Fairbairn Cup 2021 roundup
Hamilton vs. Verstappen: a rivalry of mortal margins
Blues at the BUCS: Michaelmas wrapped up
‘Lads, it’s Tottenham’: can Conte revive Spurs?
University Sport
15 of Cambridge’s 45 BUCS teams are topping their respective leagues at Christmas
Joseph Hill looks at the championship battle between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, and considers the fine line between fierce competition and reckless driving
To commemorate the first Women’s Varsity Match in 1988, CURUFC Women hosted OURFC Women at Grange Road yesterday evening (23/11)
College Football
Queens’ also defeated Homerton, while Robinson beat Corpus Christi for their first win since Matchday 1
University Sport
Cambridge University Ladies Netball Club’s (CULNC) second team triumphed over Bedfordshire on Wednesday afternoon (10/11), progressing to round three of the EY Midlands Conference Cup
Zakariyya Ali considers the importance of tackling the institutional forms of racism that bleed into grassroots sport
Tatiana Kasujja discusses the timelessness of Black sporting achievements and how they’ve inspired her ever since she was a little girl
The Boat Race 2022
The partnership will run between 2022 and 2025
University Sport
Cambridge’s Blues and Falcons beat Leicester 2-1 and Coventry 4-3 respectively, while the women’s Blues lost 11-0 to Nottingham
College Football
Downing also beat Churchill, while Gonville & Caius narrowly triumphed over St John’s
University Sport
Cambridge welcomed Oxford in three different sports, enjoying a largely successful two days of competition
Local Football
The U’s narrowly triumphed over their local rivals on Wednesday evening (29/09)
In the wake of last week’s announcement (07/09), Joseph Hill questions whether the new tournament will be a winning fit for the rugby calendar
Following the tournament’s conclusion, Deputy Sports Editor Damola Odeyemi takes a look at some of the biggest stories from this year’s final Grand Slam
Jesus College’s medicine student was crowned this year’s national champion last Sunday (29/08)
Following UEFA’s decision to change tournament rules in June, Jack Wadding discusses the adjustment after recently watching it in action
Local Football
In their first competitive fixture since October, the Lilywhites suffered a 1-2 defeat against Halesowen Town yesterday afternoon (14/08)
In the wake of Lionel Messi’s Barcelona exit, Alexander Grantham talks us through the emotional split, as well as the Argentine’s decision to couple up with Paris Saint-Germain
Team GB has now won a medal in the Men’s Eight at every Games since 2008
Grant represented Team GB with Emily Craig in the Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls
Staff Writer Liam Kline reflects on his experience with strength training and the process of forming a healthy attachment to the gym
Juliet Thornton considers the dark side of football culture
Cambridge will seek to emulate their double success in 2019 against Oxford later this afternoon (26/06)
Caius emerged as a dominant force in the tournament, claiming victory in the SW1, SW2, NM1 and NW1 divisions
