Claremount’s Year 10 pupils delivered a dominant performance in their recent indoor rowing competition against Clifford Holroyd School, Liverpool. The event featured a four-minute individual race and an exhilarating relay showdown.

The competition was fierce, but Claremount’s rowers rose to the challenge. Taylor Hunt demonstrated exceptional stamina and determination, qualifying second fastest in the heats before delivering an outstanding performance to claim victory in the final. Alfie Anglesey also secured a place in the final and fought hard to earn a well-deserved bronze medal.

Following the individual races, all rowers took part in a thrilling relay event. Claremount’s teamwork and spirit shone through as both their teams outpaced the competition, convincingly securing first and second place. Their unity and perseverance were evident as they powered through to a comprehensive victory over Clifford Holroyd School.

Despite some initial reservations about participating, every Claremount pupil gave their best effort and, in the end, all competitors proudly walked away with a medal. The event showcased the resilience, sportsmanship, and talent of the team, marking a fantastic achievement for the school. Congratulations to all who took part!