Sports
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Darts Society: Interview with Adam (President)
Why should people be interested in getting involved in your society? We’re great socially wise, a cheap night we have socials Thursdays where we just come and play some casual darts it’s not high effort you aren’t demanded to be there every week you just turn up and play. We get a lot of interest from brand new players who just want to learn and use our space. …
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Men’s Basketball Society: Interview with Joshua (Vice-President)
Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? I think the most enticing part of our society is definitely the competitive aspect of basketball because that’s what our society is most focused on at the moment. We are starting to do socials, which are upcoming. What course is it that you study?…
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Badminton Society with Nia (President)
Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? This is because you don’t necessarily need to know how to play badminton. It’s an easy sport to pick up. We also like to think we’re a very welcoming society. Anyone can join at any level and still have a good time. What courses…
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Men’s Football (HUFC) Society: Interview with team
Ahmed, William, Kieran, Ethan and Hamza Why should people be interested in getting involved with your society? A: Good group of people, if you like football get involved, if you like a fun night out after you win get involved. W: Sport, especially football is a team game great way to get to know people. …
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My Football Diary
Hello and welcome to my football diary all about Huddersfield Town. Unfortunately I’ve had the greatest displeasure of being forced to watch this abhorrent excuse for a football team for the past 20 years, ever living in false hope that we will win come game day. These are my live thoughts and reactions of every…
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Hawks Complete Charity Lift for Life
The Huddersfield Hawks American Football Club don’t do things by halves. For their latest charity fundraising effort they set themselves the target of lifting over 1 million kg in one day. Club media exec Dean Scicluna explains why: “Every October the NFL has a campaign to raise money for breast cancer research. As a club…
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Huddersfield Students to Play in the Student Rugby League World Cup
After months of preparation and fundraising, including financial support from the Students’ Union, Huddersfield University Rugby League players Callum Boyle and Billy Griffiths are about to play in the Student Rugby League World Cup. The World Cup takes place across some of West Yorkshire’s most famous Rugby League grounds and culminates sees the best student…
