March 26

Events - Sports

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The first Henley Royal Regatta is held.

The inaugural Henley Royal Regatta, a prestigious rowing event, was held in 1839.

The first Henley Royal Regatta took place on the River Thames in Henley-on-Thames, England, in 1839. It was established as a rowing competition for amateur oarsmen and quickly gained prestige. British royalty and aristocracy championed the event, leading to its 'Royal' title in 1851. The regatta evolved into one of the world's most celebrated rowing events, drawing international crews. Henley is renowned for its tradition, competitive spirit, and riverside hospitality.

1839 Henley Royal Regatta

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The Vancouver Millionaires win the 1915 Stanley Cup Finals, the first championship played between the Pacific Coast Hockey Association and the National Hockey Association.

In 1915, the Vancouver Millionaires won the Stanley Cup, the first championship contested between the PCHA and NHA.

The Vancouver Millionaires claimed the 1915 Stanley Cup by defeating the Ottawa Senators in a series of two games. It was the first time teams from the Pacific Coast Hockey Association and the National Hockey Association competed for hockey's greatest prize. Vancouver triumphed with a decisive 3–0 win in the challenge matchup. This victory marked the first Stanley Cup win by a west coast team. The series helped to cement professional hockey's popularity across Canada. The Millionaires' championship remains a proud moment in British Columbia's sporting history.

1915 Vancouver Millionaires 1915 Stanley Cup Finals Pacific Coast Hockey Association National Hockey Association