Archives for Henry Cowen
Deputy Sports Editor
Fencers start life in North Premier with funding crisis
A superb season for York’s female fencers came to a glorious end on Wednesday when they defeated Newcastle University 123-84 to clinch promotion to the Northern Premier League
The uninformed must not undermine the role of LGBT
While some may think otherwise, the value of LGBT to its constituents cannot be properly accounted for by being merged into welfare
England should welcome foreign imports with open arms
Kieswetter’s success shows that foreign players are a good thing for the England cricket team, Henry Cowen argues.
Outstanding women’s fencers secure promotion to Premier League
York’s women’s fencing firsts have secured promotion to the Northern Premier League with a victory over Newcastle.
College Football Round-up: March 7th
Sam Clitheroe relished playing outfield as he notched a hat-trick as James beat Langwith 4-2, while Goodricke defeated Vanbrugh 2-0
Late Burne header earns Derwent victory over Halifax
A late goal from centre-back Richard Burne split the sides in a tightly-contested meeting of College Football’s leading side
Football seconds’ title hopes take Huddersfield hit
A 3-1 home defeat to Huddersfield, their closest title challengers, all but ended the football firsts’ hopes of League 5B promotion
Varsity Live blog
The Nouse live blog on the second day of the Varsity competition with York St. John. Football, hockey, netball, volleyball, tennis, basketball and badminton are today’s events.
Golden goal winner takes hockey firsts into BUCS Cup final
Dan Alder scored in extra time to send York through to the BUCS Cup final on a dramatic afternoon on the Astroturf
![Graham Onions, who Lily Allen apparently fancies "more than Freddie (Flintoff) now" [Credit: Gary_T_W via Flickr Creative Commons]](http://www.nouse.co.uk/wp-content/article_images/body/2010/02/page42-0011.jpeg-110 "Graham Onions, who Lily Allen apparently fancies \"more than Freddie (Flintoff) now\" [Credit: Gary_T_W via Flickr Creative Commons]")
Last man standing
Henry Cowen talks to Graham Onions about England, the Ashes and his skill with the bat
Derwent show their resolve in Alcuin draw
Derwent twice fought back from a goal down to earn a share of the spoils with Alcuin as two College Football heavyweights slugged it out on Sunday morning
Men’s Lacrosse earn comfortable cup progression
The University of East Anglia await our lacrosse boys in the next round after they eased past Stirling on Wednesday afternoon
Captain Lund gives Halifax victory over Vanbrugh
Mark Lund’s second-half penalty was sufficient for defending College Football champions Halifax to overcome Vanbrugh on Sunday afternoon
Hockey Firsts victorious in crucial relegation six-pointer
York moved off the foot of BUCS League 2B with a 2-1 home win over relegation rivals Northumbria, a late goal from Andy Harris proving all-important
John Terry’s alleged infidelity has left Capello with a big decision
Allegations over the weekend about the private life of John Terry, the England captain, will provide the biggest challenge yet to Fabio Capello’s iron rule. Henry Cowen writes.
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- It all ends tonight
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