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Skills, Thrills, and the X20

Having decided that sporting mediocrity will always triumph over academic success, I quickly bin that off and pore over the events of the game...

When you want to play sports but you’re lowkey just a chill guy

...it’s easy, at least for me, to prefer the comfort of sitting down in a warm library over going out into the cold to run about in a field or on a ground.

Growth, but at what cost?

It was a simple but clear signal; women’s football ‘isn’t football’. They were less important than the men, and so had to make do...

The epic highs and lows of uni hockey

No matter how ridiculous it seems that someone would volunteer for death by Google Sheets, ours is not to reason why...

Holding down the Fort(ress)

This week, Cherwell reached out to a titan of St John's, and indeed, Oxford sport: Ian Madden. Madden has been a groundsman at the St John's ground for 17 years, and a groundsman for 40.

Seventh heaven for OUCC at Lords

The Men's cricket Blues team exact revenge on the Tabs.

A weekend to remember

If anything, this year’s Champions League Final acted as a smokescreen (or more precisely a red flare) to cover the more exciting and controversial events of a jam-packed weekend for sports fans around the world.

A front-foot approach

What can the Cricket World Cup do to increase its fanbase?

Magdalen claim victory in Chess Cuppers tournament

Few crowds ever out-flock the bustling tourists of Christ Church's Tom Quad, but on one sunny Saturday afternoon, the feat was achieved by a...

Women’s Blues win Twenty:20 Varsity

Women's Blues and Men's Authentics seize victory over Cambridge, while Men's Blues are narrowly defeated

A history of Punting: past and present

Looking back at the history of Oxford punting

A new era for English football

What a European finals double-header means for the English game

Beyond the surface level: which court is the ideal one for tennis?

Few major sports are defined by their playing surface in the same way that tennis is.

Harris Manchester sweep the floor in Floorball Cuppers

The side beat Keble in the final to claim the Cuppers title

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

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