Lent Bumps 1995

Men's 1st VIII

Wednesday

The Men's 1st VIII started the week well by catching 1st & 3rd II by first post corner.

Thursday

In what was the crunch day for the week for this crew, overlap was had on Caius II by the gut. Several people in the bows heard contact at this point, but with the water rough we slipped back. Caius II had overlap on Corpus I as well, and before we could make definite contact once more Caius had been judged to have bumped out. We later found out that the junior umpire admitted that he had not been looking at Caius stern at the time, adding to the disappointment.

Friday

Knowing that we were much faster than Corpus bumping them did not come as much surprise.

Saturday

Chasing Jesus II, who had already fallen 5 places we were determined to finish off the week well, and hit them by the plough.

Men's 2nd VIII

Wednesday

The first day saw Kings II hit Darwin I.

Thursday

Today's victim was Corpus II, leaving the way clear for a double overbump on Trinity Hall III - one of three that they suffered during the week.

Friday

Kings II were unable to hit Churchill II, who rowed over as sandwich crew in this division.

Saturday

An improvement was made on the day before, and Churchill fell. In their second row of the day in the 3rd division the Vet School were the target and were duly bumped to make it up 4 for the week and blades for the crew.

Women's 1st VIII

Wednesday

The first day of the Lents saw QMABC hit Jesus II.

Thursday

Revenge belonged to Jesus II on the second day, as they bumped back.

Friday

Wolfson proved too strong, and bumped QMABC.

Saturday

The crew was unable to come back at Wolfson, and were bumped by Emmanuel II.

Crew Lists - Lent Term 1995

Mens 1st VIII

Bow: Paul Wood
Paul has now developed a curious nervous twitch that means his neck rotates thro' 180 degrees, constantly searching for other boats. One can not help notice that this talent is not just restricted to his position in the bow, but also in King's bar as well...he's not just looking for boats.
2: Mark Galle (Ginga)
Ever since purchasing his very own 'teach yourself sharking' kit this term Mark has been transformed into a beast of a man. Look after your wives and daughters if you can.
3: Tim Granger
(You know that guy with the long hair). The lightest member of out crew Tim's effort to put on weight know no bounds. That hairstyle, cool and trendy? No, extra weight!
4: Mike Beecroft
Yes, Mike is the crew's closet psycho, beneath the cool dude, long hair, likes a smoke exterior lies a complete wacko. Upon being warned by doctors that he would die if he ate prawns Mike had to try it, narrowly escaping death by an adrenalin injection. You have to question this mans sanity. (Mike thinks the prawns have been removed from his chicken tonight. Keep an eye on his table)
5: Ducan Movassaghi
Duncan is currently working hard on Ian's suggestion that if he rowed upside down with his arms in the shoes and his feet on the blade, his muscles would be better arranged for the rigours of rowing.
6: Adrian Helen
One half of our famous singing duo, PJ is known well for his fast cars, and even faster women; that is if they want to catch him. (It should be pointed out that Helen is in fact a girl's name)
7: Rob Lachlan
After the emotional and physical trauma of trialling last term, Rob is busy putting on weight in time for the sowing of his crops this easter. Being an outdoor man however has led Rob to pay scant regard to the dangers of hurricaine conditions when coaching novices.
Str: Ian Pratt (capt)
Taking time off from his current movie, Bruce Willis is making a rowing film. His stunt double, Ian, has already arranged a couple of sneeky screen tests under the pretence of coaching videos.
Cox: Julie Hogg
Going into the bumps all looked well, Julie having well demonstrated her ability in hitting things:
  • Other first eight blades (overhead crabs) : 2
  • Anihilated wooden blades : 2
  • Wildfowl killed : 2
  • Wildfowl maimed : 1
Julie later displayed her great knowledge of angles and corners by getting 7 balled at pool by GINGA

Women's 1st VIII

Bow: Jennii Rodd
Thge only girl in the boat who could cancel rowing to watch rubgy. As laughing at thye disadvantaged is consideredunsporting, I will refrain from mentioning her bike, save that it helps make early morning more entertaining.
2: Liz 'crabmonster' Rowe
Hello, Hello, Hello, What've we got here then.
3: Frances 'flexible' Forsyth
Blow job instructor to the cox, blessed with ability to not turn up when an outing is cancelled, Frances bends in unusual directions in the morning (allegedly). Those wishing to contact Frances should find her in Market Hostel room 30.
4: Liz 'Hello sweets' Pinches
No comment
5: Jess 'I'm really sorry but...' Fries
On the third day of the bumps we taught Jess how to put the boat out, since this was the first day this term she arrived early enough
6: Alison 'Huge thank you from everyone!' Marczinke
Why does one row in this boat anyway? and Leo 'I'll just get my diary out' Sharpston. Leo didn't really row this term, but was nevertheless conspicuous by her absence
7: Beate 'did we have an outing?' Marczinke
Beate spent the term striving to get a wooden spoon beacause she feels it's more useful than a blade. Too bad, she nearly got one.
Str: Dan's Bird
Grrrrrr!
Cox: Craig Dean
Craig is still trying to come to term with no longer being at school and hence no longer using the work 'homework'
Coaches:
Roger Thorogood Esq., Jo Burch Esq., Ian Smith Esq., Mark Galle, Paul 'Shut up I'm the coach not you' Wood

Men's 2nd VIII

Bow: Danny Hindson
2: Mike Dell
3: Varun Marya
4: Leif Isaksen
5: Sol Peters
6: Steve Buchanan
7: Ed King
Str: Dave Nash
Cox: Corine Prentice

Men's 3rd VIII

Bow: Leon Clarence
2: S. Gubbins
3: Joel Phillips
4: D. Ward
5: S. Jayaran
6: Al Tomson
7: Richard Taylor
Str: H. Ladha
Cox: Helen Wood

Men's VIII entry for the Head of the River

Bow: Tim Granger
2: Mark Galle
3: Duncan Movassaghi
4: Tim (from IC)
5: Roger (Liz's bloke)
6: Adrian Helen
7: Rob Lachlan
Str: Ian Pratt