Varsity 2017 Timetable
The final timetable and map for all the sports happening at Varsity 2017.
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An Interview With 2017 Varsity Officer: Stephen Gore
To wrap up our Varsity interview, James Moseley caught up with this years Varsity officer, and next years Vice President of Sport, Stephen Gore to get his thoughts on the day what it will hold.
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Varsity 2017 Interview: Mens Football
With Varsity impending, we interview captain and centre-midfielder for the Mens First XI, Jack Maggs, to see how how the team is preparing for the big game following a turbulent season.
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Varsity 2017 Interview: Womens Football
With Varsity impending this weekend, we caught up with Captain of the Women’s First XI Team, Lizzie Hibberd, to hear her thoughts ahead of the big derby.
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Team Southampton Sweep Wednesday’s Varsity Fixtures
Southampton took maximum points from Wednesday’s action as the sailing and golf teams put on a clinical sporting display to dismantle Portsmouth. These were the last fixtures before the main event on Saturday 18th.
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Varsity 2017 Interview: Mens Rugby
In the build up to Varsity we spoke to SURFC’s captain Ross Macknay to see how his team are gearing up for Saturday after an historic season for the club.
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Varsity 2017 Interview: Womens Rubgy
Varsity is just around the corner, so we spoke to SUWRFC’s captain, Stephanie Thomas, to find out more about the teams game plan and how confident they feel for Saturday.
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Varsity 2017 Interview: Lacrosse
In the build up to the hotly anticipated this year’s Varsity, Anna Pennington spoke to Oliver Pannell the president of the Southampton Men’s Lacrosse team get his view on the upcoming fixture against Portsmouth.
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Varsity 2017 Recap: Softball
This Sunday saw the Mustangs in action against Portsmouth for this year’s varsity competing in three consecutive games. The Mustangs came away suffering a 2-1 loss in a hotly contested battle with their Portsmouth counterparts.
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Varsity 2017 Recap: Gymnastics
The Gymnastics team was in action on Sunday but unfortunately it was a tight loss for them with the final results being 141.2 – 132.2 in Portsmouth’s favour.
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