Thames

Thames Region The clubs of the Thames Regional Rowing Council are based along the course of the river Thames from its head waters in Oxford to Tower Bridge. The region's registered rowers represent approximately 41% of the ARA's total registered membership.

The region has 10 ARA divisions whose representatives cover more than 60 open rowing clubs, 60 universities and colleges, 46 schools and 70 events, including 30 regattas and 40 head races.

The 2000m course at Dorney Lake near Eton was the venue for the Rowing World Cup and the Coupe de la Jeunesse in 2005 and the World Rowing Championships in 2006. It will host the Olympic Rowing Regatta in 2012.

The 2000m Caversham rowing lake near Reading provides a first class training facility for our high performance athletes.

Thames Regional Rowing Council Website: http://www.thames-rrc.org

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Rowing the latest sport to join the 'Special Olympics'

On 27th June, 50 learning disabled athletes from the local Special Educational Needs schools took part in a rowing showcase

Kingston Rowing Club wins in build-up to Henley Royal Regatta

Kingston Rowing Club have enjoyed a successful month

Henley Royal Regatta - 2nd July to 6th July

It's one hundred years since Henley was host to the Olympic Regatta in 1908

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HENLEY VETERANS REGATTA (2 DAY)

Starts: 
11 Jul 2008

KINGSTON AMATEUR REGATTA

Starts: 
12 Jul 2008

KINGSTON BOROUGH REGATTA

Starts: 
13 Jul 2008
Regional Coaching Contact

Upper Thames: Sarah Birch
London: Phil Simmons
Tel: 0208 547 7373

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Regional Council Chairman

Martin Humphrys

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