The dry spell hanging around the Batchworth boat recently has finally been lifted and, at an event surprisingly devoid of the poor weather that has plagued the rest of the country, the Batchworth crew pulled out all the stops (and T grips) to win both the 200m and the 500m events at Nottingham

A puddle of fun, storm in a dockside, drowning dragons - whatever you call it, it was a wet day down at the docks. We have a report already although it was a little tricky to decipher the smudges on the soggy paper.

The first outing of the season for Batchworth and the first outing for the new red boat. Expectations were high but results were not quite as anybody could have predicted.

Great selection news as Batchworth fill nine slots in the senior and junior/under 18s GB trials over the week-end.

Can't remember where you left your club house?... Can't find the directions to the next race?... Want to find your nearest club?...
Then take a look at our map pages to give you a little reminder.

The GB Womens team have launched their new web site, so get over there and have a nose around. Then, while you're at it, show your support for their Sydney campaign by buying one of their 2007 calendars. It's all done in the best possible taste - apparently...

It's now official. Batchworth have won the first official/unofficial 200m league and with maximum points no less.
Full league rankings can be found on the BDA web site.

A windy Saturday, a confused program and even more confusing announcements at prize giving.
There are one or two small points that need to be cleared up...

So, the old form returns at last and Batchworth win in convincing style at the Peterborough race. The 'A' team, the Beasties and Aspire all giving sterling performances in both the 200m and 500m events.

On a sunny but windy day in Exeter Batchworth recorded an improvement on the previous result at Nottingham but the race for the top is now wide open - 3 wins each and with just 3 races to go. The league title is there for the taking...