235 229 20 4.89 N S.2 Abingdon School II 236 315 20 4.97 S.4 Royal Free & Univ.
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    TEDDINGTON REACH COORDINATION, 2020 May 2020 Note that many of the events in the calendar to date have not taken place and others in the future may also be cancelled because of restrictions imposed to protect against the Covid-19 virus. CONTENTS 1 – DEFINITIONS……………………………………………………………………………page 1-2 2 – PROGRAMME 2020..………………………………………………………………….pages 2-7 3 – REGULAR CLUB ACTIVITIES NOT INCLUDED ON REACH PROGRAMME, AND CLUB CONTACT DETAILS………page 8-11 1 – DEFINITIONS Times am events finish by 13.00 hours. pm events start on or after 13.00 hours Reach sections (Map to come in next draft) 1 Molesey Lock to Thames Ditton Island. 2 Thames Ditton Island to Raven’s Ait 3 Raven’s Ait to Kingston Bridge 4 Kingston Bridge to Steven’s Ait 5 Steven’s Ait to the inlet near the Royal Canoe Club 6 The inlet near the Royal Canoe Club to Broom Water 7 Broom Water to Teddington Lock Cut .Priority 1 River Closure means that the event is controlled by the EA ([email protected] ) and other clubs must not organise events at that time. River closures can only be applied between November and March. River Restriction means that the event is controlled by the EA ([email protected] ), the river is restricted and other clubs must not organise events in the restricted section at that time. Exclusive (Excl) means that other clubs participating in this Reach Coordination must not organise events at the same time. (When possible, sailing clubs are expected to offer races for all the classes sailing on the Reach.) Priority (Pri) means that the club has priority for its event and other clubs wishing to organise events on the same day MUST liaise with it prior to the event ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT in order to avoid clashes.
  • Women's Eights Head of the River Race 2001 E

    Women's Eights Head of the River Race 2001 E

    Women's Eights Head of the River Race 2001 FINAL RESULTS Finis Start Crew Event Award Min. Sec's Posn No. 18 THAMES RC A E Head 19 22.28 z too UNIVERSITY OF LONDON WBC E 19 47.88 35 IMPERIAL COLLEGE/OUEENS TOWER BC A E 19 49.32 424 THAMES RC B S'l Sen 1 20 22.72 558 WALLINGFORD RC B sl c 20 30.91 oo UPPER THAMES RC A sl c 20 39.54 72 MOLESEY BC A E C 20 52.51 810 LADY ELEANOR HOLLES. THE BC A SJ Sch/Jun 20 54.52 973 THAMES RC D 52 Sen 2 20 57.48 10 37 IMPERIAL COLLEGE/OUEENS TOWER BC B sl 20 58.93 11 20 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY WBC A 53 Univ 81 21 0.09 E 12 30 TWICKENHAM RC A Jt u zt u.30 133 KINGSTON RC A 53 Sen 3 21 3.72 t 14 163 BELVOIR RC E Overseas 21 5 o 15 25 THAMES RC C 52 C 21 7.97 Penalty given ,.i 16 32 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY WBC C s3 u 82 21 11.69 17 171 THAMES TRADESMEN'S RC A slc21 12 g 18 9 BRISTOL UNIVERSITY OF BC A s3 u 21 12.06 t 19 170 REBECCA s1 21 12.16 g 20 14 MOLESEY BC B JZ U Zt t4.5(' 21 35 NOTTINGHAM BC Sl Provincial 21 16.57 cB 22 167 DAME ALICE H SCH/NCRA/QUEENS PARK s1 21 16.62 23 vo THAMES RC E E C 21 16.78 247 OSIRIS A s2u82117 € 25 40 EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY BC A s3 u 21 18.03 o\ 26 169 HEADINGTON SCHOOL OXFORD BC A s'l 21 18.37 I 27 '18 NOTTINGHAM UNIVERSITY BC A s2 u B 21 19'19 28 161 ANGARIA HANNOVER E O 21 2039 g 29 22 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY WBC B s3 u 21 20.55 o JU 23 AURIOL KENSINGTON RC A s2 c 21 21.81 N 31 15 OXFORD UNIVERSITY WLBC A s3uB21 23.46 H 32 45 OXFORD, CITY OF A s2 c 21 25.91 c) 33 19 MARLOW RC B Dl u zt zo.J .Fl 34 26 FURNIVALL SC A sl c 21 26.87 & 35 53 OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY BC A E* 21 27.29