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On Saturday 13 November, St Paul’s School had 8 fours racing in the Fours Head. For many it was their first Fours Head and the first time they have raced on home water due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The Fours Head is a National event raced on the championship course.
The top performers were Alex Henke (U8), Mrinaank Chilkoti (U8), Barney Russell (L8), Jack Stephenson (L8) who finished 3rd in men’s under 18 coxless fours.
Basti Marsoner (U8), Jonny Catmull (U8), Felix Peerles (6th), Philip Wolfensberger (6th) & cox James Trotman (U8) finished 5th in under 18 coxed fours.
A young crew of Pip Bennison (6th) Ben Atkinson (6th) Alp Karadogan (5th), Seb Harker (6th) & cox Rex Webber Brown (6th) also finished 12th in under 18 coxed fours.
Many congratulations to them all.
