On Saturday 25th April 2026, 132 members of the OURFC community gathered at St Edmund Hall to celebrate the 2025/26 season. The evening was a brilliant occassion recognising all of the accomplishments across the six OURFC representative teams and college game. The club are very grateful to St Edmund Hall for their superb hosting on the night. The six OURFC representational teams played 57 matches, winning 29, scoring over 1400 points. With the College game still in full swin

[Written by Mel Morley, St John's College] In their penultimate BUCS Premier South fixture of the season, the Women*s Blues faced the University of Bath, with whom they last faced at home in October, securing a bonus point win but by our own admission leaving points on the field. With just the 4 point gap between these teams, a win here would go a long way to securing us a very respectable 5 th placed finish in a league littered with PWR level players and program backing. So

I spoke to the first Women’s Captain and Founder of OUWRFC, Heather Lawrence, where I learnt how the Women’s Varsity Match came to be.