Aidan’s triumph in Floodlit shootout
In the closing stages, the game petered out as both teams struggled with fatigue and cramps. The clock ticked down and the contest was brought to a penalty shootout.
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Kieran Moriarty
Dudzinski loving life beside the seaside
Speaking about how his first three months at the club, Dudzinksi said “I’ve settled in really well. I’ve loved every minute of the football so far and everyone at the club has been really welcoming.”
Read moreDurham’s Crown Jewel: A Love Letter to College Sport
Just reflecting upon the drama of last season is enough to generate excitement about its return.
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Mo Medals, No Problems
It is high time that the case is made for why Mo Farah is the greatest British Olympian that this country has ever seen.
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“A half measure”- IOC shamefully pass the buck to sporting federations to ban non-track and field Russian athletes.
With the IOC passing the buck to the 28 sports federations, one might hope that these bodies can do what the former could not and act decisively to enforce the appropriate sanction.
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Formula Rowing: Turning Circles and Heads
Durham University has launched a new sport. Formula Rowing is a new spectator-orientated format of rowing, opening the next exciting chapter of a sport steeped in tradition.
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Will a new manager make Chelsea Conte-nders again?
In their latest foray into the managerial market, Chelsea have opted for the highly decorated and respected Italian Antonio Conte to lead them next season. In the Premier League era, partnerships between Italian managers and Chelsea FC have brought much silverware to Stamford Bridge. Will this new coach continue the trend or will he be weighed down by expectation and the scandal from his home country which still follows him around?
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DUAFC disappointment as they crash out of BUCs Cup
The historic cup run from DUAFC’s 1st XI came to an end last week as they were knocked out by the University of South Wales. Sport Editor Kieran Moriarty reports
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DURFC Lend Helping Hand to Veterans
This match promises to be a close contest and will be held on Wednesday 2nd March at Maiden Castle, where the team hope that huge crowds will come down to cheer them from the sidelines, propelling DURFC to a victory which would keep their cup dream on track.
Read moreCollingwood clinch the Floodlit Cup
Ultimately the game was decided by the finest of margins, namely a second half goal from Smith which broke Aidans’ hearts.
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