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Monday 9th June 2025
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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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Arun Lewis
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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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Natalie Tan
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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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Thomas Yates
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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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Sebastian Page
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Vincent’s Club elects first female president
Sophie Taylor, who won her full blue in 2016, was elected on Tuesday night
Exclusive: Blues announce Varsity football squads
Alex Urwin and Maddie Hooper have confirmed their squads ahead of 25 March's double-header
Oxford pays tribute to Sir Roger Bannister
Sir Roger ran the first sub-four minute mile at Iffley Road in 1954, later becoming a leading neurologist and Master of Pembroke College
A divine display from the Saints as Anne’s dominate the Hassan’s Cup
The Saints triumphed in the women's game, whilst St. Anne's bested St John's in the men's final
Oxford overpower Leicester in table tennis semi-final
The table-tennis team sealed a 4-1 victory to propel them into the final
Hard-fought loss in Varsity volleyball showdown
Oxford's women lose out in the fixture for the first time since 2014
Oriel take headships in truncated Torpids
The women's boat successfully rowed over, while the men bumped Pembroke in front of their opponents' boathouse
Weather conditions force cancellation of Torpids day two
The senior umpires said they "cannot remember conditions as bad as this"
Oxford announces crews for the Boat Races
Cambridge's men's and women's boats are both heavier than Oxford's
A round-up of a dominant season for Oxford’s men’s and women’s fencers
En garde and on song; Oxford's fencers have swept all before them
Oxford beat Imperial to secure league title
Major success in the pool for Oxford Men's Water Polo team
Worcester edge past New College to seal Cuppers glory
Goals from Andrew Kinsella and Olly Cobb sealed a first title since 2013 for Worcester.
Lacrosse Blues miss out on league title to Cambridge
The Women’s Blues were edged out by Cambridge in this title decider that also served as a Varsity warm-up.
Swapping halfway hall for a halftime pie: football as a means of escape
There was welcome respite from university to be found at the Kassam stadium, as the local side faced off against Bury
From novices to champions: the success of Oxford’s female boxers and OUABC
Lydia Welham reflects on the 482 days between starting out as a boxer and her first fight
Town triumphs over gown as Oxford descends upon Union
OUABC's men and women were edged out by the town's best over a series of thrilling matches
Cambridge edge out netball Blues
Despite the loss, there were plenty of positives for the Dark Blues to take away with them
Local rivals worlds apart
For Guernsey-born Oxonians, there is another Other Place with whom they contest a fierce sporting rivalry
Football Blues set to make Varsity history
The double-header will see the men's game take place before the women's for the first time
Bumps drama makes the early starts worthwhile
The sweet taste of victory is enough to convince rowers that all that hard work might actually be worth it
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