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·23rd April 2022

Review: New College Sports Ground

Jonah Poulard
The New College Playing Field, more commonly known as Weston after its benefactor, is a sports ground that exudes class...
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Sport
·2nd March 2021

In troubled waters, Oxford college rowing is staying afloat

Issy Fleming
Image description: an eight on the river in Oxford, viewed from the river bank on a sunny day A boat...
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Sport
·11th November 2019

Univ hosts 24-hour charity Ergathon

Emily Charley
On 16th November, members of University College Boat Club will be rowing continuously for 24 hours to raise £2000 for...
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Sport
·28th May 2019

Women’s* Weightlifters Qualify for Nationals

Ruth Harris & Evie Fleck
Sunday of 4th week saw four members of Wadham Women’s* Weightlifting travel to Stourbridge for the West-Midlands BDFPA Regionals, with...
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News
·14th March 2019

Breaking: Crews announced for 2019 Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race

Elena Casale
Oxford University Boat Club (OUBC) and Women’s Boat Club (OUWBC) announced their crews for the upcoming Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race at City...
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Sport
·14th February 2019

A day in practice with the Octopush Club

Evalena Labayen
Octopush was a bit of mystery to me since I’ve never seen a game before, and the idea of “underwater...
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News
·2nd June 2018

“Absolute Filth” – Pembroke Triumph in Mixed Netball Cuppers

Connor Thirlwell
Pictured:  the Hertford A and Pembroke teams pose for the cameras after a hard-fought final Pembroke capped off a flawless...
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Sport
·23rd May 2018

College rowing: the what, the why, the wackiness, and the swans

Connor Thirlwell
Sports Editor Connor Thirlwell, who doesn’t row, wonders about rowing, and why people do it I high-tail down past Christchurch...
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Sport
·6th May 2018

Wicket-to-Wicket: exploring the top and bottom of University Cricket

Connor Thirlwell
OxStu studies Oxford’s ‘winning draw’ against Cambridge and a 3rd division league college clash. At around mid-day I am patrolling...
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Sport
·30th April 2017

Trinity Term – A Sporting Preview

Adam Rhaiti
Croquet – Grant Dalton, University College 8s The game of croquet is one with indelible connotations of Oxford life, an...
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Sport
·22nd May 2021

Merton’s Netball Mania

Daniel Seaman
Image Description: Four players gather around the net during a training session College sport has been severely disrupted due to...
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Sport
·23rd February 2021

The bright future of baseball in Oxford, Britain, and beyond

Emily Rosindell
Image Description: Baseball at the Dodgers’ Stadium Oxford University baseball is one of Oxford’s newest Half-Blue sports. While boasting a...
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Sport
·7th June 2019

New College wins dancesport cuppers

Timothy Parker
On 25th May at 13:00, Oxford University Dancesport Cuppers took place. This is quite a well-established competition with records going...
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Sport
·4th May 2019

What sport to look out for in Trinity

Hannah Li
Summer sports will soon be getting into full swing so here is a taste of what to expect! Athletics After...
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Sport
·22nd February 2019

Wadham clinches victory in Alternative Ice Hockey cuppers finals

Richard Mifsud
Overnight on Friday 15th February, there was the annual Alternative Ice Hockey (ALTS) cuppers. This tournament is 30 years in...
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Sport
·26th October 2018

Football Cuppers 2018/19: First round round-up

Charlotte Austin
Image Credit: Wadham College Facebook – Description – Wadham Cuppers winning team Cuppers, for those of you not yet fluent...
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College Sport
·27th May 2018

Keble and Pembroke clinch Heads of the River on a sizzling Summer Eights Saturday

Connor Thirlwell
Image Credit: Connor Thirlwell Keble seized the Head of the River in the Men’s division, and Pembroke in the women’s,...
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Sport
·13th May 2018

Let’s fall in love with croquet this summer

Connor Thirlwell
OxStu offers an impassioned introduction to a much beloved garden sport In 0th week, I fell in love, or, more...
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Sport
·6th May 2018

What’s on in Trinity: a preview

Connor Thirlwell
Trinity Term is here and a new summer season of sport begins, making the next couple of months as fine...
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