Cambridge University Women's Boat Club

ICYMI: We will be operating from the Cambridge University Boat Club page from now on.

This account will merge with Cambridge University Boat Club on Sunday 13th September.

Make sure to 'LIKE' Cambridge University Boat Club to keep up to date on all news

ICYMI: We will be operating from the Cambridge University Boat Club page as the University of Cambridge Boat Clubs (CUBC, CUWBC and CULRC) become one. Make sure to like Cambridge University Boat Club to keep up to date on all news.

We Are Cambridge

In April 2020, the members of the University of Cambridge Boat Clubs (CUBC, CUWBC and CULRC) voted overwhelmingly to form a single high performance rowing club for women, men and lightweight athletes to compete in the Boat Race against Oxford.

On September 1st, 2020, the official launch of the ​new ​Cambridge University Boat Club (CUBC) will take place.

Moving forward, CUBC will operate from and this page will be closed. If you don’t already, please make sure to follow to keep supporting and to keep up to date on all club news, developments, progress and events.

https://www.cam.ac.uk/coronavirus/news/message-for-students-from-professor-graham-virgo-academic-year-2020-21-further-information

Message for students from Professor Graham Virgo: Academic year 2020-21 - further information This message is for students who will be continuing their studies during the academic year 2020-21.

If you have not heard this fantastic podcast with Cath Bishop, Pembroke College Cambridge University of Cambridge Cambridge Judge Business School pop it on when you go for your daily walk!

Cath talks about sport, life, winning, success and all things related.

The Long Win, is the title of Cath's book which will be out later this year...



https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p08k52g6

Pat Marsh Magdalene College has always been a huge inspiration here at CUWBC read more about her latest activity post lockdown...

Follow Pat and Anton Wright on an incredible personal challenge along the Thames as they support The AHOY Centre a charity changing lives through sailing and rowing!

Pat and Anton's Thames Adventure Help The AHOY Centre raise money to support The AHOY Centre Charity

We are delighted to be taking part in the first ever inclusive boat race on the erg!

Meet the crews who will be competing in the 'live' virtual race on Saturday.

Bringing members of Cambridge University Women's Boat Club Cambridge University Lightweight Rowing Club and Cambridge University Boat Club the current team, alumni, Olympians and Paralympians 'together' to race for charity!

*******************Cambridge Team***********************

Sophie Paine Wolfson College
Jan Helmich Trinity Hall, Cambridge
Freddie Markanday Queens' College, Cambridge
Renae Domaschenz Darwin College Cambridge Rowing Australia
Miranda Clements Darwin College Cambridge
Pippa Whittaker Christ's College, Cambridge
Ollie Parish Peterhouse, Cambridge
Tom Ransley Hughes Hall, Cambridge

MORE DETAILS and how to support

Virtual boat race crews – Power2Inspire Watch it hereThe mch.london virtual boat race will be streamed ‘live’ online on Saturday at 3pm Click to watch All the infoDiscover how the first ever mch.london virtual boat race came into being Click For More Donate Now Donate Now

Last September Cambridge University Women's Boat Club joined Power2Inspire for a day of inclusive sport with local children and business.

It was so much fun we are back enjoying sport with them again but this time with a difference!

Virtual racing crews with alumni and current members of Cambridge University Lightweight Rowing Club Cambridge University Boat Club & Cambridge University Women's Boat Club

Open weight, lightweight, women, men, Olympians, Paralympians & world champions rowing, students and alumni....

Who are we racing? Oxford of course!

Save the Date - 13th June 2020 at 3pm

More details to follow - https://www.power2inspire.org.uk/