Captain’s Corner: OUBC
"In anticipation of the Boat Race on 30th March 2024, Cherwell spoke to the women’s president of the OUBC, Ella Stadler, and the men’s president, Louis Corrigan."
The effects of media attention on upcoming sports stars
"In a world concerned so much about mental health, especially in young people, why does the media still create so much damage?"
The skilful art of flying saucers
"You sub off, catch your breath, and run back on again for the next point – are we crazy, or have you just not tried it yet?"
The Spartan attitude of tennis to its young
"Tennis has a vicious cycle with its young players, but its curse can still be broken"
Feeling Blue? A deep-dive into Oxford sport
“You leave Oxford with a First, a spouse, or a Blue.” The latter of the three, a Blue, is the highest honour granted to...
World Cups – On-Field Festivals, Off-Field Frustrations
"World Cups are the highlight of many a sporting fan’s calendar, sporting festivals that are exceptional global adverts for their respective games."
World Cup Madness
FIFA recently announced the winners of the 2030 World Cup Bid, Morocco, Spain, Portugal..and Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina. In a shock move, FIFA has set the tournament to be played in three continents, with six teams qualifying automatically.
Captains Corner: OUHC
This week Cherwell spoke to the current women’s Blues captain at OUHC, Megan Cottee, about her role as captain and her season so far.
Captain’s Corner: OUAFC
Cherwell spoke to the new Blues captains at OUAFC, Iona Bennett and Roza Bailey who co-captain the women, and Harry Way who captains the Men's team.
Oxford’s Rugby League Glory
"This Saturday saw the Women’s Rugby League Blues team defeat Cambridge in their second Varsity since reinstating the club in 2022."
“The Best Coaches don’t play.” Does this ring true in the footballing world?
The player-turned-manager trope is present in all sports, but nowhere is it more heavily scrutinised than in the world of football.
Naval Warfare: A review of Oxford water polo
Oxford B v Cambridge B February 8
The Oxford squad huddle as Hertford spectators converge on the poolside. Cambridge? Absent… but soon the mint shorts...
Broken Jumbotrons and Blurred Lines: Victor Wembanyama’s Roanne Rematch
In the second quarter, Victor finds himself double marked, he goes up for a three and finds Bandja Sy with a pass instead.
The Mankad, sporting etiquette and the so-called “Spirit of Cricket”
While the level of skill required is up for debate, it doesn’t explain the centrality of ‘sportsmanship’ in this conversation.
