The Latest Sports News from the University of Gloucestershire
Cheltenham Town youngster, Mamadou Diallo opened up about how he uses his leadership qualities to support his team-mates ahead of the Young Robins clash against Reading in the FA Youth Cup. The 17-year-old goalkeeper has been an ever-present on the bench for the first team for the last two seasons and is using this experience […]
In the pouring rain under the lights, an incredible occasion took place as Ed Slater’s rugby union faced Rob Burrows rugby league as both sports combined to raise awareness for motor neurone disease (MND). Over £100,00 was raised for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) which was the fundraising target set for the event. Ed Slater was […]
“We’re not only building a cricket team, but we’re also building a sense of belonging and achievement which I think is hugely significant for women’s sports’: Helen Clarke on why women’s sport is about far more than the game itself. “These women are learning new things and doing something they couldn’t do three weeks ago, […]
Ella Powys, 20, says she uses the UOG netball club as an outlet to escape from the hectic life of a journalism student. “If you’ve had a hard day at uni and then you go to netball training in the evening it makes everything feel so much better that you end up just forgetting about […]
Gloucester Rugby beat Sale Sharks 29-28 at the CorpAcq stadium in Round Three of the PREM Rugby Cup last night. Tries Jack Cotgreave, Will Trenholm, and Caio James‘ double aided Gloucester to the win while George Barton‘s near perfect day off the tee including a 72nd minute penalty meant that Sharks’ last gasp score still […]
With the climax of the 2025 Formula One World Championship closing in upon us and a resurgent Max Verstappen nipping at the heals of the McLaren’s, the 2025 title fight is far from over. But what about the future of F1 who will be the champions for the next ten years? Chat GPT is known […]
There’s always been a debate whether darts is a sport, but has anyone ever debated if fishing’s a sport? Well, you’re in luck, because I’m going to tell you exactly why it is a sport… When most people think of sports, they’d usually picture athletes sprinting across fields, diving into pools or kicking a ball. […]
The roar of the weekend crowd is unmistakeable: parents, coaches and players all shouting to be heard. But for the person holding the whistle, that noise can sometimes turn toxic. Malcom Duff, 46, from Dudley, has been refereeing for just over two years. A lifelong football man, he says the grassroots game has become more […]
Jersey born Callum Osmand scored the decisive final in the Old Firm derby for Celtic last night making him the latest Bailiwick star to announce himself onto the footballing scene. Located in the middle of the English Channel the Island of Jersey hosts an abundance of footballing talent. With a population of just 100,000 the […]