Sport & Societies

IC put Bristol mini-tour to full use

Man of the mini-tour Matt Cann gives his account

IC Fencing win in Oxford

The first fencing premiership BUCS tournament was held in Oxford in December, where the home crew, as well as Cambridge, UCL, Bristol and the mighty Imperial crossed swords once again.

“Whatever this is, it’s not football.” Damn Right, This Is Domination.

This match report was thrust on to me, in the literal sense, by Captain Robinson in the late hours of Monday night who had more important things to do. I had planned a quiet night in with the other half after training, but duty called and I rose to the occasion...

Triathlon Club Take on the BUCS Chilly Duathlon to End 2013.

With the biggest turn out the triathlon club has ever seen, twenty five athletes travelled in an entourage of cars, minibus and van down the M4. The term was to culminate on Sunday 24th at the 2013 BUCS Duathlon at Castle Combe.

ICUAFC Mini Tour Report

At 2pm on Friday 22nd November the first impatient members of mini-tour arrived in the Union, for a live #AskMattCann. Like moths to a flame the remaining 34 touring rangers arrived to finally set eyes on the fabled tour tops...

IC win in Cup

LUSL Cup days – the highlight of any IC footballer’s career, more magic than the FA Cup and more grit and determination than a drunken iNuge verbally attacking a granny on a night bus after the union.

IC do the double over KCL

Julian Iacoponi describes the action

IC beat Subway sellers

Paul Nugent gives the juicy details

Water Polo: Germany Tour Diary

Lillan Agerup reports as IC Water Polo record their first ever victory in Germany

“Thank you very much... Goodbye.”

On Thursday 16th November 1989, a sixteen-year-old took guard in his first innings for India and faced one of the most feared bowling attacks in the world. He was dismissed by fellow debutant Waqar Younis for 15, but everyone knew that there was something special about this schoolboy – the...