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The Bottle returns to Camborne
Following last year’s exciting win for the Royal School of Mines, this year’s edition of the Bottle Match sees the boys heading down to Cornwall, for a hotly-contested match that ends in CSM’s favour
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RSM netball closer than ever
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RSM men’s hockey hold onto Sharpley cup!
After an intense warm up, Royal School of Mines won the toss and chose to play with the sun behind them. It did little good. Four minutes into the game and all the meticulous game day preparations seemed to be in vain, as Camborne School of Mines scored the opener.
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Questionably bad loss for RSM badminton
Following a glorious victory of 8-1 over CSM at last year’s bottle match, a fresh rendition of the RSM badminton team was construed with Vimbai returning to take the helm. As the RSM team warmed up, the entrance of the CSM team and their respective warm up procedures struck
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