Torpids 2012
February 2011
A hugely successful Torpids campaign saw five Lincoln boats racing, with three - M1, W1 and W2 achieving blades. Both W1 and W2 also succeeded in bumping up a division, with W2 entering the fixed divisions for the first time since 2006.
M1 - Up 4 - BLADES
M2 - Up 3
W1 - Up 6 - BLADES
W2 - Up 4 - BLADES
W3 - Down 4
For Crew Lists see here
Reports to follow...
February 2011
A hugely successful Torpids campaign saw five Lincoln boats racing, with three - M1, W1 and W2 achieving blades. Both W1 and W2 also succeeded in bumping up a division, with W2 entering the fixed divisions for the first time since 2006.
M1 - Up 4 - BLADES
M2 - Up 3
W1 - Up 6 - BLADES
W2 - Up 4 - BLADES
W3 - Down 4
For Crew Lists see here
Reports to follow...
LCBC exists to provide rowing training and competition facilities for the students of Lincoln
College, a constituent college of the University of Oxford. A combination of Lincoln's steely
determination to improve and the efforts of recent Boat Club Committees has culminated in
huge, recent successes for the club, most recently three sets of blades at Torpids 2012,
including blades for both first boats. We have also made our presence felt outside of Oxford,
with crews racing at Fairbairns, Quintin Head and Women's Head Of The River in the
2011/2012 season alone.
Lincoln boat club is truly inclusive, taking rowers from novice to international level and making sure that each and every rower receives top level coaching and support. Lincoln boats this year contained rowers from all over the globe, spanning an age range of almost twenty years.
The club also operates an excellent annual training camp abroad, this year to the Danube River in Budapest. The week long trip gives rowers a great chance to compress a term's worth of rowing into an intensive, but hugely fun, trip abroad.
LCBC also has a truly fantastic social side. Whether it's formal dinners and, wine and cheese evenings, or post-outing drinks at 'Spoons, crew dates and general banter, there is something for everyone socially at LCBC. Numerous social functions occur each term and much fun is had by all. For more information about LCBC's social side, please contact the Social Secretaries via the 'Committee' section on this site.
Whether you're a current rower, alumnus, or prospective student, you should find everything about rowing at Lincoln on this site. If you have any further queries, please do not hesistate to get in touch with any of the Committee members on the relevant section of this site.
Lincoln boat club is truly inclusive, taking rowers from novice to international level and making sure that each and every rower receives top level coaching and support. Lincoln boats this year contained rowers from all over the globe, spanning an age range of almost twenty years.
The club also operates an excellent annual training camp abroad, this year to the Danube River in Budapest. The week long trip gives rowers a great chance to compress a term's worth of rowing into an intensive, but hugely fun, trip abroad.
LCBC also has a truly fantastic social side. Whether it's formal dinners and, wine and cheese evenings, or post-outing drinks at 'Spoons, crew dates and general banter, there is something for everyone socially at LCBC. Numerous social functions occur each term and much fun is had by all. For more information about LCBC's social side, please contact the Social Secretaries via the 'Committee' section on this site.
Whether you're a current rower, alumnus, or prospective student, you should find everything about rowing at Lincoln on this site. If you have any further queries, please do not hesistate to get in touch with any of the Committee members on the relevant section of this site.
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Lincoln College,
Turl Street,
Oxford,
OX1 3DR
Turl Street,
Oxford,
OX1 3DR
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Women's Head Of The River 2012
3rd March 2012
W1 kept up their Torpids form at WeHORR, starting 198th and finishing 87th in a time of 22 minutes and 24 seconds, making them the second fastest Oxford College crew.
3rd March 2012
W1 kept up their Torpids form at WeHORR, starting 198th and finishing 87th in a time of 22 minutes and 24 seconds, making them the second fastest Oxford College crew.