Manchester University Boat Club
Thank you to everyone who supported us over 2021! Everyone at MUBC very much looks forwards to an eventful 2022. Senior Men’s Squad An absolutely incredible year for the boys. From the uncertainties of winter lockdown to qualifying for Henley, the commitment and resilience of the squad has truly paid of. Here’s to an even […]
A Celebration of the Club’s Achievments over the Past Season. After months of lockdown, MUBC returned to some immense racing over the summer season of 2021. All squads trained to compete in BUCS Regatta 2021 with the Senior Men going on to qualify for Henley Royal Regatta. Massive congratulations to all of our members and […]
As President of MUBC for the 2017/18 season, and my third and final year as a member of the committee, I am both proud of the progress made this year and excited for the future ahead. A summary of our results this year explains why. With Agecroft Head becoming an annual fixture, the club medalled […]
The 2016/17 season has seen a number of changes to MUBC. September saw the arrival of our new Head Coach John Impey. John has over 25 years of experience in the sport and his enthusiasm and knowledge has been invaluable in moving the club forwards. The new academic year also saw another huge intake – […]
The first race of the year, Agecroft Head, saw the new blood of Manchester University Senior Men’s Squad get behind the oar with returning members and start the new season with some good racing. Light and heavyweight MUBC crews were pitted against each other on a cold, flat morning for some 3km fun, giving a […]
The 2015/16 season presented a large challenge to the MUBC men’s squad with the loss of 6 rowers from the 1st VIII from last year. Our head race season was focused on bringing a new set of athletes up to speed both technically and in terms of fitness. We saw familiarly strong results at local head […]
The senior women’s squad’s season started off well in October, with 2 coxed fours being entered into Runcorn Autumn Head IM2 category, which came first and second. At Four’s Head, an IM1 coxed four and IM2 coxed four were entered placing 12th and 24th in their respective categories, the crews battling through a relentless headwind […]