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For new and returning students at the University of Nottingham, the Welcome Fair represents a chance to find out more about sports clubs and societies which are on offer at the University. With a huge range of different clubs on offer, from Archery to Windsurfing; it allows students to...

The second half of Varsity 2017 is underway, which means one of the most anticipated events of the series is getting agonisingly close. Impact Sport caught up with Peter Rosemin, President of UoN Football – who are looking to add to UoN’s first half Varsity lead by ending their...

Much intrigue surrounds the Water Polo Varsity fixture this year, as it emerges from the shallows of Super Wednesday to have its first own standalone event. Although Oliver Bowen-Ashwin, the club’s President, expects last year’s comfortable result to be to be replicated, he told Impact Sport that he anticipates...

The University of Nottingham Karate Club set the tone for what would become a complete wipe-out of Trent in this year’s first Super Wednesday. It was a solid performance from the Green and Gold. It wasn’t perfect, with a few hiccups here and there, but it was certainly a...

University of Nottingham’s (UoN) Canoe Polo team made it successive Varsity wins with a comprehensive 9-2 demolition of Nottingham Trent (NTU) at the pool during Super Wednesday. Poolside, it was clear that UoN were a class apart from start to finish; their finishing was notably deadly. Trent huffed and...

The University of Nottingham (UoN) Men’s Handball team beat Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) Handball Team 52-25 in their Super Wednesday fixture at the David Ross Sports Village, with Dani Ramos starring for the Green and Gold. With UoN Women’s Handball winning their Varsity fixture 24-20 prior to the men’s game,...

This year’s Super Wednesday schedule placed the University of Nottingham’s (UoN) Archery team first in the running order against Nottingham Trent University (NTU). Combine pressure to deliver along with a burning desire to avenge a n(arrow) defeat in last year’s Varsity, however, and it’s easy to see exactly why...