ORION SPORTS AWARDS BALL 2012
Get ready for the premier black tie event of the University year. On Saturday 18th February the Sports Union is hosting its annual Orion Sports Awards Ball in the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Glasgow. With London 2012 just around the corner the Ball will be celebrating all things Olympic and we are delighted to welcome three British Olympians and Strathclyde Alumni to the Ball in the same year they are to be inducted into the new Strathclyde Sporting Hall of Fame.
SUFC Match Report
The Fosters Scottish Amateur Football Association Cup - Round 5
Inchture 2 - 3 SUFC Caley
SUFC Caley moved into the last 32 of the Scottish Amateur Cup following a hard fought victory over a well organised Inchture side. The Clyde scored a dramatic late winner to spark wild celebrations and avoid an unwanted replay at Stepps.
The pregame build up was dominated by an eventful
road trip which saw SUFC chip shop frequenter John Barnes reported to the RSPCA
following an “I don’t stop for animals” rant as the Clyde convoyed in hurried
fashion across the Perth and Kinross countryside.
Sailing playoffs!
Strathclyde To Hold BUCS Sailing Playoffs!
The University of Strathclyde Sailing Club are delighted to announce that they have been successful in their joint bid with Glasgow University Sailing Club to host the BUCS/BUSA Team Racing Championship Playoffs.
Swimming2011-sem1
Strath Swimming Semester One Report
Strathclyde swimming and water polo
club got off the a terrific start this year with over 15 new members including fresher’s,
exchange students as well as a few postgraduate students. All new members were then thrown into the deep
end (metaphorically and literary) with the Glasgow fresher’s Intervarsity swimming
competition against both Glasgow and Caledonian University. It was a close
competition... but Strathclyde won!
Women’s medley relay team, left to right; Lindsay Bloomer, Elaine Taylor, Holly Phimister, Claire Proctor
Basketball schools event a success
The Sports Union, USSA and Basketball Scotland came together to deliver a fun schools 'outreach' event where pupils where encouraged to play fair and think of their future. They were handy a goodie bag which included a University of Strathclyde prospectus as well as many treats ad freebies as well. Go to the Basketball Scotland site for the full article:
