The Lent Bumps 2012 will take place Tuesday 28th February - Saturday 3rd March. The Getting-On Race will be on Friday 24th March.

The division times have been modified for the 2012 Lent Bumps. The women's divisions will race every day, Tuesday to Friday (and will not race on Saturday). Men's divisions will race Tuesday to Saturday with one day off as normal.

Entries are now open. Crews should be entered online by Friday 3rd February.

• Submit entry (login required)

Captains should also (separately) submit information for the Bumps Programmes

• Submit Information for Programme

The entry fee is £36 per crew. Entry fees and outstanding CUCBC bills for the Lent Term should be paid by the above deadline. Cheques should be payable to Cambridge University Combined Boat Clubs and sent to Tom Grimble, CUCBC Junior Treasurer at Robinson College.

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» Watching the Bumps

The schedule of the Lent Bumps 2012 has been altered, as agreed at the Michaelmas 2011 Captains' Meeting, to accommodate those crews wishing to race in the Women's Head of the River Race on Saturday 3rd March. All women's divisions will race every day Tuesday to Friday and will not race on Saturday. Men's divisions will race Tuesday to Saturday with one day off as normal.

• Division Times

The University Fours 2011 took place Monday 24th - Friday 28th October 2011.

Congratulations to the winning crews:

• University Fours

We are pleased to announce that the CUCBC Executive Committee 2011-12 will be

The Michell Cup 2010-11 was won by Newnham College Boat Club.

• Final ranking for the Michell Cup 2010-11

With the May Bumps fast approaching and the academic year almost over, we are starting to think about appointing next year’s CUCBC Executive Committee. There are four open positions, all of which are open to any member of the College boat clubs.

• CUCBC Honorary Secretary
• Coxes' Representative
• Junior Treasurer
• Events Secretary

Involvement with the CUCBC Committee is fun and rewarding and a good way of giving something back to College rowing in Cambridge, so if you are enthusiastic about college rowing and would like to get involved on the organisational side, please do consider applying for a position.While there are a number of defined jobs, responsibilities (particularly organising races) tend to be shared between committee members who will work together throughout the year.

If you wish to run for one of the above positions, please send a brief manifesto outlining your experience and what you will bring to the position to Dan Wilkins (dan [at] cucbc.org), CUCBC Honorary Secretary, by Wednesday 8th June.

The Small Boats Regatta 2011 took place Monday 25th - Wednesday 27th April.

The winners of each event are listed below and full results are available here.

The Colquhoun Sculls were won by Chris Kerr (St. Catharine’s).

Those who have not yet been awarded medals may collect them before the Captains’ Meeting at 5pm this Sunday 1st May in the Umney Lounge, Robinson College.

Congratulations to the winning crews and thank you to all competitors for a good few days' racing.

The Boat Race 2011 took place on Saturday 26th March.

The Henley Boat Races 2011 took place on Sunday 27th March.

Intercollegiate races took place at the Henley Boat races between the head crews of the Lent Bumps and the Torpids.

The Lent Bumps 2011 took place Tuesday 1st - Saturday 5th March. Thanks to all crews for a good week's racing and congratulations to Caius and Downing for winning the Men's and Women's Headships respectively. See you in the Mays!

Notes and Fines from the Umpires

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» Spectators

We are looking for volunteers to help out umpiring the Lent Bumps. It is important that we have a full compliment of Umpires to ensure that the races run smoothly.

Please do consider helping out. Umpiring is a really fun way to get involved in the Bumps - you get to see and be involved in the action from up close on the towpath, either cycling along with the crews or acting as a static umpire at key points on the course. In addition to this, you will get a free dinner, probably the week after Bumps and umpiring will reduce the number of marshals that your club needs to provide.

To help out, you don't need to have umpired before although we do ask that you have rowed or coxed in at least 2 sets of Bumps in the past. There will be a meeting for all umpires where we will explain everything and those that have not umpired before will be paired with a 'senior' during the races.

If you would like to help out, please sign up here indicating which divisions you are available for (division times).

You can both compete and umpire (although obviously don't sign up to umpire a division you're competing in!)