Sir William Perkins's School Boat Club

Sir William Perkins's School Boat Club (SWPSBC) is a rowing club based on the River Thames at Sir William Perkins's School Boathouse, Thameside, Laleham, Surrey.[1]

Sir William Perkins's School Boat Club
LocationSir William Perkins's School Boat Club, Thameside, Laleham, Surrey
Coordinates51.403934°N 0.490059°W / 51.403934; -0.490059
Home waterLaleham Reach, River Thames
Founded2003
AffiliationsBritish Rowing
boat code – SWP
Websitewww.swps.org.uk/swpsbc/swpsbc-home

History

Sir William Perkins's School Boat Club was founded in 2003 by Liz Bernard, a teacher at the school, to introduce pupils to the sport of rowing. Originally operating out of Staines BC, a new boathouse was opened in 2016 as part of the school's Building Development Programme, and is owned by Sir William Perkins's School, with rowing being the major school sport.[2] The boathouse is located next door to Burway Rowing Club.

Since its foundation in 2003, the club has won many national medals, enjoyed victories at Henley Women's Regatta, and has had crews racing at each edition of Henley Royal Regatta since 2018. Since 2011, there has a growing list of SWPS international athletes, who have competed for both the Great Britain and England Rowing Teams at Under 16, Under 19 and Olympic level whilst representing the Boat Club.

Honours

National Schools' Regatta Medallists

Year Event & Medal
2023Championship Girls' 2× Silver, J16 Girls' 2× Bronze, J15 Girls' 2nd 4×+ Bronze
2022Championship Girls' 2× Silver, J16 Girls' 2nd 4× Silver, J15 Girls' 1st 8+ Bronze
2019J15 Girls' 2nd 8+ Gold, Girls' 4+ Bronze
2017Girls' 2nd 4x Bronze
2016J16 Girls' 1st 8+ Silver
2013Championship Girls' 2- Gold, J16 Girls' 8+ Silver, J16 Girls' 4+ Bronze
2012J16 Girls' 4+ Gold, J15 Girls' 4+ Silver, J14 4×+ Silver, J16 Girls' 2- Bronze
2011J14 Girls' 4×+ Gold, J16 Girls' 4+ Bronze
2010J15 Girls' 8+ Bronze
2009J15 Girls' 8+ Gold

British Rowing Junior Champions

Year Winning Crew
2023Women's J18 2x, Women's J16 2x
2019Women's J16 2x[3]
2018Women's J18 4x, Women's J16 2x[4]

Henley Women's Regatta

Year Event & Round
2023Junior 4x Semi-Final
2022Junior 2x Semi-Final, J16 4x Quarter-Final
2021Junior 4x Quarter-Final
2019Junior 2x Winners, Junior 4+ Quarter-Final
2018Junior 4x Quarter-Final, J16 4+ Quarter-Final
2017Junior 8+ Quarter-Final
2015Junior 4x Quarter-Final
2014Junior 8+ Quarter-Final
2013Junior 4+ Quarter-Final, J16 4+ Quarter-Final
2012J16 4+ Winners, J16 4+ Final – ALL-PERKINS FINAL
2011J16 4+ Winners, J16 4+ Semi-Final, J16 4x Quarter-Final
2010J16 4+ Quarter-Final, J16 4x Quarter-Final

Henley Royal Regatta

Year Event & Round
2023Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup (Junior Women's 4x) Quarter-Final, Prince Philip Challenge Trophy (Junior Women's 8+) Qualified
2022Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup (Junior Women's 4x) Qualified
2021Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup (Junior Women's 4x) Qualified
2019Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup (Junior Women's 4x) Qualified
2018Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup (Junior Women's 4x) Qualified

International Honours

Year Crew Event Venue
2023ENGLAND WJ18 2x(GOLD) & 4x(GOLD)Home International RegattaLough Rinn, Ireland
2023GBR WJ16 2xGB vs France J16 MatchNottingham, England
2023GBR WJ16 2-GB vs France J16 MatchNottingham, England
2022GBR U19 W2x(GOLD & SILVER)Coupe de la JeunesseCastrelo de Miño, Spain
2021GBR W4-(4th) H.TaylorOlympic GamesTokyo, Japan
2019GBR U19 W4x & W8+(BRONZE)Coupe de la JeunesseCorgeno, Italy
2019GBR U19 W2xMunich Junior RegattaMunich, Germany
2018GBR U19 W2x(BRONZE)Coupe de la JeunesseCork, Ireland
2018GBR U19 W2x(BRONZE)Munich Junior RegattaMunich, Germany
2013GBR U19 W4-(2 GOLDS) & W8+(GOLD)Coupe de la JeunesseLucerne, Switzerland
2013GBR WJ16 8+(GOLD)GB vs France J16 MatchLondon, England
2012GBR WJ16 4-GB vs France J16 MatchGravelines, France
2011GBR WJ16 4-GB vs France J16 MatchLondon, England

Notable alumni

See also

References


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