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Spring Regatta Draw 2019 V.0 CAMBRIDGE NINES SPRING REGATTA May 2019 FINAL RESULTS TUES MAY 28 bold are winners Race Round Event Crew Number Crew name Outcome 10 Heat Women's Lower 31 Darwin College Boat Club W2 10 Heat Women's Lower 32 Chesterton RC W3 11 Heat Women's Lower 33 Cantabridgian Rowing Club Prog F&J 11 Heat Women's Lower 34 Champion of the Thames W5/W6 12 Heat Women's Lower 35 Magdalene Boat Club W2 12 Heat Women's Lower 36 Queens' College Boat Club W3 13 Heat Women's Lower 37 Corpus Christi College Boat Club W2 13 Heat Women's Lower 38 Caius Boat Club Sirens 14 Heat Men's Lower 20 Cantabrigan Scratchyhunters 14 Heat Men's Lower 21 Champion of the Thames Pls Don't Capsize 15 Heat Men's Lower 15 Heat Men's Lower 23 Sidney Sussex Boat Club M2 16 Heat Men's Lower 24 Pembroke College Boat Club M3 16 Heat Men's Lower 25 Darwin M2 17 Optional row Men's Lower 21 Semi-Final Women's Lower 32 Chesterton RC W3 21 Semi-Final Women's Lower 33 Cantabridgian Rowing Club Prog F&J 22 Semi-Final Women's Lower 35 Magdalene Boat Club W2 22 Semi-Final Women's Lower 37 Corpus Christi College Boat Club W2 23 Plate Semi-Final Women's Lower 31 Darwin College Boat Club W2 23 Plate Semi-Final Women's Lower 34 Champion of the Thames W5/W6 24 Plate Semi-Final Women's Lower 36 Queens' College Boat Club W3 24 Plate Semi-Final Women's Lower 38 Caius Boat Club Sirens 25 Semi-Final Men's Lower 21 Champion of the Thames Pls Don't Capsize 25 Semi-Final Men's Lower 23 Sidney Sussex Boat Club M2 26 Semi-Final Men's Lower 24 Pembroke College Boat Club M3 26 Semi-Final Men's Lower 27 Plate Final Men's Lower 20 Cantabrigan Scratchyhunters 27 Plate Final Men's Lower 25 Darwin M2 28 spare race Men's Lower 30 Final Women's Lower 32 Chesterton RC W3 30 Final Women's Lower 37 Corpus Christi College Boat Club W2 31 Plate Final Women's Lower 31 Darwin College Boat Club W2 31 Plate Final Women's Lower 36 Queens' College Boat Club W3 32 Final Men's Lower 24 Pembroke College Boat Club M3 32 Final Men's Lower 23 Sidney Sussex Boat Club M2 33 spare race 33 spare race 34 Heat Men's Middle 12 Jesus College M2 34 Heat Men's Middle 13 35 Heat Men's Middle 14 35 Heat Men's Middle 15 Queens' College Boat Club MSpice 36 Heat Men's Middle 16 Chesterton M2 36 Heat Men's Middle 17 Fitzwilliam College M2 37 Heat Men's Middle 18 St Catharine's College M2 37 Heat Men's Middle 19 Emmanuel M3 41 Semi-Final Men's Middle 12 Jesus College M2 41 Semi-Final Men's Middle 15 Queens' College Boat Club MSpice 42 Semi-Final Men's Middle 17 Fitzwilliam College M2 42 Semi-Final Men's Middle 19 Emmanuel M3 43 spare race 43 spare race 44 Plate Final Men's Middle 16 Chesterton M2 44 Plate Final Men's Middle 18 St Catharine's College M2 54 Heat Mens Upper 5 Cantabridgian Rowing Club M2 54 Heat Mens Upper 6 Girton College Boat Club M1 55 Heat Mens Upper 7 St Catharine's College M1 55 Heat Mens Upper 8 Wolfson College M1 56 Heat Mens Upper 9 Hughes Hall M1 56 Heat Mens Upper 10 Lady Margaret Boat Club M2 57 Optional row Mens Upper 11 Chesterton M1 57 Optional row Mens Upper 58 Final Men's Middle 12 Jesus College M2 58 Final Men's Middle 19 Emmanuel M3 59 spare race 59 spare race 60 Semi-Final Women's Upper 27 Jesus College W2 60 Semi-Final Women's Upper 28 Queens' College Boat Club W2 61 Semi-Final Women's Upper 29 Sidney Sussex Boat Club W1 61 Semi-Final Women's Upper 30 Rob Roy Boat Club 64 Heat Men's Top 1 Lady Margaret Boat Club M1 64 Heat Men's Top 2 Jesus College M1 65 Heat Men's Top 3 Emmanuel M1 65 Heat Men's Top 4 Queens' College Boat Club M1 66 Semi-Final Mens Upper 5 Cantabridgian Rowing Club M2 66 Semi-Final Mens Upper 8 Wolfson College M1 67 Semi-Final Mens Upper 9 Hughes Hall M1 67 Semi-Final Mens Upper 11 Chesterton M1 68 Optional row Mens Upper 68 Optional row Mens Upper 10 Lady Margaret Boat Club M2 69 Plate Semi-Final Mens Upper 6 Girton College Boat Club M1 69 Plate Semi-Final Mens Upper 7 St Catharine's College M1 70 Final Women's Upper 28 Queens' College Boat Club W2 70 Final Women's Upper 29 Sidney Sussex Boat Club W1 71 Plate Final Women's Upper 27 Jesus College W2 71 Plate Final Women's Upper 30 Rob Roy Boat Club 72 Final Mens Upper 8 Wolfson College M1 72 Final Mens Upper 9 Hughes Hall M1 73 Plate Final Mens Upper 10 Lady Margaret Boat Club M2 73 Plate Final Mens Upper 7 St Catharine's College M1 74 Final Men's Top 1 Lady Margaret Boat Club M1 74 Final Men's Top 3 Emmanuel M1 75 Plate Final Men's Top 2 Jesus College M1 75 Plate Final Men's Top 4 Queens' College Boat Club M1 .
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