When we step on the pitch,
This is what we see:
Everybody jealous - wanting to be Surrey.
We got an awesome Sports Park and we aint afraid to show it, show it, show it, show it
We’re Surrey and we know it.Read more...
Semester One was one of the most successful starts to an academic season in USBC history, and Semester Two did not disappoint with even more records being set for the club.
The first race for the club was the 4.Read more...
With deadlines looming, and exams slowly but surely creeping their way in, it’s very easy to forget what the summer season is actually about. However! Help is at hand with the very first ‘Social Sports Month’, which will be kicking off this May with a variety of different events, not least of all ‘Society Sport’s Day’ which will see societies across campus going head to head in a series of events on the 16th of this month.Read more...
On Wednesday 7
Being a member of both The Stag and GU2 Radio, I was in fear of being coerced into choosing which society to play for. Fortunately for me, The Stag, being a paper which aims to maximise intellectual debate (absent at the tournament) and one with no credible competition (abundant at the tournament), I was free to play for GU2 Radio.Read more...
The weekend of the 3
Relocating to the fantastic 4-Star DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, we were treated to saunas, Jacuzzis, swimming, and luxury bedrooms – a change from the tents and bunkers that we are so fond of. It proved a welcome reward half way through the year, and was a way for old members to come back and catch up after years of participation with this crazy, sociable, adrenaline-fuelled society.Read more...
I was fairly apprehensive before my first ever Jiu Jitsu session this year; having done a few sessions of Tae Kwon Do in my first year in the same venue I had seen them perform what looked like terrifying, gravity defying flips and rolls that somewhere in the back of my mind I had decided I would never be able to do.
However, upon entering the dojo (training hall) we were given a friendly greeting by Sensei Chris James and the rest of the club.Read more...
Being a Surrey Roller Girl is quite an exhilarating experience. Roller derby is fast-paced and somewhat violent, which means it is great fun to watch and get involved with.Read more...
It’s a new year, but for two of Team Surrey’s sides, it’s the same old story.
At the end of 2011, I wrote about how the Women’s 1
A the time of writing, the fencing team, led by captain Rebecca Smethurst, are unbeaten in their division with seven wins from seven matches.Read more...
On a cold but sunny Saturday afternoon, the trampolining team set off to represent Surrey University at BUCS in Southampton.
We arrived at the sports hall for a routine warm up, where I was confronted with the daunting knowledge that there were ninety-nine girls signed up to compete in my category.Read more...