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With Christmas Day just around the corner, COBRA day will shortly follow on the 27th!
For everyone wanting to race or spectate the races will begin at 10am🚣🏻♀️
We would love to see as many as you as possible at the dinner taking place at the Golf Links Hotel, Portrush at 7:30.
Please follow the link below to purchase tickets
https://www.cobrarowing.co.uk/events
We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and look forward to seeing you on the 27th!
Over the weekend we had COBRA members competing in Rutherford Head and back at home in Queen’s Head of the River.
On the Tyne Rachel Bradley and Kirsty Dalzell raced in the Women’s 4x- event for Newcastle University and University of Nottingham respectively. Rachel’s quad convincingly won the category with Kirsty’s quad coming in 3rd. In division 2 Rachel’s VIII+ was the fastest overall crew! 🏆
On the Lagan, Hugh Moore won the Men’s Senior 1x event with Fergus Bryce coming in 2nd. Hugh and Fergus later joined forces to win the Men’s Senior 4x- and the fastest time of the day. John Harte coxed both the Women’s and Men’s Senior IV+ to victory.
Our CGS rowers also performed impressively at Queen’s Head, coming away with wins in the Men’s J15 4x+ and 8x+ and Women’s J15 4x- and 8x+. 🥇
Last weekend, COBRA member Rachel Bradley competed in the U23 and Senior trials for GB in Boston. Impressively, she placed 14th overall and 3rd in the U23 category, an outstanding achievement considering the trials included Great Britain's most recent Olympic team.
Well done Rachel!
Newcastle University Boat Club
Great to host some QUB Alumni this afternoon for a quick spin out on the Bann
Queen's Rowing
A remarkable achievement by all involved!
Final reminder folks! It would be great to see some familiar faces at the gym supporting this event
We encourage all members to visit CrossFit Coleraine on Saturday morning, whether to participate or simply stop in and say hello to all the athletes in the gym.
This event is gaining momentum, so please continue sharing and spreading the word!
The CGSRC table quiz last night was a resounding success, raising an impressive £1300 towards the purchase of a new boat.
The event was organized solely by the CGSRC Fundraising team, whose hard work and planning were instrumental to its success.
Thank you to everyone who attended and supported this event - your continued support is greatly appreciated.
COBRA members Matthew Boyce and Jack Edgar took advantage of the favorable conditions on the River Bann today. They squeezed in a quick paddle before exchanging their one pieces for some salopettes and spending the afternoon coaching.
Reminder about this great fundraising event happening on Friday! It should be a good nights craic