Latest in: Varsity

Maya Israel and Rachel Roberts In this article, we speak to Arbi Hasanaj, Medsoc Sports Officer, and Maddie Whitwell, Welfare Secretary at Nottingham University Medics Hockey Club (NUMHC), who give us insight into how medics sports teams differ from the standard university sport teams. Arbi, tell us about medic...

Rachel Roberts This summer’s transfer window, like everything, has been hit by the uncertainty of COVID-19, but one thing that has not changed is the levels of spending. The market is open until the 5th October – Rachel Roberts takes a look at the biggest stories in England so...

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Sportswriter Joe Johnson takes a look at whether the Financial Fair Play rules, which have just hit European giants Manchester City, are indeed helping to keep football fair for all. ...

This game was rather pedestrian in the first half, with both teams sticking to a run-first offense in the adverse playing conditions. With Nottingham Trent’s offense struggling to stay on the field for much of the first half, UoN looked like the more likely team to break the deadlock....

This match was always set to be one of the tightest Varsity fixtures in this year’s series and it could have gone either way. The Green and Gold managed to add another Varsity point to the board after a defensive performance. Before the match, George Southgate, men’s Football President,...

Ladies team comfortably beats Trent The ladies game saw a dominant performance throughout by the University of Nottingham, culminating in a comfortable 18-5 victory. This comes as a consolation to the ladies team that suffered a bitter defeat to Oxford in the quarter final of the BUCS championship back...