The Verdict: Premier League 2013-14
Football Columnist James White take a look at a Premier League season that really did have it all.
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Football Columnist James White take a look at a Premier League season that really did have it all.
Wilf Kimberley reviews the action as the men bring home the Victor Ludorum trophy, but the College miss out on the overall prize
On Friday 9th May 2014, a team of from the Imperial College Cross Country and Athletics Club set off to the Netherlands to take on Europe’s largest student relay race; de Batavierenrace. Having been invited year on year by Dutch participants of the Imperial’s own Hyde Park Relays...
Zain Rizvi describes the action from a rain-sodden Harlington pitch as Imperial fail to defend 79
A week after Manchester City won their second title in three seasons Kunal Wagle, Jonny Pratt and Football Columnist James White take a look at a Premier League season that really did have it all.
With the sun and the schedule finally coalescing in a fashion allowing for a match, the Imperial 2’s kickstarted our 2014 season in the best possible fashion, delivering a win for new skipper Sam Mead.
Ed Parker reports from Manchester
In the final game of the season, Imperial needed a win against Kingston to successfully defend their LUSL title. The weather and train engineering works did not seem to be in the team’s favour but once on the pitch, little could stop Imperial continuing to play some magnificent rugby.
Imperial’s Underwater Hockey team won their first ever medal at the University Nationals tournament on Saturday 8th March in Plymouth, finishing 3rd out of 17 teams.
The Imperial Falcons participated in the BSUK Inter-university Baseball Spring Cup over the weekend of the 22nd and 23rd of March with a team composed largely of newcomers and achieved a respectable third place finish after close losses to the top two teams.
In the aftermath of one of the most poetic endings to the Six Nations yet, familiar foes Jonny Pratt and Tessa Davey give their verdict on the best, and worst, of the Six Nations
Katherine Fok gives her account