Lucy Iball Wins For Wales At Home International In Glasgow

Welsh Rowing

Welsh Rowing

Lucy Iball was the only Welsh winner at the Home International Regatta in Glasgow as he powered to victory in the women’s lightweight single sculls. Competing for the third year in a row in the international, the Chester Grosvenor Rowing Club athlete provided Wales with their only win against England, Scotland and Ireland. Iball also joined forces with Rebekah Edgar to finish second in the lightweight doubles behind the Scots and completed a demanding regatta by joining the women’s quad boat, which finished fourth.

Lucy Iball was the only Welsh winner at the Home International Regatta in Glasgow as she powered to victory in the women’s lightweight single sculls.

Competing for the third year in a row in the international, the Chester Grosvenor Rowing Club athlete provided Wales with their only win against England, Scotland and Ireland.

Iball also joined forces with Rebekah Edgar to finish second in the lightweight doubles behind the Scots and completed a demanding regatta by joining the women’s quad boat, which finished fourth.

British internationals Alice Davies and Issy Powell teamed up to help the coxless fours push Scotland all the way to the line in one of the best races of the day as they took second ahead of England and Ireland.

The host team won in 6 min, 59.19 sec to Wales’ 7 mins, 00.82 sec.

Davies picked up a gold medal at the Duisberg Regatta in the leading British eight earlier this year, while fellow Welsh oarswoman Powell was a silver medalist at the same event.

Davies was also in the British crew that won the B final in the Eights at the recent World Cup III event in Rotterdam and they helped the Welsh women’s eight to take silver behind Scotland.


Wales Senior Men Crews

Single: Sam Bannister (Oxford Brookes) 3rd

Lt Wt Single: Harry Neame (Cardiff Uni) 4th

Double: Patrick Morgan-Jones (Queen’s, Belfast), Sam Bannister (Oxford Brookes) 4th

Lt Wt Double: Jonny Garrow (Griffen BC), Stephen Pearson (Wallingford) 4th

Quad: Jonny Garrow (Griffen BC), Stephen Pearson (Wallingford), Harry Neame (Cardiff Uni), Patrick Morgan-Jones (Queen’s, Belfast) 4th

Pair: Andy Thomas (Agecroft), Huw Jones (Thames RC) 3rd

Coxless Four: Andy Thomas (Agecroft), Huw Jones (Thames RC), Matt Virden (London Uni), Simon Moss (Thames RC) 4th

Coxed Four: Sean Szekely (Agecroft), Simon Williamson (Thames RC), Adam Tucker (Cardiff City), Stefan Evans (City of Bristol), Cox: Laura Hyatt (Oxford Brookes) 4th

Eight: Andy Thomas (Agecroft), Stefan Evans (City of Bristol), Sean Szekely (Agecroft), Simon Williamson (Thames RC), Sam Bannister (Oxford Brookes), Huw Jones (Thames RC), Matt Virden (London Uni), Simon Moss (Thames RC), Cox: Laura Hyatt (Oxford Brookes) 4th

 

Wales Senior Women Crews

Single: Bethan Walters (Tideway Scullers) 3rd

Lt Wt Single: Lucy Iball (Grosvenor) 1st

Double: Ellie Lewis (Reading RC), Bethan Walters (Tideway Scullers) 3rd

Lt Wt Double: Rebekah Edgar (Quintin), Lucy Iball (Grosvenor) 2nd

Quad: Rebekah Edgar (Quintin), Lucy Iball (Grosvenor), Ellie Lewis (Reading RC), Bethan Walters (Tideway Scullers) 4th

Pair: Liv Howe (Cardiff Uni), Ella Tepper (Cardiff Uni) 3rd

Lt Wt Pair: Marlie Carter-Edwards (Tideway Scullers), Pippa England (Imperial College) 2nd

Coxless Four: Alice Davies (London Uni), Marie Grant (Molesey), Ella Tepper (Cardiff Uni), Issy Powell (London Uni) 2nd

Coxed Four: Emily Brace (Molesey / Llandaff), Marie Grant (Molesey), Maddie Archer (Grosvenor),  Kathryn Lewis (Putney Town), Cox: Richard Summers (City of Bristol) 3rd

 

Eight: Pippa England (Imperial College), Alice Davies (London Uni), Marie Grant (Molesey), Issy Powell (London Uni), Ella Tepper (Cardiff Uni), Maddie Archer (Grosvenor), Kathryn Lewis (Putney Town), Emily Brace (Molesey / Llandaff), Cox: Richard Summers (City of Bristol) 2nd

 

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