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17.07 There it is then, the Tabs win three on the bounce. They were deserved winners last year after a thrilling contest but this year was slightly different. Oxford will feel they had the chances to win the game while Farmer was untested in goal. Neither side really did enough to win the game outright after […]
Continue ReadingAs Oxford readies itself for a double-header of Varsity action on Sunday, the OxStu runs you through the footballers charged with delivering success before the rowers take to the river.
Continue ReadingMiles Dilworth talks to former England cricketer and now flourishing sports psychologist Jeremy Snape about the mental challenges of international sport
Continue ReadingOxford University students have published an open letter to senior University figures criticising their response to harassment allegations surrounding the death of student Charlotte Coursier. Coursier, a postgraduate philosophy student at Teddy Hall, took her own life in June last year after a split with her boyfriend. The subsequent inquest also heard claims of her […]
Continue ReadingA No 10 spokesperson has said that four suspect packages sent to army recruitment offices, including one on St Giles’, Oxford, bear “the hallmarks of Northern Ireland related terrorism.” Prime Minister David Cameron chaired an emergency meeting of the government’s crisis committee COBRA to discuss the packages, which were also found in Brighton, Slough and […]
Continue ReadingAs England strode out to polish off the final three Australian wickets at the SCG three years ago, the real monument to their success was nestled not in a small, wooden urn but spread around the stands of Australia’s greatest of all grounds. This was the final day of an Ashes series in Australia and […]
Continue ReadingMiles Dilworth talks to John Amaechi OBE, the first openly gay NBA player, about his own career, where sports coaches are going wrong and tackling homophobia.
Continue ReadingReport and video highlights from the 2013 Hockey Cuppers Final
Continue ReadingReports from the Oxford University Invitation Sevens tournament, which saw OURFC reach the final and a first international match for the Women’s side.
Continue ReadingOn Wednesday the Authentics cricket team travelled to Cambridge to face Anglia Ruskin in their second BUCS game of the season. It goes without saying that Tab-shoeing is always a great incentive in Oxford sport, but sights on BUCS promotion following a good weekend win gave good prospects for this match. Oxford Captain Gravell lost […]
Continue ReadingJoe Mansour believes Manchester City have missed their chance to create a new Mancunian dynasty
Continue ReadingMiles Dilworth reports from Day 2 at the Parks as Worcestershire assert their authority over Oxford MCCU
Continue ReadingBenedict Gardner reports from Day 1 as Oxford MCCU take on Worcestershire CCC
Continue ReadingThe Sports Team enlists the help of Oxford’s sporting stars to predict the outcomes of the biggest battles of 2013
Continue ReadingVivek Lodhia and Joe Mansour examine the potential clashes as cricket cuppers begins to warm the winter thaw
Continue ReadingJoe Mansour looks ahead to the University cricket season with James Hooper
Continue ReadingOliver Park reports as Oxford MCCU narrowly miss out on a famous win against County Champions Warwickshire
Continue ReadingOxford Polo braved the blistering heat in Dubai on Good Friday, emerging victorious over Cambridge to secure the esteemed Gaucho Cup title in a match that was closely-fought to the last. The Cup constitutes a highlight of the British Polo Day; a celebration of the friendship between Britain and the Emirates which features teams from […]
Continue ReadingAlex Tyndall reports as Oxford and Cambridge share the spoils from the big weekend of Varsity action
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