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UBS sports teams work hard from September through to April and some even through to June (cricket). We have 42 teams that compete on a weekly basis in British University and Colleges Sport leagues (BUCS) but also in championships. Other clubs compete in their respective competitions.
Here in Student Activities, we are immensely proud of our clubs and all the effort that is put in from individuals. Below are just some of the achievements we have had over 2009-2010.
Leagues Won 2009-2010
Men's Hockey 1st's 1A
Women's Hockey 1st's 1A
Golf 2A
Netball 1st's Prem South
Netball 4th's 5A
Women's Football 2nd's 2A
Men's Football 1st's 1A
Men's Football 2nd's 2B
Men's cricket 1st's 1A
Teams in Premier South
Men's Badminton 1st, Men's Basketball 1st, Men's football 1st, Women's Football 1st, Netball 1st, Women's Hockey 1st.
Knockout success
Netball 1st team got through to the semi finals of the National Championship Cup losing in a very closely fought match to Loughborough.
Women’s football 2nd’s made it through to the finals losing to a fired Canterbury CC.
Women’s tennis also got through to the semi finals of the national cup however lost to Portsmouth.
Men's cricket 1st's and 2nd's made it into the South Eastern Cup however face each other in the quarter finals.
Representative sports
Letitia Biddulph – Netball - English Universities; Toby Little - England Universities Football Squad; Malachi Bulley – South England and England Universities Football Squad; Kian Siabi - South England Universities Football Squad; Wesley Buckles - South England Universities Football Squad; Katie Hendra – England Women’s Fencing team; Claire Ricketts – English Universities Tennis team; Karate - Team Kata Europeans representatives; Ross Matheiu - World representative
BUCS regional final
For the first time in the history of BUCS, the South East Conference Cup was held at one venue in order to get the "finals" feel and make it special for competitors taking part and spectators. After a bidding process Brunel won it and had 13 sports at Brunel on 24th March. It was a great day (weather was good :D) and there was fierce competition. Surrey brought 150 supporters up via coach to support their rugby team.
Sports Federation Awards Dinner
Every year, UBS puts on the Sports Fed dinner in celebration of the sports teams and individuals successes and achievements throughout the year. Below is a list of Honours that were selected by Sports Federation Committee.
Sports Federation Dinner 2010
Performance Club of the Year
Winners: Dance Club
Shortlist: Cheerleading and Equestrian
Most Improved Club of the Year
Winners: Squash
Runners Up: Athletics, Cheerleading, Men’s Cricket.
Team of the Year:
Winners: Karate
Runners Up: Netball 1st's and Women's Hockey 1st's
Club of the Year:
Winners: Netball
Runners up: Women's Hockey, Dance
Sports Federation Dinner 2009
Sports Federation Awards - Nominees and Achievements
Sportsman of the Year
Tim Deakin – men’s hockey (winner)
Ross Mathieu - Karate
Nick Leavey
Sportswoman of the year
Claire Ricketts – Tennis (winner)
Joey Duck – Athletics
Tania Alfaioli – Karate
Team of the Year
Men’s Badminton (winners) (Winners of 1A; W7 D3; Promotion to Premier South through winning playoffs; QF championship cup)
Karate (BUCS championship team)
Athletics (BUCS indoor champions)
Fresher of the Year:
Becky – Women’s hockey (winner)
Adele – Netball
RAG of the Year
Dance (winners)
Minisite of the Year
Dance (winners)
Brunel Barbarians Rugby League
Men's Football
Most Developed Club of the Year
Brunel Barbarians Rugby League (Winners)
Equestrian
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