Thursday 12th June 2025

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...

In defence of the much-maligned offseason

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

Fencing Novices may be new, but they get the point

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

Lancer-lot: Oxford American Football trounce Cambridge Pythons

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

Oxford Men battle to Boat Races victory

Oxford avenge their defeat last year and the women's defeat earlier in the day

Oxford Women beaten in the Boat Race

Cambridge's initial lead proved long-lasting after Oxford caught a crab with their first stroke

UPDATE: Boat Races set to go ahead after discovery of unexploded WWII bomb

Event expected to take place as planned after police inspected the area

Six Nations hints at future Lions XV

With the Six Nations over, Theo Davies-Lewis picks his strongest British and Irish Lions XV

Why AFC Wimbledon is the people’s answer to modern football

George Steijger writes that AFC Wimbledon's recent win over MK Dons was a victory for football fans

Oxford secure Varsity football double

James Sharples and David Coates report on a day of dominance for Oxford's football teams

Dark Blues hopeful ahead of first Varsity Football double-header

Matthew Roller reports on Oxford's high hopes ahead of Sunday's Varsity Football fixtures

Oxford announce crews for the Boat Races

Cherwell reports on Oxford's squad announcements

Oxford complete Varsity hockey double

Matthew Roller reports on a memorable day for Oxford Hockey

Concussion: a growing issue across the world of sport

Tom Mason discusses the growing threat of concussion in multiple sports

Top three golf holes

Karl Frey picks his top three golf-holes in the world and explains why

Head to Head: blues OURLFC captain and Pembroke captain of boats

With Varsity just around the corner, the rugby league team are training hard to gain an edge over their Cambridge opponents. Jordan Ayling, OURLFC captain, is confident that Oxford will be able to prevail over the ‘Tabs’ in an interview with George Mason. Torpids will soon be upon us and Pembroke College Boat Club are training hard to try and defend the Men’s fi rst division title. PCBC Captain, Chris Liang, gives an inside view to Karl Frey.

Sport thought: The growth of ‘Britball’

Tom Hartley discuss the growth of American Football and the NFL in England

A school of hard knocks in India for England’s cricketers

Hugo Murphy discusses the current state of English cricket and whether there is hope for the future.

Head to Head: The future of Arsène Wenger

Arsenal’s recent poor performances have reignited the debate concerning Arsène Wenger’s future as the club’s manager. Karl Frey and Sam Pace, two Arsenal supporters, argue for ‘Wenger Out' and 'Wenger In' respectively.

Harrison’s heroics bested by Balliol

Harry Griffiths summarises Pembroke's close-run defeat to Balliol in college football.

Sport thought: In defence of Louis van Gaal

Theo Davies-Lewis discusses the questionably unfair reputation of Louis Van Gaal

Magdalen sports teams travel to Cambridge to face sister college

Danny Cowan reports on the annual Magdalen vs Magdalene varsity day, where Magdalen college travelled to Cambridge to face their sister college in multiple sports fixtures

Head to Head: All-Time World XI

In March of 2016, the world of football said goodbye to one of its biggest legends: Johan Cruyff. The former Barcelona player is regarded by many football fans as one of the greatest ever players in the sport. If you could pick out your All-Time best XI, who would you choose? Karl Frey and Sam Pace discuss their selections in Head to Head.

Sport Science: Creatine

Andy Frey explores the actual value creatine can add to your workout

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