2023 British Rowing Junior Championships

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2023 British Rowing Junior Championships
Venue Strathclyde Country Park
Location Motherwell, North Lanarkshire
Dates14–16 July 2023
  2022
2024  

The 2023 British Rowing Junior Championships were the 51st edition of the National Junior Championships, held from 14 to 16 July 2023 at the Strathclyde Country Park in Motherwell, North Lanarkshire. [1]

They are organised and sanctioned by British Rowing, and are open to British junior rowers. [2]

Winners

EventGoldSilverBronze
Open J18 1x Calpe Tideway Scullers Durham ARC
Open J18 2- George Watson's Claires Court NCRA
Open J18 2x Trentham Chester-le-Street/Tyne RC St Andrew BC
Open J18 4- Windsor Boys' Great Marlow School Aberdeen Schools
Open J18 4x Windsor Boys' Trentham Tees RC
Open J18 8+ Reading Blue Coat Claires Court NCRA/Nottingham & Union
Open J16 1x Bewl Bridge Grange School Wycliffe Junior
Open J16 2- Mediterranean Newark RC Durham ARC
Open J16 2x Bewl Bridge Kingston GS Windsor Boys'
Open J16 4+ Reading Blue Coat Kingston GS NCRA/Nottingham & Union
Open J16 4x Grange School Kingston GS Windsor Boys'
Open J15 1x Trentham Durham ARC Tideway Scullers
Open J15 2x Hexham Exeter Shanklin Sandown
Open J15 4x+ Windsor Boys' Windsor Boys' Wallingford RC
Open J14 1x Hinksey Lea Durham ARC
Open J14 2x Trentham Bewl Bridge Lea
Open J15 4x+ Windsor Boys' Windsor Boys' Guildford
Women J18 1x Glasgow Academy Kingston GS Evesham RC
Women J18 2- Aberdeen Schools/Strathclyde Park Aberdeen Univ/Glasgow Univ NCRA
Women J18 2x William Perkin's Evesham RC Lea
Women J18 4x Kingston GS Lea Bewl Bridge/NCRA/Peterborough/Tyne RC
Women J18 4- Aberdeen Schools Aberdeen Univ/Glasgow Univ/George Watson's Aberdeen Schools
Women J18 8+ Aberdeen Schools Kingston GS William Perkin's
Women J16 1x Barn Elms Evesham RC Doncaster SRA
Women J16 2- Tyne RC Hinksey Trentham
Women J16 2x William Perkin's Trentham RGS Worcester
Women J16 4+ Wallingford RC Trentham Tyne RC
Women J16 4x Kingston GS William Perkin's/Wallingford RC Royal Chester/Trafford RC
Women J15 1x Glasgow Academy Lea Calpe
Women J15 2x Calpe Lea City of Bristol
Women J15 4x+ Glasgow Academy Bradford GS/Hexham/Tyne RC AB Severn/City of Bristol
Women J14 1x Exeter Glasgow RC Henley
Women J14 2x Cantabrigian City of Bristol Lambton
Women J14 4x+ Henley Great Marlow School City of Bristol
Key
Symbolmeaning
1, 2, 4, 8crew size
+ coxed
-coxless
x sculls
14Under-14
15Under-15
16Under-16
18Under-18

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References

  1. "British Rowing Junior Champs". British Rowing. Retrieved 7 August 2023.
  2. "Race Information results". Row results. Retrieved 7 August 2023.