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Wednesday 12th November 2025
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Ethics versus Economics: The WTA Finals in Riyadh
I am a tennis aficionado. I follow tennis year-round, and each tournament has a special place for me – except for one. The WTA Finals, an elite competition open exclusively...
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Play for an F.A Cup winner
James King delves into the history of Oxford University's Blues football team
For those not blessed with talent
Ralph Turner highlights the benefits of playing college sport
The Terrific Ten
From football to fencing, rugby to rowing Aleks Klosok picks his top ten sporting moments from this year's Oxford sporting calendar
Serving up some tension
Ralph Turner casts his eye over tennis cuppers
Why not try – Tug of War
Ralph Turner on the only sporting occasion when you're guaranteed to pull
Boatie fever sweeps Oxford
Andrew Wilton reports on successes and failures in Summer Eights
Where Clay Pigeons Dare
Gus Logan on the revival of one of Varsity's great sporting traditions: Clay Pigeon Shooting
What to do on Friday of 6th?
Matthew Swan previews the Varsity Twenty20 match on Friday the 4th of June
Strictly come Dancesport
Samantha Roberts reports on triumph for Oxford at the 37th Dancesport Varsity Match
One hurdle too far
Ralph Turner reflects upon the 136th Varsity Athletics where controversy reigned supreme
Hello yellow: United return to league
James King watches Oxford United sink York City and make a dramatic return to league football after a 4 year absence
Expectations are Wilder than ever
Aleks Klosok on why Oxford United can put a turbulent past behind them with promotion
Oxford controversially defeated
Controversial judging leads to Cambridge winning the 103rd Varsity boxing match 5-4.
Why not try: Punting
Aleks Klosok on a punter's guide to punting
Valiant Blues take Varsity glory
Ralph Turner reports on Oxford’s penalty shoot out victory over Cambridge following a 1-1 draw at the Abbey Stadium
Captain Farr salutes travelling fans
Ralph Turner speaks to Blues captain Leon Farr after his team's dramatic victory
Blues slide to dismal defeat
Nick Buchanan on Oxford's first home cricket game of the season against Oxfordshire
Raising the Bar
Aleks Klosok on twists, turns and triumph: all in a day's work for British Gymnast Beth Tweddle
Why not try: Ultimate Frisbee
Andrew Wilton has the ultimate guide to Ultimate Frisbee
No Ordinary Rally
John Rendel on an extraordinary charity which is helping to rebuild people's lives
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