Lauren Henry won another gold to help Great Britain to the World Rowing Cup in Lucerne on Sunday.
The 23 -year -old won the Women's Sculls Final in Faris two weeks ago, and he followed his hard victory in Switzerland.
The SCULLS Champion of the Quartet's SCOLLS Quartet recovered from a slow start to win a narrow margin over the Fiona Mortage in Ireland in second place.
Denmark, Ferida Sanggard Nielsen, was behind her in third place in the repetition of the European Championship platform a month ago.
“As the season advances, people find more speed, so it is good to see where you are,” Henry said.
The other GB's Gold came on Sunday in the Men's SCULLS final, with the team moved from the fourth to the second, before hunting Poland in the closing stages, with the third United States.
“We were in most of the race, but we just had to trust that the Polish had put the work and will be tired and we can really turn,” said Matthew Hayud of GB.
Eleanor Brinkov and Meghan Slabbert added a bronze for GB in the final spouses of women behind the Czech Republic, while the European Romania Champions Maria Majdalina Rousseau and Simona Radis were clear to win.
GB did not top the medal table on Sunday or in Faris two weeks ago, but the five gold they won in the two events was sufficient to secure the World Cup for the General Rowing Cup for this year.
This year, Champiosnhips is held in Shanghai from September 21 to 28.
