North Berwick Rowing Club

...Only the guy who isnt rowing has time to rock the boat

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About Us...

North Berwick Rowing Club was established in 2009, with the aim of bringing traditional coastal rowing  to the town of North Berwick, on the Firth of Forth. 

We are taking part in the Scottish Coastal Rowing Project, which involves first building boats in the community before using them to row recreationally and in competition. The boats that we are building are to a design by Ian Oughtred called the St Ayles skiff.  Four rowers power the craft from fixed seats, with a coxswain steering and co-ordinating the crew.  Rowing these boats involves a commitment to teamwork and brings rewards from the team spirit generated, as well as health and fitness and involvement in a community effort.

Competitions will be held within the community and club members, male and female, will also represent the Royal Burgh of North Berwick in competition against other Scottish coastal communities.

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New Year 2012

Both boats out on New Year's day prior to loony dook.

Last Updated on Monday, 02 January 2012 17:30
 

October Social Row

Last Updated on Monday, 17 October 2011 17:58
 

Wemyss Skiff

Prototype of the new Wemyss Skiff being given an outing at Port Seton / Cockenzie.

Last Updated on Sunday, 23 October 2011 18:31
 

East Lothian Event @ Whiteadder

Clubs from East Lothian and the Borders met on neutral waters for a Championship Regatta on Saturday 1 October.  Conditions were flat calm on Whitadder Resevoir in the Lammermuir Hills.  Cockenzie Port Seton dealt with the altitude best!  They had wins in the East Lothian Championships against local rivals Dunbar and North Berwick in Mixed and ladies open, and Mens and Ladies over 35.  North Berwick won the Men’s Open Title and the Over 5o mixed the latter giving the most exciting racing of the day with Dunbar taking an early lead before being overhauled.

The Borders Championship was decided in a one off race, with St Abbs coming in just ahead of an enthusiastic but as yet inexperienced crew representing Eyemouth.

In the Under 19′s Race, Cockenzie Port Seton led home a North Berwick/ Eyemouth  composite crew, and a crew of youngsters from Duns enjoying their first outing in a St Ayles.

A sociable day of friendly competition was enjoyed by all.

Last Updated on Monday, 17 October 2011 17:51
 
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