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Welcome to QCBC!
Written by Administrator   
Apr 07, 2008 at 11:19 AM
ImageWelcome to the Queen's College Boat Club. Founded in 1827, the boat club of the Queen's College, Oxford, is one of the oldest in the world. To find out more about its history, please click here.




Last Updated ( Jun 20, 2009 at 12:35 AM )
Queen's Welcomes The 2009-2010 Committee
Written by Greg   
Jun 18, 2009 at 04:39 PM

QCBC welcomes in it's new committee.

President: Greg Petros

Men's Captain: Alex Driver

Women's Captain: Aletta Warne

Vice Captains: Nicholas Burns and Susanne Adam

Secretary: Emily Ingram

Treasurer: Olivia Turon

IT and 1837 Rep.: Matt Hart

Social Secretaries: Jennifer Gleeson and Sapphire Yi-Dyar

In other news, we are pleased to announce the appointment of a Women's Coach for next year, Lewis Roberts. Lewis is Queen's man and OULRC Oarsman with over 10 years experience in rowing. He was the Women's Coach for Summer Eights, and is continuing his role in guiding the women towards the Headship.Write Comment (0 comments)

Last Updated ( Jun 18, 2009 at 04:47 PM )
Eights 2009: Saturday results
Written by Administrator   
Jun 01, 2009 at 12:24 PM

Both men's teams finished Eights with spoons: M1 were bumped by St John's and finished 6th in div 2 (down 4); M2 missed their start, were bumped by Osler 1 and finished 6th in div 5 (down 4).

The women's side provided two very exciting chases: St Peter's 2 were a quarter of a length away from Queen's W2 in the gut, but Queen's pushed away by boat house island and rowed over, to finish 8th in div 5 (down 3). Queen's W1 were chased by Exeter for the entire course, and got bumped a couple of lengths before the finish line, putting them back at 8th in div 2, as last year.

Teddy Hall kept the women's headship for the 4th year in a row, and Christ Church took the men's headship which they had last held in 1985.

Over all, it was a very enjoyable race. Thank you to everyone who came to support the crews, and congratulations to everyone who took part!

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