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The main competitions for Cambridge College rowing crews are the two annual bumps races: The Lent Bumps, held at the end of Lent term and the May Bumps, held at the end of Easter term. The following are tables of the last decade of results for the Trinity Hall first boat, i.e. the fastest of the club's boats. In these results 'bumped' means to move up a place and 'bumped by' means to move down a place.
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