THE new sports officer, Imogen Stanley, has set out an ambitious two-year plan to get Swansea into the top 20 of the BUCS (British Universities and College Sports) overall standings. Continue Reading
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Sports Officer Imogen Stanley Aims To Make History With Top 20 Finish In BUCS
21 September 2012 by Craig Hadley
One up on 2011: Sports Review 2012
21 September 2012 by Tom Nightingale
LAST year marked another season of great sporting success for Swansea University, as we moved up one place in the BUCS rankings compared to the previous year. Continue Reading
Final Thoughts from the Athletic Union President
25 May 2012 by Craig Hadley
Swansea University’s Athletic Union president Dan Ryan-Lowes talks to the Waterfront about his experiences this year and his plans for the future. Continue Reading
Slack Swansea crushed by Cardiff at Varsity
14 May 2012 by David Hendy
Swansea University men’s rugby team suffered a 33-13 defeat to Cardiff in the Welsh Varsity showpiece at the Millennium Stadium.
Swansea’s finest put Cardiff to the sword
14 May 2012 by David Hendy
Swansea University men’s fencing team sealed a memorable 135-100 victory over Cardiff at Varsity.
Intramural select eleven triumph over Cardiff
14 May 2012 by Alex Roberts
A late strike from Swansea University’s Dy Noonan secured the win in the Intramural Varsity match leaving Cardiff to rue missed chances.
Nail-bitting finale for Swansea women’s squash
14 May 2012 by Craig Hadley
Swansea women’s squash team produced some of their best ever performances to see off Cardiff on points in a gripping contest.
Gutsy Swansea beaten
14 May 2012 by Marc Lomas
Swansea women’s badminton team went into Varsity with high hopes of victory but left empty-handed losing 5-3 to Cardiff.
Relegated netball team end season with defeat against Cardiff at Varsity
14 May 2012 by David Hendy
Swansea University’s netball team ended their season with a 45-34 defeat to Cardiff at Varsity.
Mid-match play change costs Swansea the game
14 May 2012 by Craig Hadley
Captain Matt Thomas believes the mid-game change from 7-a-side to a 5-a-side was the reason for defeat.
