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The St Paul’s School Boat Club retained the Thames Team Trophy for the fourth consecutive year at the School’s Head of the River.
The title is awarded to the best overall school, and St Paul’s showed real strength in every year group.
In a race that was shortened due to blustery head-wind conditions, the 1st VIII powered through to an exciting and very close third-place finish behind Shiplake and Eton. They will be looking to overturn the defeat at the National Schools’ Regatta in May. Meanwhile there was an eye-catching victory for the J16s, who comfortably won their category, as well as wins for the both J16 and J15 B crews. The future looks extremely bright for our rowers.
