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BERT BRAILSFORD SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR 2017/18 Carmen Calisto (Women’s Football and Squash)
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CONTENTS 2 // H 0 ELLO FROM YOUR SPORTS OFFICER 03 // ... AND WELCOME FROM THE CITY WOLF 04 // WHO ARE THE WOLFPACK? 05 // B RITISH UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES SPORT (BUCS) AND LONDON UNIVERSITY SPORTS LEAGUES (LUSL) 06 // REPRESENTATIVE SPORTS Team sports Individual sports 07 // A CAPTAIN’S VIEW OF TEAM SPORT 08 // INDIVIDUAL SPORT AT CITY 09 // CITYACTIVE 10 // 2018 SPORTS HONOURS 12 // VARSITY 14 // 2017/18 HIGHLIGHTS 16 // NBA TRAINING AT CITY 17 // DID YOU KNOW? 18 // SPORTS MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS 19 // CITYSPORT 20 // EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION 21 // TEAM TRAINING SCHEDULE
HELLO
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HELLO FROM YOUR
SPORTS OFFICER My name is Edward Armitage and I’m your incoming Sports Officer for City, University of London. I’m a third year law student, I’ve played rugby since the age of four and I am the current captain of the University Rugby team. I’m such a keen runner and cyclist that I cycled from London to Budapest (1,250 miles) in two weeks to raise money for Cancer Research and started on a trip to Zambia, Livingstone’s very first running club. I’m very excited about Sport at City for the coming year. So much has developed and there is so much more to be done. As your Sports Officer, I aim to heighten the status of Sport at City and ensure that every student knows who we are and what we are about. You’ll be able to find out about my endeavours to ensure you have the best experience possible on campus and online, so keep an eye out. Any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Bill Thompson
Why should you get involved? University Head of Sport & Leisure Services provides us with a first class education. However, it’s not all about exams. I’m a firm believer that sport allows us to meet new people, try new things and make a difference to our community. Participating in a sports team, meeting every week to train and play, as well as socialising, not only achieves these, but also improves your mental health, makes you more employable and improves your overall work ethic. The benefits of playing sport are evident and I implore all of you to get involved as much as possible. Don’t be shy, we are an extremely welcoming and inclusive bunch here at City and there’s always something for everyone. I very much look forward to meeting you all this academic year.
Edward Armitage
LLM Bar Professional Training, third year
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ARE YOU AN ATHLETE? I’LL BE AT YOUR MATCHES ON WEDNESDAYS. ARE YOU A SPORT LOVER? I’LL CHEER WITH YOU ON THE SIDE-LINES. ARE YOU KEEN ON HELPING? JOIN MY PACK AS A VOLUNTEER. Grabbing this magazine is a great first step in getting involved with the sporting community while completing your studies. This year I want you to be part of the Wolfpack as we dominate the BUCS league, win some medals and defend our Varsity title for the second year running against the Kingston Cougars. Stop me for a selfie when you see me around campus. Just make sure you get my good side. Keep hold of all your pictures as the Sport & Leisure department run lots of social media competitions for you to win some of my limited edition merchandise.
& WELCOME TO CITY Follow me on Instagram @CityUniWolf to keep up with all my adventures this academic year. Look forward to seeing you soon. #BackTheCityPack City Wolf, Sports Mascot
FROM THE CITY WOLF
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WHO ARE THE
WOLFPACK?
Being part of the City Wolfpack is about much more than representing City, University of London competitively. Whether you choose to volunteer at our events, help at practice sessions, coach or officiate for one of the representative teams or simply take part in CityActive, you will be part of the pack. Joining will not only add to your social network, it will provide great opportunities to develop skills for the future, benefiting your CV and adding to your prospects upon graduation.
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BRITISH UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES SPORT British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) is the national governing body for higher education sport in the UK, whose vision is ‘to enhance the student experience through sport’. BUCS deliver more than 50 sports to over 160 universities. This comprises of a busy league programme of over 4,800 teams and over 100 championship knockout competition events every year. They also host the BUCS nationals for individual sport athletes, the UK’s largest annual multi-sport event.
LONDON UNIVERSITY SPORTS LEAGUE London University Sports Leagues (LUSL) and knockout competitions are also organised by BUCS specifically for universities in the London region. Their rules are more relaxed than BUCS competitions and they are targeted at less competitive teams that are just starting out. The aim of LUSL is to create a more fun and relaxed atmosphere to encourage wider participation in sport. The majority of City’s sports teams compete in the BUCS leagues with a handful participating in LUSL competitions. Whether you are a member of a sports team or an individual athlete, you will have the chance to travel around the UK to other university campuses and compete at international standard facilities and iconic venues. All travel costs to away matches are reimbursed by City, University of London.
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REPRESENTATIVE SPORTS TEAM SPORTS
INDIVIDUAL SPORTS
There are many opportunities to represent City in competitive team sports. Whether you are a complete beginner, have represented your school or college or even played at county or national level, you can get involved in one or more of our 26 teams.
If your interest is in individual sport and you would like to represent City as an individual on an elite stage, the Sport & Leisure Services Team can offer support with competition entry, travel costs and possible coaching advice.
Many of our teams compete in either the British & Colleges Sport (BUCS) leagues or the London Universities Sports Leagues (LUSL) against teams from other universities across the South East of England on Wednesday afternoons. Team trials take place on the week commencing 17th September 2018. Find the date and time for your specific sports team trials during Welcome Week by visiting our website www.city.ac.uk/sportand-leisure.
You will need to present your qualifications, competition records and relevant UK or international rankings (if applicable). To find out more about the individual sport opportunities available at University level through BUCS visit the sports page at www.bucs.org.uk. If you would like to represent City in your sport contact Julie.Haggar.1@ city.ac.uk to discuss how we can support you.
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A CAPTAIN’S VIEW OF TEAM SPORT When I joined City, I knew I wanted to get involved in sports. I’d always loved playing team sports so when I went to fresher’s fair I signed up to trial for every sport with a women’s team. The first trial I attended was football and because I’m a goalkeeper, quite a rarity amongst female footballers, I was told I’d have a regular place in the team if I joined, so join I did.
my Masters and work. University sport can be a big commitment and being captain of what was effectively a brand-new team seemed like a full-time task at the start of the year. I definitely learnt all about time management this year.
I played football for two years and made loads of friends from other courses, as well as Biomedical Engineers like me but in their 2nd, 3rd and 4th years. I All the captains of City’s teams also became a great found playing weekly, competitive football to be a really group of friends, arranging for our teams to watch other great outlet for the stresses I had, both in university team’s games, giving advice and outside of it. But it wasn’t to one another and working just fellow footballers who together to affect positive I’d always loved playing I met. There’s an incredible change in the Students’ Union. team sports so when sporting community here at We also had fantastic support City and throughout my time from the staff within the Sport & I went to fresher’s fair I’ve only seen it grow. I’ve made leisure department and without I signed up to trial friends for life and have so them we’d never have been able for every sport with a many fantastic memories, none to set the team up again. of which would have been women’s team. This year couldn’t have gone any possible without the football better. Due to our recruitment team. efforts we had a large squad who gelled and played Between my second and third years I went on a Year in so well together that we won every single one of our Industry and upon my return I was devastated to find League matches. We became an exceedingly strong out that the Women’s Football team had disbanded. I unit, always encouraging one another and generally therefore took on the task of setting it up again. After having a laugh. Being part of a sports team isn’t just running recruitment stalls, spreading the word on about the physical health benefits but is also about the social media and running social events at City Bar, I got mental health benefits. Having a group of friends away the go ahead for the team to be entered into a league from your course is a great outlet for any academic for the following year. This meant I would be captaining stress and experiencing the amazing feelings together the team during my Masters. when you win is invaluable. I could not recommend team sport more. I was exceptionally nervous as I needed to make sure we recruited enough players for a whole team – the only existing players from the previous team were myself and my vice-captain. I also had to bear in mind I would be juggling the captaincy and football with
Gabriella Soffer MEng Biomedical Engineering Women’s Football captain and joint Captain of the Year 2017/18
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INDIVIDUAL SPORT AT CITY
CHERIECE HYLTON
BSc Management
Sport: athletics 400m and 200m What inspired you to become an athlete? Sport has been instilled in me for as long as I can remember. From dancing at the age of two, to beating the schoolboys in running races, I have always loved being active. I enjoyed a variety of sports when I was younger but the competitive nature of sprinting stood out for me. I loved the adrenaline rush of reacting to the gun, the challenge of striving for continual improvement and the fact that athletics just made me happy. Greatest sporting achievements • Being selected to represent England at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the 4x400m • European Junior 400m Silver Medallist • World Junior 4x400m Silver Medallist Big competitions coming up in 2018 • Commonwealth Games • England Athletics Championships • Senior Indoor and Outdoor Championships How are you preparing? I focus on the first 24 hours in front of me. You can’t control the uncontrollable, so day by day, I make sure that I do everything I can to help me compete at my best when it matters. For example, stretching and foam-rolling every morning, refuelling my body correctly pre-and post-work out and making sure I get at least eight hours sleep each night.
Tell us about CitySport and the facilities CitySport’s facilities are incredible. The provision of modern and highly technical equipment allows me to complete my gym programmes effectively. It’s also so convenient when I have hour-long gaps between lectures. It is so close to City, I can go to my morning lecture, go to the gym, then come back for my afternoon lecture. Any advice for getting active at city? There’s nothing worse than doing something you don’t enjoy, otherwise it will feel like a chore. So, do what you love.
Chiswick. My training is a mixture of water sessions, rowing machine sessions, strength and conditioning and cross-training. Tell us about CitySport and the support that has helped you I have been given a free gym membership so I can train at the wellequipped CitySport gym. Furthermore, CitySport funds my training costs. I don’t have to worry about paying for kit, accommodation, travel and training camps as it has all been sorted. CitySport has taken my mind off my other struggles and has let me focus on competing. Any advice for getting active at city? Do it! I have had my best experiences at university through sport. You make loads of friends, compete at your highest levels, de-stress after class and become a better well-rounded person. I can’t see any negatives.
RUFUS SCHOLEFIELD
Graduate Diploma in Law. Law Conversion Course
Congratulations to Rufus for winning a gold medal as part of the GB men’s eight at this summer’s FISU World University Rowing Championships.
Sport: rowing What inspired you to become an athlete? I was injured playing rugby and then inspired by London 2012. That September, when I went to the University of Edinburgh, I began rowing. Greatest sporting achievement Representing Team GB at the World Championships. I will never forget the feeling of sitting at the start line in the final for the first time in Plovdiv, Bulgaria during the summer of 2015. Big competitions coming up in 2018 GB selection trials throughout the year, Henley Royal Regatta representing the University and fingers crossed, World Championships back in Plovdiv. How are you preparing? I train twice-a-day, every day at the University of London Boathouse in
BLEU PARRIS
BSc Banking and International Finance Sport: karate What inspired you to become an athlete? It’s the competitive nature that sport brings. I am a very competitive person and I enjoy being able to challenge myself every day with the aim of becoming a better athlete and competitor.
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Greatest sporting achievement Placing 7th at the World Championships and being ranked in the top 15 fighters in the world for my category. Since starting Karate at the age of 7, I’ve also finished 5th at two different European Championships which were also very special. Both the training leading up to major championships and the tournaments themselves are an emotional rollercoaster, so looking back at what I’ve achieved, I’m very proud. However, I want to be the best in the world. Big competitions coming up in 2018 The Series A events, which are international competitions where the best fighters compete to increase their ranking. My ultimate aim is to qualify for the Olympic Games but I will also be competing for selection for the Senior European Championships in 2019, using the BUCS and the National Championships as my preparation. How are you preparing? I am attending a training camp in Hong Kong where I will train with multiple European and World Champions. After the camp I will be able to incorporate the training into my sessions at home. Tell us about CitySport and the support that has helped you I cannot speak highly enough of CitySport and the team here. The facilities are amazing and the team are extremely welcoming and supportive. It is lovely to be involved with sport at City because each member of staff cares about everybody taking part in sport, be it competitively or just for fun. They have made sure I have had the space and equipment to train and have also helped me attend tournaments around the country. Any advice for getting active at city? Just try things out. I also play for the basketball team and I love being part of the team. Don’t be afraid to join clubs and teams and if you have a passion for any sport, share it with others at City.
CITYACTIVE Taking some time away from your studies is important to help you relax your body and mind. And what better way to enhance your university experience than through sport. Getting involved in social sport at City has never been easier. By joining our CityActive programme, you can try out new activities in a fun and friendly environment and make new friends from other courses. There is no weekly commitment, which makes our sessions ideal for those with a busy course schedule. Just come along to CitySport by yourself or with friends and join in with everyone else there. All equipment is provided. To get involved, all you need to do is turn up with your City student ID card, pay and play. So why not make the most of your university experience and sign up to a session or two? CityActive sports sessions cost £1.50 each (except Fencing which is £15 for the 10 week programme) and take place every week during term time at CitySport at the following times:
SOCIAL SPORT AT CITY NETBALL Mondays
17:30 – 18:30
BADMINTON – Session 1 Tuesdays 17:30 – 18:30 FENCING Wednesdays 13:30 – 15:00 10 week Learn to Fence programme BADMINTON – Session 2 Thursdays 20.00 – 21:00 BASKETBALL Fridays 18:30 – 20:00
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SPORTS HONOURS 2017/18
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Team of the Year: WOMEN’S FOOTBALL Club of the Year: HOCKEY Inclusive Club of the Year: HOCKEY Most Improved Club of the Year: HOCKEY Charitable Club of the Year: MEN’S RUGBY Captains of the Year: THOMAS SCHMIDT AND GABRIELLA SOFFER Bert Brailsford Sportsperson of the Year : CARMEN CALISTO Service to Sport: CARMEN CALISTO Newcomer of the Year: FATEMA DHANANI
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VARSITY The 2017/2018 season brought with it the second of a three match Varsity series against Kingston University. Having been victorious in year one, City were keen to win and retain the Thames river trophy. Thirty-six teams competed in ten different sports across two days of sporting action. Cheered on by the sporting community and with a special appearance by CityWolf, the official students’ sports mascot, City were again victorious, winning 10-7 overall and taking a 2-0 lead in the series. Become part of The WolfPack and stay up to date with all of next year’s Varsity news, along with all things happening in Sport & Leisure, by following us on Facebook and Instagram. To volunteer at the 2018/19 Varsity and find out more, contact sports@city.ac.uk
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2017/18 SPOR SPORTS LEADERS’ BREAKFAST Our sports leaders’ breakfast allowed captains to meet with the University President and the Deans of all our Schools. The breakfast encouraged discussion about the benefits students gain from participating in sport during their time at university.
BUCS SOUTH EASTERN CONFERENCE CUP SUCCESS Fantastic performances from our Women’s Badminton and Men’s Basketball teams saw them both winning their respective cups at the end of March. After impressive wins against tough opposition in the qualifying rounds, Women’s Badminton went on to win 6-2 away to Reading in the final. Men’s Basketball dominated the early rounds to earn themselves a place in the final against league opponents UEL 2nds. After a tense 60 minutes, cheered on by an impressive crowd at CitySport, City took a lead to win 52-46.
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RTS HIGHLIGHTS SPORTS AWARDS The annual Sports Awards Dinner was held at the East London Rugby Club at the beginning of June. The night celebrated the fantastic achievements of all City’s student athletes, with awards presented on the night including Team of the Year, Club of the Year and Sports person of the Year. See the winners on p.10.
BCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS The Central City Allstars, City’s representative Cheerleading team were crowned University Cheer level 1 All-Girl Medium division champions after a zero deduction routine at the BCA National Championships in June.
THIS BUCS GIRL CAN Students and staff from City took part in This BUCS Girl Can week in November. A range of activities aimed at encouraging female participation in sport took place across the University throughout the week, including give it a go netball and rugby sessions and a learn to lift weights session at CitySport. The week culminated in a giant neon Zumba party finale in the Saddlers’ Sports Hall. We are pleased to announce we will be taking part again in 2018. Watch out for more information on our social media sites in the coming months to find out how you can get involved.
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2017/18 SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS NBA TRAINING AT CITY On receiving an email saying City was looking for volunteers to work with the NBA teams in London, I instantly hit reply to confirm I would love to help. A few days later Martina and Aastha from the Women’s Basketball team and myself were sitting and listening to instructions from Matt, City’s Communications Officer. This was a media day and we had access to enter the Boston Celtics practice session and ask the players a few questions. When we entered CitySport we were checked by security, including their sniffer dog and went to the waiting room, where there were 100s of journalists from all around the world. After the Boston Celtics had finished their private training it was our time to go to the court. On our way Brian Scalabrine, an NBA legend, was standing right in front of me. This was the first moment I thought ‘Is this really happening?’ When we entered the court the Boston Celtics were in small teams doing shooting drills. There they were, Jaylen Brown, Marcus Smart, Al Horford, Jayson Tatum, Kyrie Irving – all the NBA stars, training on our court, the same court as our University Basketball Club. You could tell the Celtics were having fun, they were cheering and laughing with each other and clearly used to all the cameras and media attention. The journalists slowly filled the space around the main court with cameras and microphones everywhere. One of the Celtics’ support staff called the players over one at a time to answer questions. When Kyrie Irving, one of the top players in the NBA, was called 90% of the journalists quickly gathered around him. I managed to squeeze in too and stand a few feet away from the NBA superstar. Never in my life did I imagine that I would be so close to some of the best basketball players in the world. Since there was a strict protocol selfies were not allowed,
nor did we manage to take group pictures with the other key players, but later the three of us got a picture with NBA rookie Guerschon Yabusele. Nevertheless, we were able to take a lot of pictures and videos of the team practicing and being interviewed. Being on the court with the NBA players was a surreal experience. Millions of people, including me, watch these players on TV competing in the NBA. Now I’ve had this fantastic opportunity to witness the legendary Boston Celtics training and being interviewed up close. The whole experience felt like a dream. Vlad Kolesnik BSc Investment and Financial Risk Management Witnessing an NBA training session live from the side line was a dream come true and definitely one of the highlights of my year. It felt surreal to be within touching distance of the players and All-Stars like Kyrie Irving and Jayson Tatum that you usually only see on TV. One of the things that surprised me the most was how comfortable and united they were with each other, which is a hard but crucial feature to develop in professional teams. It’s definitely showing in Boston’s great season so far. The best part for me was when they put on a dunk show at the end but watching them doing drills on our court and dunking in our rims was incredible. It will definitely be one of the best memories of my student life at City and I’m so glad we got the chance to be involved. Playing for a team is incredibly fun and it’s great to represent your university across the UK. It’s also a great way to meet people outside your course and create longlasting relationships. So I’d really encourage students to give it a go and get involved. Martina Capelli BSc Business Studies
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DID YOU
KNOW?
As a City, University of London student you can also join University of London (UoL) sports clubs.
Since joining the University of London in February 2016, City, University of London students have been eligible to join UoL clubs.
To find out more email sports@city.ac.uk or visit the UoL Student Central website www.studentcentral.london/ activities/clubsandsocs/sportssocs
You can even join these clubs and still represent your university as we offer opportunities to represent the university as an individual or on an elite stage.
Joining fees for UoL sports clubs may differ from City sports clubs.
Joining UoL clubs is an ideal opportunity to take part in sports and activities not offered on our programme and it’s also a great opportunity to get to know students from other London universities.
In addition, each academic year students are required to choose whether to compete on behalf of either City or UoL in BUCS competitions. It is not possible to compete for both institutions in the same year due to BUCS regulations.
UOL SPORTS CLUBS INCLUDE:
ARCHERY
ATHLETICS, CROSS COUNTRY AND TRIATHLON
CANOE POLO
GYMNASTICS
ICE HOCKEY
JIU JITSU
JUDO
KARATE
LACROSSE
POLO
RIFLE
ROWING
SAILING
SCUBA DIVING
SWIMMING
WATER POLO
SHAOLIN KUNG FU SNOW SPORTS
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SPORTS MEMBERSHIP CARD BENEFITS FOR REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS To represent City in your chosen sport you must first attend a trial or open practice. Once selected for a team you must purchase a sports membership card in order to attend training and matches. Membership cards cost ÂŁ40 for the academic year and covers you even if you represent more than one sport.
THE BENEFITS OF HAVING A SPORTS CARD INCLUDE:
// FREE strength and conditioning training plans written and coached by the CitySport fitness team
// FREE access to pre-season training sessions // FREE Varsity ticket // FREE access to our exclusive, once a month, team only fitness classes
To purchase your card, you must bring a passport sized photograph, your City ID card and your payment to CitySport reception where you will be issued with your card. There is a photo booth at CitySport.
// Reduced gym membership at CitySport
Once purchased, you can represent City throughout the 2018/19 season.
// BUCS entry fees
// Priority access to TeamCity social activities // Priority ticket booking for annual Sports Awards // Coaching and refereeing course opportunities // Transport costs covered for away matches // Loan of representative team kit // Access to training venues // Qualified coached training sessions (where applicable) // Contribution to the cost of match officials
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CitySport
CitySport is the hub for City’s representative teams, CityActive social sports and home of the Wolfpack. The facilities provide the opportunity for a variety of team and individual sports available to book at a reduced price for students. For more information on the facility and booking information please visit www.citysport.org.uk
MEMBERSHIP TYPE
CITY CITY OTHER STUDENT STAFF/ STUDENT ALUMNI Annual £265 £360 £320 12 weeks £67.50* N/A £85.50 Monthly £26.50 £36 £32 Monthly direct debit N/A £32 N/A Pay as you go £4.50 £7 £6 All fitness and wellbeing classes are included in the membership price. *Sports Card holders receive a 12-week membership for £45.
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EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
We welcome everyone from City, University of London’s diverse community to get involved in our sports programme. Our sports clubs, individual sports opportunities and CityActive sessions are open to all City students. The Sport & Leisure Services team at City are committed to promoting diversity, inclusion and equality and ensuring best practice is implemented at all times. All team captains, coaches and staff are encouraged to be welcoming and inclusive when engaging with students participating in sport. Future training programmes are planned to heighten awareness of the need for inclusion and equality in sport and will feature techniques to address homophobic, transphobic, sexist, racism and other forms of discriminatory language and behaviour both on and off the playing field. The City Wolfpack has signed up to the UK Government Equalities Office (GEO) Charter on homophobia, biphobia and transphobia in sport, the aim of which is to make sport a welcoming environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. The Charter outlines the importance of creating an environment where everyone is able to participate and enjoy sport, whoever they are and whatever their background is. It also seeks to promote fairness, equality, respect and dignity. The City Wolfpack shares the desire to address the issues that affect participation in sport and work to ensure that opportunities to participate are open to and supportive of everyone.
Team Training Schedule Representative Team Training
Day
Time
Venue
American Football mixed
Thursday
18:00-20:00
Drapers Field, Leyton, E15 2DD
Saturday
10:30-12:30
Linford Christie Stadium, W12 0HU
Badminton Men’s
Tuesday
18:00-19:30
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Badminton Women’s
Tuesday
18:00-19:30
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Basketball Men’s
Monday
20:30-22:00
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Basketball Women’s
Monday
19:00-20:30
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Cheerleading
Friday
18:00-20:00
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Cricket
TBC
TBC
TBC
Fencing
Saturday
11:00-12:30
Studio 1 & 2, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Football Men’s
Monday
18:00-20:00
Drapers Field, Leyton, E15 2DD
Football Women’s
Monday
19:00-20:30
East London Rugby Football Club, E15 3BP
Futsal Men’s
Thursday
18:00-19:30
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Hockey Men’s
Friday
18:30-20:15
Lee Valley Hockey & Tennis Centre, E20 3AD
Hockey Women’s
Friday
18:30-20:15
Lee Valley Hockey & Tennis Centre, E20 3AD
Netball
Tuesday
19:45-21:15
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Rugby Men’s
Monday
19:00-20:30
East London Rugby Football Club, E15 3BP
Squash Men’s
Monday
14:00-16:00
Finsbury Leisure centre, 1 Norman St, EC1V 3PU
Saturday
12:00-14:00
Finsbury Leisure centre, 1 Norman St, EC1V 3PU
Table Tennis Men & Women
Friday
17:15-18:45
Studio 1 & 2, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Tennis Men’s
Saturday
17:00-20:00
Lee Valley Hockey & Tennis Centre, E20 3AD
Tennis Women’s
Saturday
17:00-20:00
Lee Valley Hockey & Tennis Centre, E20 3AD
Volleyball Men’s
Monday
19:00-20:30
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Volleyball Women’s
Monday
20:30-22:00
Saddlers’ Sports Hall, CitySport, 124 Goswell Road, EC1V 7DP
Sport & Leisure Services The Frankling Building 124 Goswell Road London EC1V 7DP
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