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Thursday 22nd January 2026
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Will running a half-marathon fix you?
Running has undergone a paradigm shift; no longer a punishment in PE class or your parents’ Sunday morning escape, running is a lifestyle: a personal brand.
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Sophi Hayes-Hoyle
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Trump, tennis, and test cricket: Winter’s sporting woes
Wherever you look, sport in all its myriad forms appears to have stumbled into a great mess over the Michaelmas vac.
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Arun Lewis
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From ergs to euphoria: college rowing at Oxford
College rowing is an exercise in delayed gratification; the suffering of winter morphs into blades come Trinity.
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Arun Lewis
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You, too, can ski: at the cost of your ego and bank balance
Varsity isn't cheap by any stretch of the imagination.
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Sophie Shade
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Blues Tennis
Cherwell's sport team finds out more about Blues Tennies.
Blues Article Corrections
Cherwell would like to apologise for printing a number of inaccuracies in last week's article entitled 'True Blues or Mercenaries'.
Blues triumph after four year wait
The Blues netball team beat Loughbourough 2nd for the first time with a tremendous victory of 49 - 36
Mike Valli: Wk 4
Former Australia star gives the lowdown on life as a Blues rower
Catz squeeze out champions
Worcester take a plunge after a sound seeing to by St Catz.
Backing substance over style
We defend Test cricket in the aftermath of the Stanford debacle...
In defence of Blues
Blues Rower Ben Harrison writes in response of last week's 'True Blues... or Mercenaries' piece.
Feisty Hall halt Pembroke
Teddy Hall squeeze a late victory over Pembroke.
Trent trounced by aggressive Blues
A gritty display from the Blues has landed them a third consecutive win in their BUSC league campaign.
Saints kickstart stuttering season
St Anne's and St John's pummel Worcester in a much-needed win.
Corpus/Linacre regroup to level Lincoln
The match ended in a draw, but wasn't without dollops of drama to boot.
True Blues or mercenaries?
One-year Masters degrees for sportsmen - right or wong? Cherwell debates...
Interview: Ross Biestmen
We sit down for a chat with a Blues rugby star.
Rampaging Blues shock pros
OURFC clock up 43 points to trounce the Worcester Warrior's 8
Mike Valli: Wk 2
Former Australia star gives the lowdown on life as a Blues rower.
Magdalen outpunch Worcester
Magdalen triumph 48 to Worcester's 24 in their continuing dominance of the second division.
Title clash descends into farce
Wadham and St Anne's come up with a disappointing 1-1 draw in a farcical footy face-off.
Is sport up for sale?
As money becomes ever more influential in the sporting world, we wonder where its future lies...
Blues Gymnastics Interview
Amy Morreau has proven herself to be a focused, determined and skillful athlete.
Plucky Blues confident of victory
A preview of the season ahead for OUAFC.
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