Sport Comment

Jorgah Herbert comments on what we can expect from women's football at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Emily Warner discusses her rediscovery of running as a method for recovery

Jorgah Herbert (She/Her) discuss the relevance of the derby to fans and players and the continued violence

Ethan Reuter asks with the decline in class and the movement to a new understanding of England isn't darts more representative than cricket of who we truly are?

Sport romance novels are taking BookTok by storm proving that what’s going on off the pitch is just as important

Lauren James shown a red card after stepping on Nigerian player Michelle Alozie.

Australia prove they're still contenders even without super striker Sam Kerr.

RFEF threaten the success of the Spanish team, and newly awarded broadcasting rights are a stark reminder that women’s football is still regarded as a second class sport

“Is there a world beyond the tired television pundits and loud-mouthed social media stars?”

Ethan Attwood comments on LGBTQ+ rights and freedom of expression in the sporting world.

Orla McAndrew (she/her) catches up with Roses charity partner Survive to find out the impact Roses had on them.

Rebecca Nelmes highlights the importance of respect during Roses weekend

Orla McAndrew (she/her) assigns most of York's ducks a sport ahead of Roses weekend

In 1660, York played host to the first ever recorded football riot in the UK (and possibly the world), the site of which can still be seen today

Henry Gee attends a 'Turn Up and Play' Volleyball session for a new, supportive and volunteer lead fitness experience

“We oftentimes write off older players, blinded by their age, without properly appreciating their skills”

“He must ensure he remains an icon of the beautiful game, as opposed to a totem of sporting greed”

Ben Jordan discusses the life and legacy of football legend Alfredo Di Stéfano

Henry Gee covers the last games, and looks back on the tournament in Qatar

Henry Gee covers Week 3 of the tournament, charting the beginning of the end

Henry Gee looks back on the exciting second week of the tournament

Alexandre Von Hornstein looks at the political impact of Iran Vs USA at the 1998 World Cup.

“Sports gambling has become akin to smoking in the 70s, made glamorous and exciting through ads”

Henry Gee looks back on the first six days of the World Cup in Qatar and tries hard to take it all in

“Sports present a veneer to the outside world of peace, tolerance and harmony; that all is all right”

“MMA may overtake boxing as the most mainstream combat sport in the eyes of future generations”

"We all deserve to be able to attend fixtures in the knowledge that we will not be victimised or abused"

Whether it's collegiate or university sport, here's why you should check out what York sports has to offer

Dom Smith says his final goodbye to Nouse