Sport in brief: Week 3
A round up of sporting news and stats from the Light Blues across the university
College Rowers go head to head
Saturday saw college rowing teams turn out in force for the winter head-to-head, a two-leg time trial on the Cam. Teams compete in divisions based on their allocation for Lent bumps, which take place between 25th February and 1st March. The May 1st Divisions were won by Downing (men) and Trinity (women).
The winners of May 2nd Division 8s were Robinson M1 and Christ’s W2, while Robinson M2 won the 3rd division. Hughes Hall/Lucy Cavendish W1 were winners in the women’s 3rd division and lower, while Wolfson M2 took the 4th and lower for the men.
Weekend washout for Cambridge fixtures
Cambridge Pythons american football team were looking forward to kicking off 2014 with a match against BNU Buccaneers at Farnham. The match was called off at the last minute, however, due to severe waterlogging and floodlight problems.
Meanwhile the football Light Blues took a walkover against University of Gloucestershire, who were unable to field a team. The women’s rugby team also saw their match against Worcester Warriors called off, and the same fate befell the men’s rugby league fixture against Reading, already postponed once.
Wolfson kick on in MCR Football
Wolfson College men’s football team have taken the MCR Division 2 title in style, winning all nine of their games to beat Anglia Ruskin into second place. Ruskin had kept the pressure on for most of the season, with the two teams closely matched prior to Wolfson’s 5-2 victory in the head-to-head in December. Both teams are now promoted to MCR Division 1. Meanwhile, the top division is drawing to a close, with Cambridge Assessment, Jesus and St. Edmund’s vying for the title.
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