Sport

And the Isis roared – Summer Eights 2025

For the viewing public, and those involved in the racing, Summer Eights 2025 gave some reasons to be fearful. The Thamesis Regatta, the very first novice regatta of the...

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In defence of the much-maligned offseason

What will you watch? That’s always the complaint, the second the final whistle blows...

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Fencing Novices may be new, but they get the point

Varsity competitions might seem out of reach to many. Sportspeople who fill the ranks...

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Lancer-lot: Oxford American Football trounce Cambridge Pythons

There aren't many sports in which 48-0 is a respectable scoreline. American Football is...

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Glory ahead for St Peter’s?

Cal Flintoff reviews the drama of the Men’s Football Cuppers as the Quarters approach

Football blues take Brookes varsity win

It has been a tough season for the newly promoted Women’s Blues football team. Now playing in the top league in their region, they...

The Inaugural Women’s Oxford Boxing Match: Preview

The match will see the women of Oxford University’s Amateur Boxing Club compete against tough competition from across the nation

Netball Blues steal crucial win against Loughborough

There was last minute magic at the Iffley Road sports hall

Room for improvement for England after narrow win against South Africa

Fine tuning required after England snatch victory with only a point against South Africa

Oxford held at home by Loughborough

Oxford University’s football Blues dropped two points in what was ultimately a frustrating 2-2 draw

One year on: England’s Young Lions

The divergent paths of Jadon Sancho and Phil Foden

New campaign launched to get more Oxford students active

The 'Active at Oxford' campaign will run throughout Michaelmas term.

Rugby blues suffer narrow loss to Canada

Oxford dominated in the first half but struggled after half-time to maintain their strength

International breaks should be here to stay

Lucy Tansley thinks there are several pros to the newly formed UEFA Nations League

Out in Front: Lewis Hamilton’s fifth world title

Thomas McKeown takes us through the drama of the Mexican Grand Prix.

Worcester put eight past Univ in title defence opener

Cal Flintoff updates us on the latest round of Men’s Football Cuppers

Men’s Badminton Blues lose to Imperial

Returning blue Andrew Zhu gives us the low-down of the latest BUCS Southern Premier division fixture

Bittersweet feelings after OUWAFC matches

Wednesday’s BUCS fixtures saw the Women’s Blues lose to Birmingham as the Seconds secured victory

Exercising the mind: exploring the importance of sport for our mental wellbeing

Sport and exercise can be an important tool in our repertoire for dealing with the stresses of Oxford life.

Unequal and Unfair: Women’s football at Oxford needs urgent reform

If the university does not prioritise women’s football, it is hard to see how or why anyone else would.

Oxford grad sets up eating disorder peer support group

The initiative, Supporting Male Athletes with Eating Disorders (SMAED), aims to break down the barriers of `toxic masculinity` by providing a network of support for athletes with eating disorders.

Men’s Football Blues handed opening day defeat at Iffley

The Men’s football Blues suffered a 2-1 defeat in what was a tough opening game against Derby

A look at the Cuppers draw

Cal Flintoff runs through this year's competition

Copestake hat trick ensures victory for the Blues

A 4-3 win against Cardiff Met sees the men's hockey Blues move to second in the BUCS South Premier Division

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Sport

And the Isis roared – Summer Eights 2025

In defence of the much-maligned offseason

Fencing Novices may be new, but they get the point

Lancer-lot: Oxford American Football trounce Cambridge Pythons

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