Great Britain at The 1912 Summer Olympics - Rowing

Rowing

Twenty four rowers represented Great Britain. It was the nation's third appearance in rowing. Britain was nearly as dominant in the sport as they had been four years earlier, winning two of the three events British rowers entered and placing all four boats in the finals. The only British loss, other than in the Britain-only eights final, came in the coxed fours as the British boat took silver after coming in second to a German boat in the final. In all, Great Britain took two gold medals and two silvers; the best possible finish would have been three golds and one silver.

Rower Event Heats Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
Result Rank Result Rank Result Rank Result Rank
William Kinnear Single sculls 7:44.0 1 Q 7:49.9 1 Q 7:37.0 1 Q 7:47.3 1 !
Julius Beresford
Geoffrey Carr (cox)
Bruce Logan
Charles Rought
Karl Vernon
Coxed fours 7:27.0 1 Q 7:14.5 1 Q 7:04.8 1 Q Unknown 2 !
Robert Bourne
Beaufort Burdekin
William Fison
Thomas Gillespie
Charles Littlejohn
William Parker
Frederick Pitman
John Walker (cox)
Arthur Wiggins
Eights 6:42.5 1 Q 6:19.0 1 Q 7:47.0 1 Q 6:19.2 2 !
Edgar Burgess
Philip Fleming
Stanley Garton
James Angus Gillan
Ewart Horsfall
Alister Kirby
Sidney Swann
Henry Wells (cox)
Leslie Wormwald
Eights 6:22.2 1 Q 6:10.2 1 Q 6:16.2 1 Q 6:15.7 1 !

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