Double Sculls Challenge Cup



The Double Sculls Challenge Cup is a rowing event for men's double sculls at the annual Henley Royal Regatta on the River Thames at Henley-on-Thames in England. It is open to male crews from all eligible rowing clubs. Two clubs may combine to make an entry.


On the centenary of the regatta in 1939 a Centenary Double Sculls event was introduced. The crews in the final were Jack Beresford and Dick Southwood of Thames Rowing Club against Giorgio Scherli and Ettore Broschi of Trieste, who were the reigning European champions. The result was a dead-heat.[1]



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YearWinnersClubTimeRunners-upClub
1946R E Panelo
E D Chafuen		Buenos Aires RC8.8 4 L
G G Newton
H L Warren

Trinity Hall, Cambridge
1947W E C Horwood
D C H Garrod		Quintin Boat Club8.23 4 LF Vrba
J Vavrena		Cesky Athletic Club, Czech.
1948
B Piessens
WA Collet
Belgian Royal RF8.2 2 LW E C Horwood
D C H Garrod
Quintin Boat Club
1949
E W Parsner
A Larsen
DFDS Rowing Club, Denmark7.39 2½ LJ W Bown
K W Tingate		Loughborough
Birmingham Rowing Club
1950
E W Parsner
A Larsen
DFDS Roklubb, Denmark8.21 EJ B Brown
K W Tinegate		Loughborough
Birmingham Rowing Club
1951P Bradley
R D Burnell
Leander Club8.41 2 LB G Davies
A A P Kemp
Reading Rowing Club
1952
R M A George
J Van Stichel
UNdL & A, Belgium7.37 EJ Rodgers
M Riley		Sydney Rowing Club, Australia
1953
E Schriever
P Stebler
Seeclub, Zurich7.37 EC E Poynter
W T J Baker
Bedford Rowing Club
1954
E Schriever
P Stebler
Seeclub Zurich, Switzerland8.46 E
W G Beech
KW Tinegate
Birmingham Rowing Club
1955
H Zhylin
I Emchuk
Club Burevestnik, USSR7.55 ½ LH Vollmer
T Keller		Grasshopper Club, Zurich
1956
S C Rand
E H Rand		Royal Air Force7.47 1½ L
A J Marsden
D V Melvin

London Rowing Club
1957
A Berkutov
Y Tyukalov
Club Krasnoe Z, USSR7.41 EG W Baker
M A Spracklen
Marlow Rowing Club
Royal Air Force
1958
A Berkutov
Y Tyukalov
Trud Club, Leningrad,USSR7.21 EG W Baker
M A Spracklen
Marlow Rowing Club
1959
C G V Davidge
S A Mackenzie
Leander Club7.55 2¾ L
G C Justicz
N J Birkmyre

Birmingham Rowing Club
Bristol Ariel Rowing Club
1960
G C Justicz
N J Birkmyre

Birmingham Rowing Club
Bristol Ariel Rowing Club
7.17 1¾ LB Monnereau
R Duhamel		CNeAdRouen, France
1961
G C Justicz
N J Birkmyre

Birmingham Rowing Club
Bristol Ariel Rowing Club
7.38 1¾ l.
A Berkutov
Y Tyukalov
Trud & Dynamo, USSR
1962
G C Justicz
N J Birkmyre
Leander Club7.39 EDN Joyce
A Maclehose		Exeter College
Corpus Christi
1963MB Alwin
W van der Togt		Rv Willem III & Skadi7.30 2 LB Monnereau
R Duhamel		CN de Rouen, France
1964
G C Justicz
N J Birkmyre
Leander Club7.32 ¾LH Frederiksen
IJ Kruse		Dansk SR, Denmark
1965
M Studach
M Bürgin
Grasshopper Club, Zurich7.1 1⅔ LM Haake
J Bruckhandler		TSC Berlin, Germany
1966M Haake
J Bruckhandler		TSC Berlin, Germany7.20 3¾ LNP Cooper
AV Cooke
Leander Club
1967
M Studach
M Bürgin
Grasshopper Club, Zurich7.47 1¼ LK Schabitz
J Bohmer		SG Dynamo, Potsdam
1968P A Barry
R Findlay
Tideway Scullers
NP Bank		9.18 2 LAJ Crowley
NS Drake		St Ives Rowing Club
1969D Oswald
M Bürgin
Grasshopper RC, Zurich7.35 3 LAJ Cowley
NS Drake		St Ives Rowing Club
1970T McKibbon
J Van Blom		Long Beach RA, USA7.43 3½ LPJ Webb
AV Cooke		Nottingham & Union RC
1971MA Brigden
CA Brigden		Walton Rowing Club8.21 1 LB Balmer
GG Parsonage		Scottish Argonauts BC
1972
P G R Delafield
T J Crooks
Leander Club7.24 1⅔ LL Klecatsky
JW Dietz		New York Athletic Club USA
1973
M J Hart
C L Baillieu

Leander Club
Cambridge University Boat Club
7.11 4½ LU Isler
H Ruckstuhl		See Club Stafa & Zurich
1974
G Korshikov
A Timoshinin
Dynamo Club, USSR7.23 2½ LU Isler
HE Ruckstahl		See Club Stafa & Zurich
1975
M J Hart
C L Baillieu
Leander Club7.23 EP Levy
KB Gee
Weybridge Rowing Club
Molesey Boat Club
1976R Prentice
MS Spencer		London Rowing Club7.22 2 LJH van Drooge
R Nolet
ASR Nereus, Holland
1977
M J Hart
C L Baillieu
Leander Club7.20 ERG Stone
CR Wood		Harvard University, USA
1978
M J Hart
C L Baillieu
Leander Club7.44 EMS Spencer
R Prentice
Poplar Blackwall and District Rowing Club
1979J Clark
C L Baillieu

Thames Tradesmen's Rowing Club
Leander Club
7.32 EAC Rudkin
I Gold		Bewl Bridge
Poplar Blackwall and District Rowing Club
1980P Walter
B Ford		Victoria City RC, Canada7.27 2 LC Allsopp
C Wood		Hartford Bridge-Univ Wash, USA
1981ER Sims
S G Redgrave

Maidenhead Rowing Club
Marlow Rowing Club
8.16 EAM Riddle
BA May		Dart Amateur RC
Staines Boat Club
1982DA Clift
S G Redgrave
Marlow Rowing Club7.55 3½ l.NA Staite
J Spencer-Jones		Evesham Rowing Club
Bewdley
1983J Spencer-Jones
C L Baillieu
Bewdley
Leander Club
7.27 3 LP Johnson
NA Staite		Tees Rowing Club
Evesham Rowing Club
1984M Espersen
L Kruse		Bagsvaerd & Kolding Rks7.25 1¼ L
T J Crooks
H P Matheson

Kingston Rowing Club
Nottinghamshire County Rowing Association
1985
B Eltang
L Kruse		Kolding & Danske Rk, Denmark7.14 3¼ LBA Lewis
G Springer		Dirty Dozen RC, USA
1986JI Parks
DM Chernoff		Charles River RA, USA7.32 3½ LRC Luke
L Hancock
Llandaff Rowing Club
Derwent Rowing Club
1987N Couprina
V Dosenko		Dinamo Moscow, USSR7.21 EJDM Scrivener
R Henderson
Lea Rowing Club
1988AC Rudkin
APS Kittermaster
Tideway Scullers
Barclays		7.26 ½ LJDM Scrivener
R Henderson
Lea Rowing Club
1989
R Floryn
N Rienks
Die Leythe & Okeanos, Holland7.4 5 LP Luzek
I Gruza		Dukla Praha, Czechoslovakia
1990AC Rudkin
APS Kittermaster
Tideway Scullers
Barclays		8.28 1¾ LMB Alloway
CF Williams
Tideway Scullers
1991
B Eltang
H Bang		Danske & Fana Roklubs, Norway7.32 ERC Luke
CJ Skuse
Leander Club
1992DC Dickerson
TD Hallett		Mic Mac
Frdrcton, Can		6.57 1¼ LD Kruyswyk
P Wiltenburg		Groninger & Amsterdam
1993EWM Kittoe
RF Redpath
London Rowing Club
UL Tyrian		7.32 2 ftIW Hopkins
M Pollecutt
Molesey Boat Club
1994G Mitring
J Dani		MTK-Gyori Vizugyi Se, Hungary7.7 2½ LP Urig
C Handle		Wormser RC & Karlstadt, Germany
1995MD Free
PT Antonie		Tweed Heads RC
Melbourne		6.58 2 ftB Jamieson
DJ Gleeson		Augusta RC, USA
1996G Walker
G Lewis		Potomac BC & National TC, USA7.7 3 LD Schildhauer
IRW Weighell
1997MD Free
D Free		Tweed Heads RC, Australia6.58 EBA Klein
RJ Weaver
Undine Barge Club, USA
1998Y Desaviere
F Kowal		France7.17 3 LG M Ruckman
R S C Tucker		Augusta SC, USA
1999I M McGowan
N V Peterson		Augusta SC, USA7.44 3 LC P Groom
R S Tucker		Augusta SC, USA
2000B Kalizan
B Samuelson		Danmarks Rocenter7.28 EM K Langridge
P J C Wells
Leander Club
Queen Elizabeth HS
2001
T Kucharski
R Sycz
AZS Gorzow
AZS, Poland		7.26 4 LP P Gardner
I P Lawson
Leander Club
2002
S. Vieilledent
A. Hardy		R. C. de Cannes, France7.32 4 LA. Haller
T. Peto		Szegedi Vizisport, Hungary
2003B. Mueller
M. Weiss		Heilbronner R.C., Germany7.18 3LM.S. Inglis
T. Pascall		Mosman R.C., Australia
2004P. Lorinczy
K. Szabo		Hungary7.47 2⅔ LS. D. Goodbrand
G. B. Blanchard
2005
M. J. Hunter
J. W. Lindsay-Fynn

London Rowing Club
Leander Club
7.26 E
I. M. Snijders
A. F. Snijders		Holland
2006
M. W. Wells
S. C. Rowbotham

Leander Club
Univ.London		7.08 NRO
L. Špik
I. Čop
Slovenia
2007
L. Špik
I. Čop
Slovenia7.33 5 LM. Sloma
M. Brzezinski		Poland
2008W. D. Pierarini
E. M. Hovey		Cal. R.C. USA7.35 1¼ LP. F. Graves
T. H. Graves		USA
2009
M. C. Trott
N. Cohen
Waiariki R.C. New Zealand7.42 1 L
M. W. Wells
S. C. Rowbotham

Leander Club
2010
C. Berrest
J. Bahain
Club France, France7.38 NRO
M. W. Wells
R. M. Bateman

Leander Club
2011
M. W. Wells
R. M. Bateman
Leander Club6.52 2½ L
D. W. Crawshay
S. M. Brennan
Australian Institute of Sport, Australia
2012
J. E. Collins
A. J. Sinclair
Leander Club7.35 4¼ LA. Bernsten
H. G. E. Grepperud		Oslo Kraftsenter, Norway
2013
M.A.N. Arms
R.W. Manson
New Zealand6:48 2 L
W.P. Lucas
M.K. Langridge

London Rowing Club
Leander Club
2014
S. Delayre
J. Azou
France7:17 3 ft
J. E. Collins
J.F.L. Walton

Leander Club
2015
J. E. Collins
J.F.L. Walton
Leander Club7:23 ​2 1⁄3 L
J.M. Thompson
J.E. Smith
South Africa
2016N.C. Middleton
J.R.A. Beaumont
Leander Club7:27 ​4 1⁄2 LG. Fistravec
D. Fridman		Veslaški Klub Maribor, Slovenia
Tiberias Rowing Club, Israel
2017J.W. Storey
C.W. Harris		Waiariki R.C. New Zealand6:49 ​1 1⁄4 LP.H. Houin
J.A. Azou		Club France
2018A.J. Groom
J.R.A. Beaumont		Leander Club6:46 ​1⁄5 LP. O'Donovan
G. O'Donovan		Ireland

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References




  1. ^ Henley Royal Regatta Results of Final Races 1839–1939 Archived March 9, 2012, at the Wayback Machine


  2. ^ Henley Royal Regatta Results of Final Races 1946–2003 (currently to 2009) Archived July 16, 2011, at the Wayback Machine


  3. ^ Henley Royal Regatta - Results










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