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Newcastle University Boat Club rowers have been crowned 2018 BUCS Regatta Champions.

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The Politics and Economics student scored a try in the 38-5 win over Jamaica in the first Pool B fixture, which also featured Newcastle University alumnus Rhodri Adamson, who represented Jamaica. A try by the 22-year-old talent helped lift England to a shut-out win over Samoa (33-0) in the second match of the tournament, while the third game saw England beat hosts Australia (26-17).

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Competing at The BUCS 4s and 8s Head on the River Tyne, NUBC scooped four gold, seven silver and three bronze medals. The club retained its Men’s Victor Ludorum team title and improved on the performance in 2017, when Newcastle University rowers won 10 podium places.

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Newcastle University has signalled its commitment to become one of the best universities for squash in the UK with the launch a Performance Squash Academy in partnership with the Northumberland Club.

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Newcastle United Football Club’s 52,000 capacity stadium will be the venue for a curtain-raiser match between Newcastle University and Northumbria University next year.

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Newcastle rowers will represent Great Britain at an international event

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Newcastle University’s men’s coxed four won at the Henley Royal Regatta setting a new record in the final of The Prince Albert Challenge Cup.

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A trio of rugby talents will represent Newcastle University at the 2017 Rugby League Student World Cup in Australia.

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Newcastle University student Harry Glover helped England secure second place at the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2016-17.

published on: 2 June 2017