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'@@ -1,89 +1,53 @@ -{{Use dmy dates|date=June 2015}} -{{Use British English|date=June 2015}} -{{Infobox rowing club -| name = Keble College Boat Club -| emblem = {{scarf|{{cell|#003}}{{cell|#C03}}{{cell|#FFF}}{{cell|#C03}}{{cell3|#003}}{{cell|#C03}}{{cell|#FFF}}{{cell|#C03}}{{cell|#003}}}} -| image = [[File:Oxford boathouse 4.jpg|300px]] -| blade_image = [[File: Keble College Boat Club Rowing Blade.svg|200px]] -| caption = The club's boathouse (right) and [[Oar (sport rowing)|blade]] colours -| motto = -| location = -| coordinates = -| home_water = {{ubl|Isis <br>{{Coord|51|44|19.3|N|1|14|47.0|W|type:landmark}}|Godstow<br>{{Coord|51|45|53.1|N|1|16|52.8|W|type:landmark}}}} -| founded = c. 1870 -| former_names = -| head_label = Senior Member -| head = Robert Boswall<ref name=ourcs>{{Citation | last = Oxford University Rowing Clubs (OURCs)| title = Club Index | url= http://www.ourcs.org.uk/clubs/kebl | accessdate = 20 August 2016 }}</ref> -| president = <!-- Michael Hobley, but this does not appear to be shown in any reliable source --> -| captain = {{ubl - | Men: Joe Ingram<ref name="ourcs" /> - | Women: Emma Carter<ref name="ourcs" /> - }} -| captain_of_coxes= <!-- Natalie Nickells, but this does not appear to be shown in any reliable source--> -| members = -| champs_label = [[Eights Week|Head of the River]] -| champs = {{ubl - | Men: 1963, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1977, 2018<ref>{{Citation | last = Dudhia | first = Anu | title = Keble Men’s First Eight | url= http://eodg.atm.ox.ac.uk/user/dudhia/rowing/bumps/kebl/kebl_m1e.html | accessdate = 20 August 2016 }}</ref> - | <!--Women: --> - }} -| colours = {{color box|#003}} {{color box|#C03}} {{color box|white}} -| university = [[University of Oxford]] -| affiliations = -| website = {{URL|http://www.keblecollegebc.com/}} -| webmaster = { Robert Boswall} -}} -'''Keble College Boat Club''' (KCBC) is the rowing club of [[Keble College, Oxford|Keble College]], in [[Oxford]], [[United Kingdom]].<ref name=club>{{Citation | last = Keble College Boat Club| title = Main | url=http://www.keblecollegebc.com | accessdate = 20 August 2016 }}</ref> The boat club is based in its boathouse on [[the Isis]], which is shared with [[Jesus College Boat Club (Oxford)|Jesus College]]. Most of the year is spent training at the boat club’s second facility at the [[Godstow]] stretch to the North. +{{Oxford College Boat Club Infobox +| primary_colour = DarkBlue +|name = Keble College Boat Club +|university = Oxford | +| picture = [[File:KCBC Blade.jpg|150px|]] +| caption = Keble College Boat Club Blade +| colours = {{scarf|start}}{{cell|#000033}}{{cell|#CC0033}}{{cell|#FFFFFF}}{{cell|#CC0033}}{{cell3|#000033}}{{cell|#CC0033}}{{cell|#FFFFFF}}{{cell|#CC0033}}{{cell|#000033}}{{scarf|end}} +|established = c. 1870 +|head_name = Senior Member +|head = Dr A.P. Rogers +| men's_captain = J.W. Jordan +| women's_captain = E.J.A. Murphy +| captain_of_coxes = S.S. Swift +| president = R.Z. Muhamidrahimov +| homepage = [http://www.keblecollegeboatclub.com/ KCBC Website] +| location = Isis ({{Coord|51|44|19.3|N|1|14|47.0|W|type:landmark}}) +}} <!-- Infobox ends --> + +'''Keble College Boat Club (KCBC)''' is the rowing club of [[Keble College, Oxford]] in [[Oxford]], [[United Kingdom]]. The boat club is based in its boathouse on [[the Isis]], which is shared with [[Jesus College, Oxford|Jesus College]], but spend most of the year training on the Godstow stretch to the North. ==History== -For a college where [[Rugby Union|rugby]] is the dominant sport, Keble has enjoyed comparative success on the river. It has held the headship of [[Summer Eights]] on seven occasions, most recently in 1977. Both the men's and women's 1st VIII crews have consistently raced in the top division of Summer Eights. The men's first boat is second on the river as of 2017, after their hopes of regaining the headship after forty years were dashed by Christ Church Boat Club. The women's boat has climbed to fifth position on the river, the highest point a women's Keble crew has ever occupied.<ref>http://www.ourcs.org.uk/files/file/racing/e17/satend.pdf</ref> The second and third boats are also active and successful, often achieving blades in lower divisions. +For a college where [[Rugby Union|rugby]] is the dominant sport, Keble has enjoyed comparative success on the river. It has held the headship of [[Summer Eights]] on seven occasions, most recently in 1977. Both the men's and women's 1st VIII crews have both consistently raced in the top two divisions of Summer Eights, with the men's boat twelfth on the river in 2012 and the women thirteenth. -The college has a strong reputation for attracting international athletes, thus has strong reputation at university level, with three Keblites occupying boat race crews in the 2017 [[The Boat Races 2017|Cancer Research UK Boat Race]] crews. Olympic gold medallist [[Ed Coode]] rowed for the college 1st VIII during his time at Keble in the late 1990s. [[File:Keble M1 at Summer Eights.jpg|thumb|Keble M1 at Summer Eights 2005]] +The college has a strong representation at university level, with four current students in the boat race crews for the open-weight and light-weight boat races. Olympic gold medallist [[Ed Coode]] rowed for the college 1st VIII during his time at Keble in the late 1990s. -==Training, equipment, and fleet== -KCBC is sponsored by Neptune Investment Management, providing funds for new boats and other equipment of a regular basis. In addition to the water training, the boat club uses the college gym and its own erg room<ref name=facilities>{{Citation | last = Keble College Boat Club| title = Facilities | url= http://www.keblecollegebc.com/facilities/| accessdate = 20 August 2016 }}</ref> +==Coaching== +Lynch Mason, David Rhodes and Chris Gamble have coached the college's squads for the 2011-12 season. -===Coaching=== -Several coaches are looking after both senior boats and novice rowers. Currently the coaching team consists of John Redos, [[List of Oxford University Isis crews|2014 Isis]] (Men’s Head Coach), Morgan Baynham-Williams, [[The Boat Races 2016#Crews|2016 OUWBC]] (Women's Head Coach) and Callum Arnold (Men’s Assistant Coach). +==Equipment== +KCBC is generously sponsored by Neptune Investment Management, who provide new boats and equipment on a regular basis. ===Fleet=== -{{col-begin|width=auto}} -{{col-break}} -{| class="wikitable" -|+ Men's Eights -! Manufacturer !! Boat -|- -| [[Empacher]] || ''Son of Neptune'' -|- -| [[Filippi Boats|Filippi]] || ''Neptune'' -|- -| [[Aylings]] || ''Respect'' -|- -| [[Vespoli]] || ''Peter Bowley'' -|- -| [[Swift Racing]] || ''David Rhodes'' -|} -{{col-break|gap=5em}} -{| class="wikitable" -|+ Women's Eights -! Manufacturer !! Boat -|- -| [[Filippi Boats|Filippi]] || ''Queen Neptune'' -|- -| [[Filippi Boats|Filippi]] || ''Lady Neptune'' -|- -| [[Janousek Racing Boats|Janousek]] || ''Maureen Buckley'' -|} -{{col-end}} -There are also a number of [[Coxed four|fours]], [[Coxless pair|pairs]], [[Double scull|doubles]], and [[Single scull|singles]] available to students, who routinely train and enter fours and small boats into regattas in [[Michaelmas term]]. +'''Men's Boats''' +* [[Filippi Boats|Filippi]] 8+ "Neptune" +* [[Vespoli]] 8+ "Peter Bowley" +* [[Janousek Racing Boats|Janousek]] 8+ "Respect" +* [[Stämpfli]] 8+ "Orbitex" + + +'''Women's Boats''' +* [[Filippi Boats|Filippi]] 8+ "Neptune's Daughter" +* [[Stämpfli]] 8+ "Scandalous" +* [[Janousek Racing Boats|Janousek]] 8+ "Maureen Buckley" + ==See also== *[[University rowing (UK)]] -*[[Keble College, Oxford|Keble College, University of Oxford]] -==References== -{{Reflist}} ==External links== -*[http://www.keblecollegebc.com/ Keble College Boat Club] +*[http://www.keblecollegeboatclub.com/ Keble College Boat Club] *[http://ourcs.org.uk Oxford University Rowing Clubs] *[http://www.atm.ox.ac.uk/rowing/history.html A General History of Oxford College Rowing] @@ -91,7 +55,4 @@ {{Oxford University Rowing Clubs}} - [[Category:Rowing clubs of the University of Oxford]] [[Category:Keble College, Oxford|Boat Club]] -[[Category:1870 establishments in England]] -[[Category:Sports clubs established in the 1870s]] '