Controversy
I've watched a lot of college football in my time, but never have I seen anything quite as ridiculous as what I saw in the Parks on Monday afternoon.
Sport: On Top of The World
A group of 17 students from Oxford University Dancesport Team returned from Florida earlier this month carrying the Intercontinental Varsity Dancesport trophy. Having participated in the major event organised by the United States Amateur Ballroom Dancing Association at the Ocean Centre conference facility in Daytona Beach, the UK Champions went on to beat 11 other varsity teams from the UK, USA and Canada. The result was a convincing win for Oxford, who scored 36 points - 8 points clear of their nearest rival....
Sport: Blue is One Colour Denied to Pool
Whilst rowing and rugby may dominate headlines where Oxford sport is concerned, a team whose success is even greater appears to have gone relatively unnoticed.
Sport: Biden makes Fastnet history
Ed Biden is the first ever Oxford University vs Cambridge entry to the Fastnet race (a big offshore yacht race) for 2003 writes Rachel Armstrong.
Sport: Highlight in the Low Countries
On 2nd January OUWBC and OUWLRC descended on a close-to-frozen 2km rowing lake with a gym, a restaurant and a group of prison-cell accommodation blocks at one end. This two square mile area of Belgium was all we saw for 8 days.
Sport: Centaurs beat a load of bankers
On a foul and gloomy afternoon, the Centaurs encountered a Lloyd's team that consisted of a combination of youth and experience. Oxford were keen to treat this game in a serious manner, seeing it as a warm up to their vital BUSA games and with the Varsity match coming up, all squad members were keen to make an impression on captain, Stuart Drury....
Sport: Brummies beaten by Blues
The Blues bounced back from their defeat by the Old Girls team ten days ago to beat Birmingham impressively 24 - 10.
Sport: Sporting Thoughts
The Manchester United revival has gone decidedly pear-shaped thanks to defeats inflicted by Liverpool and Middlesborough. One thing at least is clear; the hot streak of a single Dutch striker will not be enough to win them the league.
Sport: Teddy grab vital win
This brutal, physical game characterised all that is good about college rugby. Both teams brought along large sets of supporters eager to cheer their team on in what was billed as 'the game' for the league championship.
Sport: College Football Latest
THE FIRST TWO weeks of matches in the new term have seen Magdalen extend their 100% record for the season to 11 games, writes Ben Steele. They are now within touching distance of repeating their success of last year and regaining the Premier League crown, with plenty of matches to spare.
Sport: College Hockey: Division One
Worcester are dominant once more - stylish interplay and strength in depth has produced an almost unassailable outfit. Surprisingly, though, Univ. (a very mid-table side last season) are close behind. However, their hardest opposition is still to come.