There and Back Again: A Trail Runner’s Tale from Northern Wales
Imperial takes on Snowdon twice, despite 70mph winds and never-ending rain.
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Imperial takes on Snowdon twice, despite 70mph winds and never-ending rain.
Imperial College’s Ultimate Team, disc Doctors, had a busy October full of tournaments and socials. Just in the first month of term we sent beginner teams to 3 different tournaments across England in: London, Brighton, and Norwich. In addition, one of the tournaments, “Skyde Park” was hosted by Imperial
A successful weekend for Imperial Dodgeball culminates in silver medals and a Nando’s
They say that all roads lead to Rome, but it seems the M3 leads to Southampton: famous for pretty much nothing, other than being the departing location of the Titanic before it sank. And so it was, that 19 members of swim-polo undertook this pilgrimage with the aim of
34 of Imperial’s Cross Country & Athletics’ finest athletes take on South London’s “flat” course
Imperial 3rd XV 59 - 27 UWL 1st XV Wednesday was a big day for the 3s in several aspects. After a tough loss the previous week, some changes to the squad, and only a few substitutes, it was integral that everyone plays to their best form. On arrival at Fortress
Imperial 2nd XV 20 - 7 UCL 3rd XV On Wednesday, freshers discovered the pleasure of taking public transport to Fortress Harlington for our second game of the season. It was nice to see that the other team actually showed up on time after the 40-minute game last week. After
Nice. Very nice indeed.
Imperial’s fastest club on two wheels journeys to the oldest bike race in the world
50 ICXCAC athletes head to Hampstead Heath for the start of another season
The morning started with an alarm sounding at 6:30AM – not a particularly cruel time for a triathlete, but for many students it was a relaxed Sunday morning lie-in. Undeterred by the rain and forecast thunderstorms, they made their way over to the Velopark in Stratford. Travelling on the
The first game of the 2XV’s season was a home match against Queen Mary’s, a side who last season were 2 leagues above us. Due to this theoretical gulf in quality, the Queen Mary’s side decided to turn up 45 minutes late, leaving little time for a