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Emmanuel II bump Wolfson at Grassy Corner in the May Bumps. Picture: Paul Sanwell/OP Photographic (12339774)

Newnham are the new leaders in the women's top division of the May Bumps.

Having rowed over on the opening night, they made their move on the second evening to bump Jesus to take over the headship at the top of Division One.

There was plenty of movement throughout the rest of the division as well, with Churchill getting their second bump in a row to go up to seventh, and it was a similar story for Pembroke, who are now up to ninth.

St Catharine's made it two bumps out of two to reach 14th, while Queens' are now up to 17th.

It was a busy night in the men's Division One.

Magdalene were unable to build on their overbump of the first night as they were caught by Caius, who are now second and will now go in pursuit of Lady Margaret, who rowed over in the headship for a second night.

Downing have broken into the top five having caught Clare who, having started the May Bumps in second, are down to sixth after just two nights.

Peterhouse are up to eighth, with King's also getting a second bump to go up to 10th.

Robinson went up to 12th, and Lady Margaret II got a second bump in a row to reach 15th.

The crew making the biggest rise through the divisions is Clare Hall.

After an overbump at the top of Division Four/bottom of Division Three, they have gone from third in the fourth division to 15th in the third division.

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