Durham University is leading the way with supporting talented athletes in education in England, having been accredited by an innovative TASS initiative. The Sport England-backed programme supports young sportspeople on the talent pathway to have the opportunity to gain qualifications alongside their sporting pursuits, follow other interests, as well as further their personal development.

Durham University Boat Club took on GB trials last weekend, cooking up a storm and reminding the country why Durham is the #1 Sports University of the Year (Sunday Times, 2022). Read on for a breakdown of results and successes for both the men's and women's squad.

Durham University Men and Women's Lacrosse teams get stuck into Lacrosse 6's; a shorter, fast-paced version of the traditional 10-aside game, in the efforts to bring Lacrosse to the Olympics.

Results from 2nd of November 2022's BUCS Fixtures

Results from 26th of October 2022's BUCS Fixtures

Durham University Polo Club has recently announced the move to Leadenham Polo Club, in Lincolnshire, for this academic year. All club training will now take place at this new facility.

Results from 19th of October 2022 BUCS Fixtures.

Results from 12th of October 2022's BUCS Fixtures

We've been named Sports University of the Year 2023 reflecting that sport is central to life here for many of our students.

Durham University Sport are thrilled to announce a new contract with Kitlocker and Castore, to provide Team Durham with fresh, new sports kit for the 2022-2023 season.

Over the summer break, Durham Women's Lacrosse team have been very busy out and about in the lacrosse world.

Durham University have ranked #6 on the BUCS medal table for Birmingham's Commonwealth Games 2022. Out of 32 different universities that had athletes medalled at the games, Durham had alumni and present students representing England, Wales and Cyprus in hockey, fencing, rugby 7s and volleyball.