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EUSA

   
 
 

Scottish University Sport: The new body replacing SUSF and SUPEA has been formed and will be known as Scottish University Sport (SUS) and so all correspondence from Alan Easson will now be under this name. It should not affect what happens at present with the clubs and events will continue as usual.

 
 

BUSA 2005

   
 
 

EUSA Results: Scottish students rowers come away from the inaugural European Unis Championships with a clutch of medals. In the Womens Pairs, the Glasgow Caledonian crew gained silver. The Glasgow University M4- fought through a tough field to grab a dramatic second place, beating the GB crew in the process. Strathclyde University's ML4- finished fifth, as did the M2- who raced in heavyweight pairs despite being a lightweight crew, holding third place for the first 500m until being pulled through.

EUSA Silver Medalists

Photograph courtesy of Niall Darroch: Glasgow University Mens 4-, winners of the silver medal. From left, Nigel Atkins (coach), Gordon Stevenson, Dave McSorley, Uli Kraeling, Iain Giffin, Alan Easson (team manager)

In the GB Universities team, Glasgow University was represented by two crews. The GUBC womens crew were unnoposed in WL4-, so chose to race at open. After a controvertial race from a free start, the jury decided on a re-row later in the day in which the GUBC crew finished just outside the medals in fourth. The lightweight Logan brothers took on some mighty opposition in the Mens 2x. Their race was also attended by controversy, as terrible conditions meant that a free start was again used; the double finished in fourth position, just missing a medal.

This event was attended by teams from ten countries, and many were composed of the National Under 23 squads, so the small Scottish Team did well to come away with medals. Alan Easson, Team Manager, reports that the European Championships will be held every two years (alternating with the World Student Championships), and the 2007 edition will take place in continental Europe.

 
 

EUSA

   
 
 

European Universities Champs: Scottish universities are sending a team to the European Student Rowing Championships in Cardiff 21st -24th July 2005. A proposed entry has been made and athletes are being contacted to finalise arrangements by 11th June 2005. The team will be mainly from medalists at the recent BUSA champs.

Full details of the Scotland team are:
Mens 4- Glasgow University
Ulrich Kraeling
David McSorley
Iain Griffin
Gordon Stevenson
Lwt Mens 4- Strathclyde University
Neil Darroch
Graeme Dreghorn
Fraser Scott
Giorgious Kokogiannakis
Mens 2- Strathclyde University
Niall Darroch
Graeme Dreghorn
Ladies 2- Glasgow Caledonian University
Frances Jacob
Eleanor Dorman
In addition to this, Glasgow University will be representing GB in the Mens 2x (Jonny and Chris Logan) and Lwt Womens 4- (Rebecca Quane, Lucy Downie, Fiona Davidson, Imogen Walsh)

 
 

BUSA 2005

   
 
 

Reports from BUSA: Thanks to Jonny Logan and Alasdair Anderson of Glasgow University BC for their reports from last weekend's British University Champs.

Gold medals (gaining GB selection for the European University Champs in July):
Men's Championship 2x (Glasgow Uni), Women's Lightweight 4- (Glasgow Uni)

Silver medals
Women's Championship 2- (Glasgow Caledonian), Women's Lightweight 2- (Glasgow Uni), Men's Lightweight 2- (Strathclyde Uni)

Bronze medals
Men's Championship 8 (Glasgow Uni), Men's Lightweight 4- (Strathclyde Uni), Women's Junior 1x (Glasgow Caledonian)

Other notable results include Glasgow Caledonian 4th in Women's Championship 1x, Edinburgh Uni just beating Glasgow Uni to 5th place in Women's Championship 8s and also reaching the final in Women's Champ 4+. Dundee University was unfortunate to qualify for the final in Junior Women's 4+ but be disqualified due to the withdrawal of their Champ 4+. In the Men's Championship 4+, Glasgow Uni finish 5th and Robert Gordons Uni progressed to the semi-final in the same event. St Andrews Uni continued their run of good results from SPR to finish 4th in Lightweight 2x and 5th in Womens Novice 4+.

 
 
GUBC finishing ahead of DUBC GUBC men's eight finishing third at BUSA, 0.02 secs ahead of Durham University
 
 

Scottish Universities Championship

   
 
 
Scottish Universities Championships Victor Ludorum: Glasgow University were victorious again but not as overall dominant as last year. A good result was had by Glasgow Caledonian with a very small team and Heriot Watt University did well coming a strong 4th.
1 Glasgow University 369 6 St Andrews University 127
2 Edinburgh University 240 7 Aberdeen University 118
3 Strathclyde University 162 8 Glasgow Caledonian University 50
4 Heriot Watt University 157 9 Dundee University 40
5 Robert Gordons University 128 10 Stirling University 9
 
 

University Winter League

   
 
 
University Winter League: As the Clydesdale Head is not going to be re-run before the end of the university year, the result of the University Winter League has been confirmed, with Strathclyde University holding onto the Thornton Trophy.
1 Strathclyde University 235 5 St Andrews University 178
2 Glasgow University 220 6 Dundee University 176
3 Edinburgh University 193 7 Robert Gordon University 86
4 Aberdeen University 190 8 Heriot-Watt University 71
 
 

News items from 2004-2005

   
 
 

June 18th: Tayforth Date - Stirling/Dundee Boat Race

April 20th: News from the GUBC rowing camp, Germany

April 14th: Scottish Rowing Awards Guest of Honour: Andrew Shannon

March 31st: News from the SUBC four in the States

March 15th: Aberdeen Universities Boat Race

February 18th: Strathclyde University 4 tour America

January 24th: Results from the Scottish Indoor Champs

November 30th: 'Changing places' at top of Universities Winter League

November 29th: Glasgow Uni 'top club' at Glasgow Fours Head

October 15th: Dundee University take Tayforth titles

 
 

 

Scottish Universities 2005

Results from Saturday and Sunday


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