Heroic effort by KU women’s lacrosse ends in defeat
Åsa Hedvig Aaberge
Despite a loss Kingston University women’s lacrosse got their best result of the season so far, and three players scored their first goals ever, when Chichester visited KU ground Tolworth…
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KU men’s football record first win of the season as they put four past Imperial College London
Louie Chandler
Yaw Ofosu scored twice as Kingston University’s men’s football first team recorded their first win of the season, comfortably beating Imperial College London‘s 2nd team 4-1 at Tolworth Court on…
Kingston men’s hockey team knocked out in more ways than one during game against Sussex
Lacey Jones
Kingston University’s men’s hockey team face being knocked out of the league after two players suffered head injuries in a 2-0 defeat against Sussex.
Illness and injury leaves KU women’s hockey team defeated 3-0 by Sussex
Megan Flaherty
Kingston University’s women’s hockey team suffered a painful 3-0 defeat against Sussex after illness and injuries meant two players were unable to play and another was carried off mid game.
Kingston University men’s rugby match stopped early as they thrash Portsmouth in the cup
Kingston University men’s rugby team dealt out yet another thrashing, embarrassing Portsmouth’s fourth team 71-0 on the south coast on a bitterly cold Wednesday night in the South Eastern Conference…
Kingston University American football team one step closer to promotion
Synne Johnsson
Kingston University (KU) American football won 18-12 against Brunel in their first game of the season on November 5 after being relegated from the premier league last season.
“I want to get more medals”: Asha Philip speaks to The River about injury, her time at KU and Olympic success.
It’s the night of August 12 2017 at the Athletics World Championships.
Football first team knocked out of the cup
Kingston men football’s first team was knocked out of the South Eastern Conference Cup after they suffered a 2-0 defeat against Canterbury Christ Church, crashing out a round earlier than…
KU buses leave sportspeople late for matches
Rebecca Difford-Smith
KU students were late to sports fixtures earlier this month after the free university bus service was permanently cancelled without students’ knowledge.
Students think £50 sports card too expensive
Kingston students think the £50 sports required be a member of a sports club is too expensive. In a survey by The River 82.56 per cent of students asked said…