The sports teams of the University of Nottingham secure record 11 national championship titles

Firstly, wheelchair basketball, who had earned their place at BUCS Big Wednesday after a huge semi -final victory against last year Champions Worcester. The team continued their momentum with confidence and defeated the home side Loughborough with a comfortable margin of 10 points to achieve their second national championship victory in the five -year history of the recording of the sport.

As a result of close by and hunting their tenth consecutive national championship title, the university's men's table tennis flourished under the pressure and looked confident during their 9-3 victory over local Rivals Nottingham Trent. The victory marks an incredible decade of dominance at the top of the British university table tennis.

In order not to be surpassed, the tennis team for ladies table, the current England #1 tin-tin Ho and teammate Yat Poon, only needed 15 minutes to cruise past their opponents, with two dominant singles delivering Wins, followed by a fast double victory to pack the title 3-0.

In the meantime, a sold -out crowd was viewed on the water -base epitch, it was an emotional fourth consecutive title for the Women's Hockey team. Just in a 0-0 impasse with rivals Loughborough during the break, the team came out after the break. Maddie Axford found Tilly O'Dea on the back post and Sienna Dunn threw a penalty corner home to go 2-0. Loughborough withdrew a goal, but Nottingham remained organized and kept their courage to overcome 2-1.

Next, the men's hockey of Nottingham placed the most exciting comeback of the day to make it a dream season for the university's hockey program. After they went to the home team Loughborough with 0-2, they had to wait until the last quarter for a goal from Zak Buck and then with just a few minutes, Max Anderson shot a second past the goalkeeper to send the game to Penalty Shuffles. In the shootout, goalkeeper David Wood kept his side in the title hunt, so that captain George Baugniet set up to score the decisive shuffle and lift the trophy.

The green and gold were not yet finished with the double victories; After a long day of action on the hunt, secure men's troubleshooting their back-to-back championship title, this time, well-known rivals Durham with a very comfortable margin of 120-98. The screens of ladies, also corresponding to Durham, had to fight hard for their championship that was completely supported by a noisy crowd. On the way to the third weapon with a small lead, the nerves were clamped while the Durham screens fought hard to stay in the game. Buc's individual champion Rachael Lever kept her courage to seal the competition victory 103-99 to the delight of the traveling supporters.

Also in the Indoor Tennis Center, Herentennis performance levels kept a maximum of Match -Up's marathond day. Opposite Stirling, the team had to navigate various tense singles and double rubbers and after more than 5 hours on the field the opportunity to seal the trophy to the NCAA sportsmen Dominik Kellovsky who did not hesitate. The victory is the first time that Herentennis has been crowned national champions since 1954 and marks several years of dedication to building the perfect performance environment.

Next to the door in the swimming pool, Women's Water Polo also passed Durham with a 16-8 victory, making it two national titles in a row for the program. The team looked everywhere dominant with Player of the Match Pippa Danielson who led the attacking indictment.

Underdogs prior to the game, Ladies Badminton sent home favorites Loughborough with an edgy 5-3 victory. Zhou Meng, studying at the university via the Deng Yaping -fair supported by the legendary Chinese athlete of the 20^one Century, Buc's Individual Champion Zhou Meng set the tone with two extensive singles victories. Her teammates, including colleague Deng Yaping Scholar and Bucs Doubles Champion, Yiyi Tao, ran with the advantage, ending the fixture with a tense 3-set Doubles victory.

While the sun began to undergo, the Lacrosse of Women wanted to change their 2024 number rides for a gold version and it looked extremely dominant from the start. Goals rained from different angles, so that the opponents Exeter quickly lagged behind and closing the title of the 12-3 championship.

An incredible achievement in itself, the University of Nottingham also had another 7 national championship stops; American football, men's and women's football, water polo for men, men's bathminton, ladies pumpkin and lacrosse for men.

In the trophy and vase competition, Tennis Ladies 2s, denounced men 2s, Ladies Table Tennis 2S, Men's Rugby League 1s, Netball 1s all came victorious.

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The team season may come, but there is still enough action to be taken for the University of Nottingham with golf, cricket and beach volleyball, all who want to add to the domestic trophy cabinet, plus the return of the fiercforce Nottingham Varsity series.