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As one of the events in the second of the Super Wednesdays in this year’s 2017 Nottingham Varsity series, the University of Nottingham (UoN) Golf Club will be taking on their counterparts from Trent at the Ruddington Golf Club. With the University of Nottingham having achieved a grand slam in...

A crushing 23-4 victory for the University of Nottingham Men’s Water Polo team against Trent Sharks was a smashing way to introduce the second half of this year’s Varsity series, made even greater by the stunning half-time debut performance of our brand new synchronised swimming squad. Before starting the match,...

The University of Nottingham (UoN) Netball Team saw out a commanding 55-27 win in the first event of the second half of Varsity 2017. The win pulled UoN two points clear of their rivals from Nottingham Trent University, and looks to have set the tempo for what should be an...

Despite two wins for the University of Nottingham (UoN) in the Water Polo and Netball on Sunday 8th may, the two Hockey fixtures on Monday 8th May remains pivotal in deciding the outcome of the Nottingham Varsity 2017 series. Looking at the women’s fixture first, it has been an...

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’s (UoN) Netball Team will be looking to avenge last year’s 40-49 defeat when they meet Nottingham Trent University (NTU) on court at Clifton Campus on Sunday 7th May, in the first event of the second half of the Nottingham Varsity Series 2017. With the score tightly poised...

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...