On Friday Night at 6:30pm, fellow ‘Ancient University’ of the British Isles, Trinity College, Dublin, arrive in the UK for the most recent instalment of the Ronnie Lamb Memorial Cup.

Written by Poppy Burrows, OURFC President, Blue #425 Iffley Road was eager to welcome back the Women’s Blues this Wednesday, after an electric home atmosphere two weeks ago saw the side emerge with a dramatic score in the dying embers of the game. It would prove to be another nail-biting fixture that graced the turf this week, as the Blues took on West Country opposition: Bath. Just ten minutes into the game, a well worked attack spread Bath like butter from left to right acr

Written by Noah Miller This past week saw the men in Dark Blue take on a long-standing opponent, Crawshay's Welsh XV. Despite the cold and fog on Friday evening, the boys were excited to exhibit free-flowing rugby against a physical Welsh side - looking to avenge last year’s defeat. Before the game, all attendees and players observed a minutes silence in rememberance, and wreaths were placed by both captains. The first half started well for the Blues, fronting up physically i

Amongst the many University rugby fixtures taking place as we pass the midpoint of term, this week sees the resumption of college rugby fixtures, as the battle for the league wages on. Following the bumper opening round, in which several colleges announced themselves as title contenders, this week follows on from where they left off with several high-octane matchups. It's hard to look past the first fixture on the bill, a clash of titans between the two most recent cuppers

OURFC Captain, Reed Prinsep, and Crawshays Captain, Jac Cloke, carry out remembrance wreaths for the memorial. Last Friday the Men's Blues are played the iconic Welsh touring team, Crawshays ahead of Remembrance Sunday. As Iffley Road packed full of people, both squads observed a minutes silence on the night, providing an opportunity for the current players, staff and supporters of OURFC to reflect on the sacrifices of the players of the past. A total of 41 Blues from the cl

Written by Chloe Cowan Following a defeat in their opening match of the season, the Women's Panthers bounced back in emphatic fashion last Wednesday, securing a commanding 82–0 victory over Coventry. The Panthers wasted no time getting points on the board, with Jackie Miller powering through Coventry's defence to score the opening try within the first few phases of play. The tries continued to pile up throughout the first half, with Oxford's attacking success coming from a co