Oxford is gearing up for the arrival of its second Premiership opposition of the season in Harlequins, who return to Iffley road for another season. In this, the second instalment of Friday Night Lights for the Dark Blues, Iffley Road is expected to be packed out once again come 7:15pm on Friday 30th

By Milly Gladstone #436 The stadium was buzzing for the Blues’ first home game against Brunel 2s. With Red Bull and Pizza Hut taking over the Pavilion, the atmosphere was electric, and the Blues were ready to go, warming up in anticipation of what would be a brilliant game. The Blues charged through the tunnel and onto the pitch to receive the kick-off from Brunel. They put up a strong first battle, defending their territory with early breaks from Leila Wang-Gaouette and Anna

OURFC is proud to continue the strong links between Oxford and Richmond with this Saturday’s fixture, the fifth Ian Williams Memorial Match, commemorating the life of a Dark Blue stalwart, beloved by all, Blue #1188 Ian Williams.

Iffley’s turf is fresh, rough and ready for the Women*s Blues to make their first home runout of the season this Wednesday against Brunel 2s. A string of challenging away games has put our Blues through some intense preparations to face off against the London side. Following multiple long but spirited bus journeys home to Iffley, the Blues (and our various coach drivers) breathe a sigh of contentment as the promise of Wednesday floodlights and home soil draws near. Equally ex

Oxford University Rugby Football Club (OURFC) are delighted to announce a new partnership with The Oxford Wine Company for the 2026–2027 season. The partnership brings together two organisations with strong roots in Oxford and will see The Oxford Wine Company become an important part of the Club’s matchday hospitality, events and wider offering throughout the season. A multi-award-winning independent wine merchant, The Oxford Wine Company has been part of Oxford life for more

The Whippets made the short trip down to Henley RFC on the 10th of October to kick off OURFC’s 26/27 campaign. Warm ups and unit splits were led by Captain Dougie McWilliam who handled the forwards and halfback combination of Henry Williams and Roly Narayan Hull for the backs. The boys displayed an impressive amount of posession early doors, getting up to 14 points through powerful carries over the Henley try line, using weapons like Dom Crestani burrowing through the Henley