Events and Recent Winners The National Schools Regatta

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1 events , recent winners

1.1 queen mother challenge cup (ch.8+)

1.1.1 recent winners


1.2 child beale cup

1.2.1 recent winners


1.3 other championship events

1.3.1 2014
1.3.2 2013


1.4 j17 events

1.4.1 2013


1.5 j16 events

1.5.1 2013







events , recent winners
queen mother challenge cup (ch.8+)

the queen mother challenge cup championship eights regatta s premier event, featuring first eights of traditional, championship rowing schools of england. event attracts approximately 12 entries each year, smaller schools entering child beale cup school eights. queen mother forms part of title known triple , consists of championship eights @ schools head of river race , princess elizabeth challenge cup @ henley royal regatta. due high level of competition, queen mother challenge cup has been won 9 schools , 1 club:


eton college (16 wins), abingdon school (6 wins), hampton school (6 wins), radley college (5 wins), shrewsbury school (3 wins), st. edwards school (3 wins), westminster school (2 wins), pangbourne college (1 win), st paul s school (1 win), wallingford schools boat club (1 win)


recent winners

2017-st paul s school
2016-westminster school
2015-westminster school
2014-abingdon school
2013-abingdon school
2012-abingdon school

child beale cup

the child beale cup school 1st viiis , has traditionally been entered smaller , less established schools, lacking depth of larger rowing schools. 1 month later @ henley, 1st eights , championship eights race in princess elizabeth challenge cup.


recent winners

2017-molesey boat club
2016-the london oratory school
2015-shiplake college
2014-pangbourne college
2013-st george s college, weybridge
2012-king s college school, wimbledon

other championship events
2014

chg.8+ headington school
ch.4x westminster school
chg.4x marlow rowing club
ch.4- pangbourne college
chg.4- st george s college
ch.4+ monmouth school
ch.2x westminster school
chg.2x marlow rowing club
ch.2- eton college
chg.2- kingston grammar school
ch.1x norwich rowing club s.parsonage
chg.1x nottingham rowing club a.thornton

2013

chg.8+ headington school
ch.4x marlow rowing club
chg.4x gloucester hartpury
ch.4- hampton school
chg.4- headington school
ch.4+ abingdon school
ch.2x walton rowing club
chg.2x lea rowing club
ch.2- walton rowing club
chg.2- sir william perkins s school
ch.1x leander club s.devereux
chg.1x bacup & rawtenstall grammar school/hollingworth lake rowing club j.leyden

j17 events

j17.1x sir william borlase s grammar school f.russell
j17g.1x nottingham rowing club k. edwards

2013

j17.1x windsor boys school j.white
j17g.1x tideway scullers school s.budgett

j16 events
2013

j16ch.8+ eton college
j161st.8+ reading blue coat school
j162nd.8+ hampton school
j16g.8+ marlow rowing club
j16.4x sir william borlase s grammar school
j16g.4x marlow rowing club
j16.4- latymer upper school
j16.4+ king s school, chester
j16g.4+ lady eleanor holles school
j16.2x marlow rowing club
j16g.2x marlow rowing club
j16.2- st. paul s school
j16g.2- kingston grammar school
j16.1x nottingham rowing club r.law
j16g.1x nottingham rowing club k.edwards




^ past winners . national schools regatta. archived original on 10 october 2007. retrieved 2007-05-29. 






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