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Friday 5th June 2026
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Goodbye football: Welcoming political tension to the centre stage of the World Cup
It’s been four years since England men lost to France at the quarter finals in Qatar. Since then, the women have won the Euros twice – in 2021 and...
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The women who turned the tide
Summer 2024 Annie Anezakis has just been elected OUBC Women’s President, Lilli Freischem is celebrating...
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Summer VIIIs roundup: day two
Early divisions started strong, with many boats that bumped yesterday continuing on the same...
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Summer VIIIs roundup: day one
It’s one of the hottest Mays in recorded history. Crews are wearing layers of...
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Worcester run riot in Athletics Cuppers
Impressive individual performances in the lead up to the season
Futsal Club off to a flying start
Men and Women’s fledgling Futsal teams continue to grow with victories over Staffordshire Uni
A whole new ball game
Oliver Donaldson on rackets sports you might not know
Worcester win hockey Cuppers again
Sweet revenge for Worcester as they defeat Teddy Hall
Riding into the Record Books
British road cyclists seek to defend their titles after a dominant few years in the Grand Tours
Giving thanks to football
Greg Pankhurst reports on what became a breath-taking week for English football
Sibling rivalry: St Hugh’s take on Clare College
Lucy Tansley reports on this multi-sport all-day event
Super Saturday Double-Header in Women’s Rugby
The time was here. The stage was set. The teams were ready. A grey and overcast Saturday of 1st Week provided the perfect conditions...
Trials and Tests for female cricketers
Claire Taylor, an alumnus of The Queen’s College, Oxford, is known for being one of the best female cricketers England has ever seen. Taylor...
Brookes receive an (indoor) kicking
Next year, there will be two new teams sporting the famous dark blue strip for Oxford University Association Football Club (OUAFC), as both a...
HCNC beat HCAFC 11-5 in charity netball game
Eleanor Frew reports on the charity clash between the netball team and the men’s football club
Women in Sport: OUWAFC President Charlotte Rougier
An interview with OUWAFC President Charlotte Rougier
Mauricio Pochettino: the best of the rest
Greg Pankhurst gives the case that Pochettino should be considered manager of the season
A sport for everyone?
Why croquet is a sport which thrives in its contradictions
Women’s football at its peak ahead of World Cup
Women’s football is growing rapidly, but more needs to be done to ensure equality
The Enduring British Tradition
Why the Boat Race still captures our interest almost two centuries on
Kicking out racism in football
Greg Pankhurst examines what needs to be done to eliminate racism from the game
2019: a high-point for British sport?
Tom Ashley looks forward to the rest of 2019 in British sport
Ten reasons to love the County Championship
With the 120th cricket County Championship season now underway, here are ten reasons why we should all love this format of first-class cricket.
Cambridge win all four Boat Races for the second year in a row
The women's race kicked off first and although Oxford seemed to get a good start, soon after the Cambridge boat dug deep and pushed...
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