Results from 12th of October 2022's BUCS Fixtures

We've been named Sports University of the Year 2023 reflecting that sport is central to life here for many of our students.

Durham University Sport are thrilled to announce a new contract with Kitlocker and Castore, to provide Team Durham with fresh, new sports kit for the 2022-2023 season.

Over the summer break, Durham Women's Lacrosse team have been very busy out and about in the lacrosse world.

Durham University have ranked #6 on the BUCS medal table for Birmingham's Commonwealth Games 2022. Out of 32 different universities that had athletes medalled at the games, Durham had alumni and present students representing England, Wales and Cyprus in hockey, fencing, rugby 7s and volleyball.

A wrap-up on a fantastic year for Durham University Fencing Club, securing overall winners of the 2022 BUCS National Championships for the 5th time in a row. Durham's reputation for performance fencing is unparalleled - going from strength to strength each academic year.

Durham have had an exceptional year for University Sport, going above and beyond and providing a season to remember. DURFC Men did not disappoint, racking up the most BUCS points this year, closely followed by Men's Cricket. Women's Rugby, Volleyball and Futsal soared to the top of the table this year, contributing over 100 BUCS points each to support Durham's 3rd place reign. Team Durham totaled a whopping 5101 BUCS points over 2021-2022. Read on for a breakdown of an exceptional year for TD.

DUAFC are partnering with Durham United FC from the 22/23 season competing in the Wearside Football League.

A truly stellar performance by the whole of DUBC was displayed this year at Women's Henley and Henley Royal Regatta. Read on for the highlights of the highs and lows Durham University Boat Club faced during their time down south, and the stamp they have claimed on the university rowing scene this year.

Durham University and Team Durham are proud to announce the success of our existing students, as well as our alumni, representing their respective countries at Birmingham 2022 this year.

From novice to the national stage - DUBC's Tash Morrice is a testimony to the Development Programme here at Durham. Tash has soared through the boat club and progressed in many ways, maintaining executive positions whilst racing her way through crew boats; from BUCS silver medals to competing at Women's Henley in the Champ Pair - Morrice will be representing DUBC on the world podium in Italy later this month.

England Hockey will host the first ever international hockey tournament in Durham this summer as the Women’s EuroHockey Qualifiers are set to take place at Durham University.