Head Coach
Tobias Rudkin
Toby became head coach at USBC in 2024, after coaching in New Zealand as Head of Rowing at Auckland Grammar School. Having coached rowing since 2015, and a certified Strength and Conditioning coach since 2017, Toby has a vast array of experience and achievements. One of these achievements includes coaching the Great British Junior Women’s Eight and Junior Women’s Coxed Four at the 2022 Coupe de la Jeunesse, coming away from the event with 3 Gold medals and 1 silver on the international stage. Within his first year at USBC, Toby coached one boat to a silver at the European University Rowing Championships, and two boats to the final of Henley Women’s Regatta.
Novice Coach
Eleanor Stevens
Ellie started at USBC as a novice athlete in 2014, she became president of the club for the 2017/18 season and led with example. This was recognised by Team Surrey as she was awarded the Team Surrey Trophy for outstanding commitment and performance at Colours Ball 2018, awarded British Rowing Rising Star of the Year in 2021 and Team Surrey Coach of the Year 2024. She ended her time as a USBC athlete by representing England at the Home Internationals Regatta. After graduating in 2018, Ellie became the novice coach. Her first season was highly successful. By summer 2019, she had athletes who’d won four BUCS gold medals, a beginner HoRR pennant and a win at Marlow. Ellie has since consistently coached beginner crews to medals at BUCS Head and Regatta every year. She is now the current Head of Performance Pathways at Molesey Boat Club, and the Assistant Manager of England Rowing alongside her position at Surrey.
For enquires please contact us via email. Your message will be forwarded to the relevant committee member.
ussu.boat@surrey.ac.uk
President
George Dunsmore
Vice President
Charlie Sinnot
Treasurer
Nell Papworth
Captains
Will Burns
Emma Parncutt
Will Rourke
Chris Adderley
Secretary
Olivia Dove
Fundraising and Sponsorship Officer
Amy Lavelle
Equipment Officer
Nemone Rogers
Social Secretaries
Imi Munday
Emily Rice-Worley
Communications Officer
Alice Middleton
