University of Nottingham Boat Club

24 hour row‼️
This weekend (9th-10th December) we will be rowing for 24 hours to raise money for our sponsoring charity Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre.
They are an incredible charity who have helped us, so now is time to give back!

Read more about the charity on our fundraising page. Please any donations would be hugely appreciated 💚💛

Additionally we will document on our instagram page so make sure to check it out.
We have partnered with a few exciting brands to help us get through the 24 hours.

Here is the link

Help raise £4000 to Fundraise for our partnering charity Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre by rowing 24 hours straight Weʼre raising money to Fundraise for our partnering charity Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre by rowing 24 hours straight. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

UoNBC Tiger Ball 2023 💃🏼
That time of year to get out your best frock & suit up for a night of awards, food, and dancing is fast approaching
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Tiger Ball will take place on 4th February 2023 at Goosedale
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Tickets will be out in the next week with deals for alumni and plus ones - ticket price includes transport two and from the venue, a meal and wine🧃
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Keep an eye on our socials for the ticket release👀

Wallingford Head 2022🚣🏻‍♂️
After a morning of races from the first division, the second division was unfortunately cancelled due to increased stream speeds. However, there were great performances from all crews despite tough conditions, results are as follows:

Op8+ Band 2 (Crew 23) – 2nd

Op8+ Band 2 (Crew 27) – 5th

Op8+ Band 3 (Crew 30) – 2nd

W4+ (Crew 260) – 4th

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Well done to everyone who raced and fingers crossed for better conditions next time🤞

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We Are Hiring🚣🏻‍♂️
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Lead Novice Coach
* We are currently seeking a lead coach for our novice program for the 2022/23 season
* Coaching qualification or significant experience in both sweep and sculling required, and hold appropriate insurance

Volunteer Coaches
* We are currently seeking volunteer coaches for the 2022/23 season to support the programme led by our Head of Rowing across all levels of the club
* We will endeavour to match experience and aims with opportunities at the club

Please register your interest for either role by 12pm on Monday 26th September via Head Coach Adrian Roberts [email protected]

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COMMITTEE 2022/23
Rounding up our committee we have our recruitment officer, Ed, and Alumni Liaison Officer, Matt, who will be dealing with queries on either side of being a UoNBC member
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ED O’NEILL

Role: Recruitment Officer
Overview: Handles queries from those interested in joining the club and helps with their transition into our squads through the organisation of pre-season camp
Course: Management Bsc
Year: 3
Highlight: Racing Champ Quads A final at BUCS after 2 years of no rowing post covid

MATT BELL
Role: Alumni Liaison Officer
Overview: Responsible for maintaining club connections with those who’s time at the club has come to an end but who are still very much a part of the UoNBC community
Course: Geography
Year: 3

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COMMITTEE 2022/23
Introducing the next three members of our committee, our Social Secretary, Press Officer, and Welfare Officer
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JERRICK SOBIN
Role: Social Secretary
Overview: responsible for organising of club social events - the go-to man when it comes to a Crisis Wednesday and post training BBQs
Course: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Year: 2
Highlight: getting to race at henley for the first time, and last years tiger ball🕺

TESSA WILLIAMS
Role: Press Officer
Overview: tasked with upkeep of the social media pages, keeping members past and present up to date with events and races whilst providing interesting content for people to enjoy!
Course: History
Year: 3
Highlight: Evening rows on the Trent in the summer🌞

LULU HAMBERGER
Role: Welfare Officer
Overview: oversees the general welfare of the clubs athletes, acting as a point of contact for rowers to raise any welfare concerns, and also to provide material to assist those who prefer to seek help elsewhere
Course: Architecture
Year: 3
Highlight: Coxing our novice W4- down the BUCS Regatta course to a bronze medal 🥉

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COMMITTEE 2022/23
Next up we have have our Boatwoman and Secretary!
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JESS ROBINSON

Role: Boatwoman
Overview: Responsible for the maintenance of our fleet and boathouse, acting as a point of contact for those with any issues regarding equipment
Course: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 4
Highlight: Stepping up to cox for the first time during what turned out to be a storm (it was an experience to say the least)

CHARLOTTE BRAND

Role: Secretary
Overview: a key component of the behind-the-scenes action prior to our crews taking to the water, Charlotte will oversee the entry of our crews into races and also the running of committee meetings
Course: Geography and Business
Year: 2

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COMMITTEE 2022/23
Introducing our captains! They’ll be responsible for the organisation of their respective squads during training and competitions, and act as the link between our athletes and their coaches📣
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CHRIS CHANNER

Role: Men’s Captain
Course: Politics and International Relations
Year: 3

JOSIE CUNNINGTON
Role: Women’s Captain
Course: Medicine
Year: 3
Highlight: Winning bronze at BUCS and training leading up to it, the atmosphere was so supportive and exciting it was great to be a part of😊

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COMMITTEE 2022/23
Next up it’s the finance guys! James and Lewis will be overseeing the club’s finances this year and dealing with the co-ordination of fundraising events
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JAMES SWINBURN

Role: Treasurer
Course: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 3
Highlight: Coming back from injury to come 4th in inter quads and 11th in inter-doubles at bucs after just four weeks of training

LEWIS WEBB

Role: Fund-raising and Sponsorship
Course: Economics
Year: 2

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COMMITTEE 2022/23

As we get ready for pre-season in the coming weeks we would like to introduce the UoNBC Committee for the 2022/23 season🚣🏻‍♂️
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First things first, a massive thank you to the outgoing committee for all their hard work and commitment to the club, we hope to carry on your hard work💚
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Introducing our presidents…

ETHAN PAGE-MASON

Role: President
Overview: Oversees the activities and development of the club, supports the committee, and liaises with coaches and the wider community to ensure successful delivery of the programme
Course: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 3
Highlight: The opportunity to lead the club into the upcoming season with the success and challenges it will bring under the guidance of the new coaching team

OLIVIA APPLETON

Role: Vice-President
Overview: Supports the president, oversees the introduction of new kit, and organises our all-important Tiger Ball!
Course: Law LLB
Year: 3