The Boat Race: Meet the crews

Meet the crews who’ll be competing in this Sunday’s Boat Race.


Two crews, one race and only one winner. The 159th Boat Race is almost upon us.

Cambridge lead Oxford by five in the all-time list of wins, but will history repeat itself this year? With Oxford packing the extra weight, despite being the bookies’ early favourites, everything’s left to play for.

Let’s meet the crews who’ll be competing:

CAMBRIDGE

Bow: Grant Wilson

American

Pembroke, MPhil Energy Technologies

23-years-old

90kg, 191cm

 

 

 

 

2: Milan Bruncvik

Czech

Peterhouse, MPhil Engineering for Sustainable Development

28-years-old

82.6kg, 185cm

 

 

 

3: Alexander Fleming

Australian

Pembroke, M Phil Management

23-years-old

97.4kg,195cm

 

 

 

 

4: Ty Otto

American

Hughes Hall, M Phil Nuclear Energy

24-years-old

90.6kg, 201cm

 

 

 

 

5: George Nash

British

St Catharine’s, BA Engineering

23-years-old

94.8kg, 194cm

Boat Race history: Goldie 2009, Boat Race 2010, Boat Race 2011

 

 

6: Stephen Dudek

American

St Edmund’s, BA Land Economy

24-years-old

101.8kg, 203cm

Boat Race history: Boat Race 2012

 

 

 

7: Alexander Scharp

Australian

St Edmund’s, BA Law

25-years-old

92.8kg, 197cm

Boat Race history: Boat Race 2012

 

 

 

Stroke: Niles Garratt

American

Hughes Hall, BA History

24-years-old

86.4kg, 193cm

Boat Race history: Boat Race 2012

 

 

 

Cox: Henry Fieldman

British

Homerton, M Phil Psychology and Education

24-years-old

54.4kg, 162cm

 

 

OXFORD

Bow: Patrick Close

American

Pembroke MBA

27-years-old

89.6 kg, 188 cm

 

 

 

2: Geordie McCleod

American

Christ Church, BA Geography

21-years-old

87kg, 187cm

Boat Race history: ISIS 2012

 

 

3: Alexander Davidson

British

Christ Church, DPhil Chromosome and Development Biology

22-years-old

96kg, 195cm

Boat Race history: Boat Race 2012

 

 

4: Samuel O’Connor

New Zealander

Christ Church MSc Engineering Science

25-years-old

89kg, 185cm

 

 

 

 

 

5: Paul Bennett

British

Kellogg, MSc Computer Science

24-years-old

100.4kg, 207.3cm

 

 

 

 

6: Karl Hudspith

British

St Peter’s, D Phil Neurosciences

25-years-old

92.4kg, 199cm

Boat Race history: Boat Race 2011, Boat Race 2012

 

 

 

7: Constantine Louloudis

British

Trinity, BA Classics

21-years-old

94kg, 190cm

Boat Race history: Boat Race 2011

 

 

 

Stroke: Malcom Howard

Canadian/British

Oriel, M Res Clinical Medicine

29-years-old

109.2kg, 199.5cm

 

 

 

 

Cox: Oskar Zorrilla

American/Columbian

St Hugh’s M Phil Economics

25-years-old

52.4kg, 162cm

 

 

 

 

The 159th Boat Race will take place at 4:30pm on Sunday.