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Cambridge University's men's team won this year's edition of the famous rowing eight Boat Race. In the women's competition, the university's athletes also triumphed. A year ago, Oxford's men's team won, breaking a series of three triumphs by their rivals.more

The University of Oxford's rowing eight squad has won this year's Boat Race, breaking a run of three triumphs by rivals Cambridge. This is Oxford's 81st ever win, Cambridge has four more.more

The famous Oxford and Cambridge university rowing eights regatta is to return to London's Thames in 2022, after a two-year hiatus. The competition is scheduled for 3 April, British media reported.more

The Polish team of Agnieszka Kobus-Zawojska, Marta Wieliczko, Maria Sajdak and Katarzyna Zillmann finished runners-up in their Olympic final, 6.23 seconds behind winners China.more

Cambridge claimed their third successive win - and fourth in the last five events - in the men's Boat Race.more

Oxford and Cambridge will renew their rivalry in the Boat Race tomorrow with the event staged outside London for the first time since 1944. Cambridge will enjoy a rare home advantage, with organisers last year announcing the race would take place on the Great Ouse river at Ely.more

The 70-year-old took 56 days, two hours and 41 minutes, before arriving at Antigua's English Harbour from his starting spot in the Canary Islands to place fourth out of eight in his category and also become the oldest man to row solo across the Atlantic. "I realised it wasn't a race for me, I win by finishing," he said. more

This month's Boat Race has been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic. The men's and women's races between Cambridge and Oxford Universities were due to take place on 29 March.more

Double Olympic gold medallist James Cracknell has helped Cambridge to win the annual boat race against Oxford.more

Stoch, Urban and volleyball players with the Great Honorary Award of the Polish Olympic Committee for 2018more

The Poland team celebrate winning in the final of the Women's Quadruple Sculls during the rowing on Day Three of the European Championships Glasgow 2018 at Strathclyde Country Park on August 4, 2018 in Glasgow, Scotland. more

Katarzyna Wełna in lightweight and Krystyna Lemańczyk-Dobrzelak and Martyna Mikołajczak in the double doubles secured their place in the finals of the A rowing European Championships in Glasgow in the Friday repsage. Four other teams won on Thursday.more

From tomorrow to Sunday, rowers on the Strathclyde Loch near Glasgow will compete for the medals of the European Championships. Poland will be represented by 12 settlements. One of them - a woman's two double light weights - will defend the title from the previous year from the Czech Republic.more

The runners-up from last year from Sarasota Mateusz Biskup and Mirosław Ziętarski won the competition of double doubles in Lucerne, where the last round of the rowing World Cup takes place. Earlier the second Polish female foursome took second place.more

Sir Bradley Wiggins is set to make his competitive rowing debut at next month's British Indoor Championships.more

Both lightweight doubles and men's doubles went up to the final of the Sarasota World Cup final. Earlier this play made two female settlements - four without sterniczka and four double.more

Poles took off very well in Sarasota in Florida. Yesterday all advanced to the next stage, and the women's doubles are already in the finals.more

All the representatives of the country are already in Sarasota, Florida, where the World Championships will start on Sunday - said Bogdan Gryczuk, Polish Sports Rowing Association's sports director. The problem is the humidity. "Any move and wet," he pointed out.more

Representing Poland in rowing four without Maria Wierzbowska steward in the Sarasota World Championship, Sister Anna, who fell victim to the accident in August, will also be fighting for a good result.more

Hurricane Irma hurricanes off the coast of the United States torpedo the plans of Polish rowers. On Sunday they have to fly to Sarasota to start the World Championship two weeks later. It looks like the trip will have to be delayed.more

"We were not out, we are at home, we could not disappoint those wonderful fans," - she said after winning the four rowing World Cup in Poznan Agnieszka Kobus. "There was something to show," she added.more

Oxford recorded their fourth win in years in the annual Boat Race as they made good on their status as clear pre-race favourites.more

Guildford born and bred Olympian George Nash has announced his retirement. He was part of the men's four team who collected Team GB's sixth gold medal in Rio in the summer.more

Two-time Olympic champion Heather Stanning has announced her retirement from rowing, ending her all-conquering partnership with Helen Glover.more

Poland's Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozlowska, who won gold in Rio rowing competitons said that people looked at her as veteran.more