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The Lady Margaret Boat Club
 

the lady margaret boat club

Founded 1825

 
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W1 2018

the rowing club of st john’s college, cambridge

Named after our College’s benefactor, Lady Margaret, we are a club for the Students, Staff and Fellows of the College, which prides itself on its rich history and tradition.

HEAD OF THE MAYS 2016, 2017 & 2018

HEAD OF THE LENTS 2017, 2018, 2020 & 2022

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Photo: Chris Worrall

Photo: Chris Worrall

joining us

Every year we welcome over one hundred new students from St John’s and teach them to row or cox on the River Cam.

We are a strong and supportive community within the college, with a passion for excellence, sportsmanship and welfare.

We welcome anyone who is a member of St John’s, from freshers to Fellows, who is interested in joining our club!

Find out more below:

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And finally, we are delighted to announce our General Members Jo and Nordin! Jo is a third year medic from Surrey, whilst Nordin is a third year PhD student (Materials Science) from Zagreb, Croatia. Despite never rowing prior to her time at LMBC,
Next up is our treasurer Tassilo! Tassilo is a third year Classicist from Munich. His favourite thing about rowing is the social aspect of the sport; he has a real fondness of ‘the bois’ in his crew (including men’s side coach Per
Next up is our Communications Officer Meg! Meg is a third year English student from Manchester. A personal highlight from her Maggie career is bumping last Mays despite her crew experiencing a double crab disaster, whilst her lowest moment was when
Our Welfare and Inclusivity Officer for this year is Rebecca! Rebecca is a third year English student from Dorset, and was Chief Cox of the committee last year. She has coxed crews on both the women’s and men’s side, and is known to wea
Here are our social secretaries Rowan and Tom. Rowan is a second year engineering student from Reading, whilst Tom is a third year BioNatSci from Birmingham. This epic duo share in their love of socials and boat club dinners, and Tom is particular
Our Honorary Secretaries this year are Tom and Manuela! Manuela is a third year PhD student from Switzerland, whilst Tom comes from Aberdeen and is entering the fourth year of his PhD (and his seventh year at St. John’s!!) A personal high for