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词条 National Schools' Regatta
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  1. History

  2. Events and Recent Winners

     Queen Mother Challenge Cup (Ch.8+)  Recent Winners  Child Beale Cup  Recent Winners  Other Championship events  2014  2013  J17 Events  2013  J16 Events  2013 

  3. Course Records

  4. The Course

     2008 Regatta 

  5. See also

  6. References

  7. External links

National Schools' Regatta is the largest rowing regatta for junior rowers in Great Britain. Held annually in May, the three day regatta offers events for junior rowers between the categories J14 and J18.

History

The regatta was first raced in 1947 as the "Colts and Third Eights Regatta", when Desmond Hill the master-in-charge of rowing at St Edward's School, Oxford, invited the third VIIIs of Shrewsbury, Bedford and Radley to race against St. Edwards in Godstow. The event was repeated annually at a number of locations in the Thames valley, and then later at Pangbourne, until in 1963 when it moved to the Child Beale Trust Estate. With the growth of the regatta and the addition of many more events for junior crews the regatta changed its name to "The National Schools' Regatta" in 1964. In 1973 the regatta moved to Holme Pierrepont, due to the frequency of unfair weather conditions at the Child Beale Estate, and the ability to hold six lane racing at Holme Pierrepont. With the possible closure of the lake announced, it was feared that the regatta would have to move location again, but the closure threats receded and the regatta remained in Nottingham. Owing to Holme Pierrepoint having organised a triathlon over the desired weekend, the organisers were forced to relocate the regatta to Dorney Lake in 2016, where it was held again in 2017 and in 2018.

Events and Recent Winners

Queen Mother Challenge Cup (Ch.8+)

The Queen Mother Challenge Cup for championship eights is the regatta's premier event, featuring the first eights of the traditional, 'championship' rowing schools of England. The event attracts approximately 12 entries each year, with smaller schools usually entering the Child Beale Cup for School eights. The Queen Mother forms part of the title known as 'The Triple', which also consists of Championship eights at the Schools' Head of the River Race and The Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup at Henley Royal Regatta. Due to the high level of competition, the Queen Mother Challenge Cup has only been won by nine schools and one 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), St Paul's School (2 wins), Westminster School (2 wins),

Pangbourne College (1 win),

Wallingford Schools Boat Club (1 win)[1]

Recent Winners

  • 2018-St Paul's School
  • 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 is for School 1st VIIIs and has traditionally been entered by smaller and less well established schools, lacking the depth of the larger rowing schools. One month later at Henley, 1st eights and Championship eights race together in the Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup.

Recent Winners

  • 2018-Bedford School
  • 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

Course Records

Since 2014 Regatta
  • Championship Eight - Abingdon School - 2013 - 5:49.48
  • Championship Girl's Eight - Headington School - 2017 - 6:43.08
  • Championship Quad - Sir William Borlase's School - 2012 - 6:12.03
  • Championship Girl's Quad - Canford School - 2012 - 6:59.04

The Course

The regatta used to be held at the National Water Centre just outside Nottingham, as it is one of only a few multi-laned courses in Britain. Sometimes the weather is windy, so the regatta may have to be cancelled. This led to calls for the regatta to be moved to Dorney Lake, where the 2012 Olympics rowing events took place, although it is just as much prone to wind problems. Although the National Water Sports Centre is better placed geographically for competitors to travel to from across the country, the regatta was moved to Dorney Lake in 2016 and has been held there since.

2008 Regatta

After three 1st VIIIs, entered in the Childe Beale Cup, from The King's School, Canterbury, Bedford Modern School, and Shiplake College, swamped, it was decided by the officials to completely cancel the rest of the racing for both the Saturday and Sunday. The officials have been heavily criticised for not reacting quickly to the situation, and for not stopping racing earlier, instead placing some of the athletes in serious danger - an eight from The Oratory School ploughed straight into the swamped crew from The King's School, Canterbury, hitting some with blades and damaging their boat, moments later the Kingston Grammar School eight narrowly avoided hitting the Bedford Modern School eight, a black Resolute which was very difficult to see in the wavey conditions.[2]

See also

  • Rowing (sport)
  • Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup
  • Schools' Head of the River Race

References

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://nsr.org.uk/Winners/winners_chb.htm |title=Past Winners |accessdate=2007-05-29 |work=National Schools Regatta |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20071010015820/http://nsr.org.uk/Winners/winners_chb.htm |archivedate=10 October 2007 |deadurl=yes |df= }}
2. ^{{Citation|last=Nicholas Waugh|title=English National Schools' sinkage|date=2008-05-25|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3WJw33dhAE&feature=youtu.be|access-date=2019-03-02}}

External links

  • Official website
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