Kian Gadsby The 2026/27 BUCS season ramped up this week, with 21 University of Nottingham teams in action. We saw unbeaten starts continue, National Championships defences begin and teams getting their campaign off to the perfect start. Here are the key stories you might have missed from this week. Both Men’s and Women’s Football 1s came into this season looking to get their hands on silverware, with the Men reigning National Champions and the Women looking to retain their Premier North title. However, neither side got their season off to an ideal start, with both teams suffering opening day home defeats. The men fell to a narrow 3-2 defeat to Newcastle, despite Kene Ukatu notching a brace, while the women […] The post BUCS What You Might Have Missed This Week 11/10/26 appeared first on Impact Magazine.
Australian golf legend Greg Norman has taken a brutal swing at Qantas with a scathing message for the airline's bosses. Once a high-profile ambassador for Qantas, the US-based former world number one took to social media on Sunday to blast the 'never on-time' national carrier, describing...
Following Leeds Rhinos icon Ryan Hall's retirement announcement, one of the winger's greatest teammates has reflected on what a sensational career the 38-year-old has had.
The 2026 Mt. Hope High School Homecoming Court was announced at halftime of the Huskies' football game against visiting East Greenwich Friday night, Oct. 9, at Veterans Field in Warren. Two ...
Knibb overtakes Norwegian rival in final kilometer Defending champion Løvseth collapses while leading France’s Vincent Luis wins men’s title on Kona debut American triathlete Taylor Knibb has won her first Hawaiian Ironman world title after one of the most dramatic finishes in race history. With a mile left, Norwegian defending champion Solveig Løvseth led Knibb by more than a minute and looked rock-solid, having taken the lead from her inside the final 10km of the 42.2km marathon run. Continue reading...
Ollie Stevenson They say once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, three times is a pattern. Well, what does that make four? There will be a generation of elite lacrosse athletes who, every year, come late March, made the short bus trip down the A60 full of nervous excitement and dreams of National glory. And, every year, that same generation took the same journey home filled with despair. Turning that despair into delight is the prospect facing Mike Armstrong’s men’s lacrosse this preseason, as they look to shake a fourth successive defeat at BUCS Big Wednesday. Their 7-8 defeat to Durham in Loughborough this Spring would be the only blemish on a near perfect season for the Green and Gold, […] The post Season Previews: Can Men’s Lacrosse Break Big Wednesday Hoodoo? appeared first on Impact Magazine.
Ollie Stevenson They say once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, three times is a pattern. Well, what does that make four? There will be a generation of elite lacrosse athletes who, every year, come late March, made the short bus trip down the A60 full of nervous excitement and dreams of National glory. And, every year, that same generation took the same journey home filled with despair. Turning that despair into delight is the prospect facing Mike Armstrong’s men’s lacrosse this preseason, as they look to shake a fourth successive defeat at BUCS Big Wednesday. Their 7-8 defeat to Durham in Loughborough this Spring would be the only blemish on a near perfect season for the Green and Gold, […] The post Season Previews: Can Men’s Lacrosse Break Big Wednesday Curse? appeared first on Impact Magazine.
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