Sport - Felix (Page 63)

Sports of Yesteryear: Morphy Day

Whatever happened to Morphy Day, more to the point, what is Morphy Day? Jovan Nedić looks back at the forgotten inter-faculty sporting events of Imperial&8217;s illustrious past

Murray & co. Down Under

Sports Editor Indy Leclerq's thoughts on Andy Murray's chances in Oz

BUCS Cup over for Football 1sts

The 1sts Football team are knocked out by Reading

Sailing Club venture onto Welsh waters

Sailors sail near Swansea and probably away again. It is Swansea, after all

Men's first team miss out on top spot at Oxford

Football's Coming Home

Gaelic football is a quickly budding game on Imperial's sports scene; ic gaelic athletic club boasts full rosters for both Mens' and Ladies' teams this year. Dan Wan follows them on their tour of Dublin and even gets stuck in himself

Fencing grab the gold(s)

FelixSport enters 2010, at a quick jog...

Football fourths return from the dead

The performance was immaterial, all that mattered was the result, and thankfully after trailing 2-0 half-way through the second-half the victory was obtained. The equation is now simple - our final game of the season decides whether we are champions, and secure promotion. That afternoon, we showed great

ULU Judo one step short of second national gold

On the 9th of March, the ULU judo team defended their 95-96 BUSA Championship title. After a disappointing outcome in the individual fights on the previous day, including several injuries, the team morale was somehow low. But the spirit picked up after a 5-0 win in the first

Even more cash for IC Rowers

As part of their team 2000 project, Barclaycard are providing sponsorship for four members of the Imperial College Union Rowing squad. The sponsorships are organised on a three tier system, developing potential British sports stars for the 2000 Olympiad in Sydney, and providing for the future of British sport into

IC football secure spiritual victory

The scoreline of this game is (once more) a poor reflection of the true game. Our lads, clearly the superior side were beset by horrific setbacks throughout the match. Slough kicked off and soon brought the ball to our end of the pitch. There they proceeded to kick it between

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