Sarah Lovewell contributed to a winning Cambridge Blues team in the Cross Country Varsity Match, with Paul Hodgson, Tom Herbert, and Daniel Malz running in the victorious 4th team. Unfortunately, Lent Term saw turnouts dwindle in the College League, although there were some other notable performances through the rest of the year: Sarah Lovewell continued her winning record against Oxford, taking the 5000m victory in the Second Team Athletics Match; Tom Herbert ran the London Marathon for CUH&H, finishing in 3:17; and Jonathan Undy and William Bowers, recent alumni, gave strong performances in the CUH&H Boundary Run to finish 3rd and 5th respectively.
Squash Club By Jamie McPhie (2012)
On the basis of his performances over the course of the season Nathan Day was awarded College Colours. My thanks also go to Michael Askens, Ramsay Piper, Aleksandra Wittchen, Chris Bowring, Udayan Bulchandani, John Finlay, Andrew Wheeler, and Karan Gupta for their performances throughout the year.
Swimming and Water Polo By Will Grant (2011) The Trinity water polo season was divided, as in previous years, into a year-long College League and a weekend Cuppers tournament in Easter. Regarding the College League, Trinity were able to put out a full team for each fixture, thanks to new first year undergraduate and graduate players. This enabled us to achieve
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2014–15 proved a successful year for the Trinity College Squash First V and Second V. Buoyed by a strong intake of First Years including Nathan Day and Michael Askens, the First V achieved promotion in the Michaelmas Term. The performances of Nathan Day were particularly impressive as he soon became a bulwark of the First V. Despite some good results, the Second V were relegated in the Michaelmas Term. However, they rebounded quickly and were able to achieve promotion in the Lent Term and returned to the Fifth Division. Similarly, the First V had another strong term as they gained promotion to the First Division. Unfortunately, the First V cup run was brought to an end by a strong Selwyn side.