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Saturday 7th March 2026
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OURFC crush Cambridge to sweep Varsity 2026
Stepping out onto the field carrying the weight of a historic rivalry is one thing; winning the battle is another. Yet that is exactly what Oxford’s Blues did last...
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Sophi Hayes-Hoyle
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A matchweek with the OURFC Blues
Oxford is starting to wake up, a couple of cars and the occasional runner dotted about the roads.
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Finbar Dinnen
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Away day blues: The impact of unfamiliar territory
With Varsity season fully underway, conquering the complications of an away day is key to a successful display of Oxford’s sporting superiority.
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Ben Murphy
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Off the bench, on the mend
Oxford’s eight week termly orbit cares little for the inconvenience of an injury or...
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Arun Lewis
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Oxford victorious in 160th University Boat Race
After an early clash, the Oxford boat pulled away to beat their Cambridge counterparts by 11 lengths.
Oxford domination not enough to prevent Tab varsity win
Jonny Turnbull reports on the 130th Varsity Football match from Craven Cottage.
The Boat Race: Preview
Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, it's Boat Race time. Cherwell gives an overview of the biggest event in Oxford's sporting calendar
Varsity report: Table Tennis
Polly Streather reports and reviews the 2014 table tennis varsity match held at Iffley Road.
Oxford’s women rowers bid fond farewell to Henley
Jacob Rabinowitz reports on the Newton Women's Boat Race held at Henley on Sunday in the lead up to the Men's Boat Race this weekend.
Six Nations Team of the Tournament
James Reid talks us through his team of the tournament at this years Six Nations
Derby, not Forest, threaten a return to the big time
Andrew Lindsay reports on the history of the East Midlands Derby, and the recent clash between Derby County and Nottingham Forest at the iPro Stadium
Exeter win football cuppers in the dying moments
A last-gasp winner from George Bustin secured a first Cuppers Football Trophy in over 40 years for Exeter College AFC on a glorious Sunday afternoon
Cambridge crews heavier as Boat Race weigh-in takes place
On average Cambridge's men are 2.7kg heavier, and the women 4kg heavier, as the various crews look ahead to the next month of battles on the river.
Varsity Squash ends honours even
Andrew Lindsay reports on the men’s and women’s 2014 Squash Varsity in London
Mixed results in Varsity Duathlon
George Heppel reports back on events at the Varsity Duathlon
The Sporting Bio – Rupert Allison
Chris Knowles continues our series profiling Oxford’s elite sportspeople
2014 Six Nations: Once More Unto the Breach
Cherwell Sport looks ahead to the final rounds of fixtures of yet another close-run Six Nations championship
Blues Hockey men face international test
Cherwell preview the Blues Hockey team's marquee pre-varsity fixture against the GB Women
Is England’s ‘New Era’ a false dawn?
Ben Horton questions the removal of Pietersen and Flower in the ECB’s ‘rebuilding’ process
Balliol look set for the drop as Wadham inflict woe
Jacob Rabinowitz reports on the 'clash of the liberals' in the JCR Prem
Uni boxing club win Town vs. Gown
Samuele Volpe was ringside to see the Oxford University Amateur Boxing Club take on the town
Interview: Constantine Louloudis
Ben Szreter talks rowing with Oxford’s own Olympian, Constantine Louloudis
Can sport help to engineer social change?
Jacob Rabinowitz considers the impact of the Sochi Olympics and Qatar hosting the World Cup upon gay rights
Only Blues and Horses – The European Tour
Susie Wise reports on the Oxford University Equestrian Team’s a—neigh—zing exploits in France
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