For the Juniors, Jake and Pierre came 3rd with a time of 12.38 in the J18 2x beaten only by two very strong crews from Star / Leander.
Ross and Jack also came 3rd in the pair beaten by two crews from Kingston again J18s with a time of 13.12.
Andrew and Dylan raced twice in the J18 2x and IM3 2x but improving from race to race (14.40 and 14.13).
The boys J17 quad racing at J18 came 3rd again beaten only by the Star/Leander and Henley J18s with a time of 11.47. They did beat the Bewl crew that took bronze at Nat Schools by 48 secs, however.
Sally and Tamsin rowed a composite with Bewl and were competitive against stiff opposition on the day
Overall the Juniors have raised the bar with their performances.
As expected, the experimental Masters Vet D4x were beaten by both Ardingly quads. The time: 12.07 v 11.53 for their Vet D crew and 11.56 for their Vet E crew. That said, Ardingly have one of the most competitive veteran sculling squads in the country, coming 3rd and 1st respectively at last year's Open events at the Vet Nat Champs, so this was not too shabby. We will get a better picture of where we fit at the Vets Fours Head in November.
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A small MIRC contingent made its way to Henley to compete at the Upper Thames Head. We put 6 Junior crews and 1 Masters crew into a competitive field for the 2 mile race. gul ahmed lawn , lawn suits online shopping , lawn dresses online , pakistani designer lawn suits , pakistani cotton suits online , lawn collection , lawn suit design , new lawn collection , unstitched suits pakistani , lawn suits with prices Compared to the Medway, steering at Henley with the white posts taken away is a relative breeze, with only a gentle long bend to contend with. However, the strong headwind and upstream conditions meant that it would be very expensive if you found yourself carried out into the stream.
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