"an affiliate of the Adelaide University Union. It represents the interests of students at Roseworthy Campus and runs activities including orientation, sports and other social events. Up until the 1980s, sport at Roseworthy was organised by the Roseworthy Agricultural College Sports Union, founded in 1927. Sports included athletics, cricket, football, golf, judo, rifle shooting, rugby union, swimming, table tennis, tennis, and water polo. There have been two cups awarded for the Intercollegiate Sport championship between Adelaide University Colleges, both with the generic title of ""High Table Cup"". The ""College Cup"" was donated by the High Table of St. Mark's College"
"take part in the United Hospitals Cup, which is a sporting competition played between the medical, dental and veterinary schools of London in all sports. The two most popular and biggest of the competitions include the United Hospitals Bumps (rowing) and the men's rugby. GKT has a fierce sporting rivalry with King's College London. This rivalry led to the founding of the Macadam Cup in 2004, which pits GKT and KCL sports teams against each other. The championship is named in honour of Sir Ivison Macadam, an alumnus of King's. So far in Macadam Cup's history, the GKT Team has"
"United Hospitals Cup The United Hospitals Challenge Cup is contested by the six medical schools in London and is most notable for being the oldest rugby cup competition in the world. In 1874 the United Hospitals RFC instituted a cup competition, the United Hospitals Challenge Cup, also known as the Inter-Hospital Challenge Cup. The first final was played on Wednesday 3 March 1875 at The Oval, which had also been the site of England's first home rugby international three years earlier. The match predated by four years the first Calcutta Cup match and is the oldest cup competition in the"
"In addition, the 1st team compete in the UH Challenge Cup, the 2nd team in the UH Reserves Cup and the 3rd - 5th teams in the UH Vase with the other London Medical Schools, Royal Free, University College and Middlesex Medical Students FC, Imperial Medics FC, Kings College School of Medicine FC & St. George’s Hospital Medical School FC. The Challenge Cup has been won by St Bartholomew's Medical College FC on 12 occasions (the last in 1947) and by The London Hospital Medical College FC 16 times (the last in 1992). The most recent success was winning the"
"though the tourists won convincingly, it was a spectacle showing UH is by no means ready to roll over. The United Hospitals also host a cup for the 2nd and 3rd XVs of its member teams, as well as a United Hospital Cup Sevens tournament. In addition there is a United Hospitals Plate. United Hospitals RFC The United Hospitals Rugby Football Club represents the five medical schools in London, each of whom have their own distinct rugby clubs but from whom are picked a select fifteen to compete for UHRFC. The club exists to encourage and facilitate rugby at these"
"Hospitals Challenge Cup has been played for without interruption since that first final. The Royal Veterinary College was invited to join the competition for the first time after a vote was taken during the AGM on 13 May 2008. The 2014 final took place at Richmond Athletic Ground. Mary's defeated Bart's and the London 28-6 in the 128th Cup Final. They reacquired the cup after a 2-year hiatus, making them the most successful club in the UH competition history, having won the cup 51 times (GKT, or constituents thereof, having won 50 times, and BL 24 times). The 2015 UH"
"UH Challenge Cup in 2008, beating RUMS FC 2-0. Since the merger of St Bartholomew's Medical College and The London Hospital Medical College with Queen Mary, University of London in 1996 the football club has also participated in the Merger Cup. St Bartholomew's and The Royal London Hospitals FC play their home games on the east side of the Chislehurst site, the old ground of St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College bought by the college in 1937. Current facilities include three football pitches, two rugby pitches, a cricket pitch and a grass tennis court. During the second world war the sports"
"of more clubs there was an expansion in the number of matches played and in 1867 the United Hospitals RFC was formed, which brought together on an invitational basis, representatives of the various London hospitals for matches against established teams, such as Cambridge University. In 1874 the United Hospitals instituted the oldest cup competition in the game of rugby, the United Hospitals Challenge Cup, also known as the Inter-Hospital Challenge Cup, and is the oldest cup competition in the game of rugby. The first final was played on Wednesday 3 March 1875 at The Oval between Guy's Hospital and St"
"United Hospitals RFC The United Hospitals Rugby Football Club represents the five medical schools in London, each of whom have their own distinct rugby clubs but from whom are picked a select fifteen to compete for UHRFC. The club exists to encourage and facilitate rugby at these institutions. It hosts the United Hospitals Cup, the oldest rugby cup competition in the world. In 1871 the Rugby Football Union was formed, the first such organisation for rugby football in the world. However, rugby itself had been slowly but steadily evolving for a number of decades before that point since its inception"
"George's Hospital with Guy's winning by 1 Goal (a converted try) and 1 try to 2 tries. With the exception of breaks for the two world wars of the twentieth century, the United Hospitals Challenge Cup has been played for without interruption since that first final. The status and quality of the individual medical schools teams has varied considerably since their individual inception dates. Since the United Hospitals FC was formed, the institutions that are represented by the member teams have been through considerable change, and hand-in-hand with these changes in the institutions have been changes in the teams that"
"of London and University College London Medical School. The club originally consisted of thirteen London medical schools but over the course of the 20th Century mergers with the major educational institutions of London consolidated this to the now-established five schools. The medical schools compete against each other for The Inter Hospital Lawn Tennis Challenge Cup established in 1887. It is one of the oldest tennis tournaments in the world for which the original trophy is still competed. The trophy was commissioned in the same year as the All England's famous men’s trophy and continues to be played for on an"
"Cup saw RUMS face defending champions Mary's, at Ealing Trailfinder's ground. RUMS had not reached the final in over a decade, and had not won since 1887. A hard-fought final, in front of a large support crowd from both medical schools, RUMS eventually emerged 20-6 winners. This broke RUMS' 128-year gap between last winning the cup, as the Middlesex hospital (before merging with UCH). </div> United Hospitals Cup The United Hospitals Challenge Cup is contested by the six medical schools in London and is most notable for being the oldest rugby cup competition in the world. In 1874 the United"
"Dr. Harty Cup The Dr. Harty Cup, officially known as the Munster Colleges Senior A Hurling Championship, is an annual inter-schools hurling competition organised by the Munster Council of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). It is the highest inter-schools hurling competition in the province of Munster, and has been contested every year, except on two occasions, since 1918. Ardscoil Ris are the centenary Champions winning the title in 2018. The final, usually held in February, serves as the culmination of a series of games played between October and January, and the results determine which team receives the Dr. Harty Cup."
"the previous ground of The London Hospital Medical College at Hale End by Queen Mary. The current colours are based on the colours of St Bartholomew's Hospital, black and white. The hospital's black and white shield has been the badge of St Bartholomew’s Hospital for more than 500 years; it was the Coat of Arms used by John Wakering, the Master of the Hospital from 1423 to 1462. The club currently has five teams who compete in the University of London (ULU) league and cups, the British University Sports Association (BUSA) league and the National Association of Medical Schools tournament."
"has been held biennially over Australia's Queen's Birthday holiday weekend since 2010. In 2014 and 2016 the tournament featured 45 teams playing in two divisions. In 2018 the tournament has expanded to 48 teams competing in three divisions. Adelaide's two largest tertiary hospitals are the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH), a teaching hospital of the University of Adelaide (705 beds), and the Flinders Medical Centre (580 beds) in Bedford Park, a teaching hospital of Flinders University. Other major public hospitals in the Adelaide area are the Women's and Children's Hospital (305 beds), on King William Road in North Adelaide; the Queen"
"United Hospitals Lawn Tennis Club The United Hospitals' Lawn Tennis Club is the combined lawn tennis club of the five medical schools in London. The constituent medical schools collaboratively form a Men's and Ladies team which competes at a high standard against various organizations. The club plays annual matches against the University of Oxford and University of Cambridge. Additional opponents who have been played against include the Royal Navy, the Royal Air Force, the British Army, the London School of Economics, University College London and the Queen's Club. The individual medical schools also compete against one another in a tournament"
"them to win three Fitzgibbon Cup titles in-a-row. Canon O'Brien Cup The Canon O'Brien Cup is an annual hurling match contested between Cork and University College Cork. The match, usually played in January at the Mardyke Sports Ground, is often regarded as a pre-season warm-up game for the two participants. Organised by the Cork County Board, admission to the match is free, however, those attending the game are asked to make a donation to volunteer collectors on the day, with all proceeds going to the Irish Alzheimer’s Society. The fixture was first played in 2013. The current holders are University"
"judged by number of Dr. Harty Cup titles, is as follows: Dr. Harty Cup The Dr. Harty Cup, officially known as the Munster Colleges Senior A Hurling Championship, is an annual inter-schools hurling competition organised by the Munster Council of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). It is the highest inter-schools hurling competition in the province of Munster, and has been contested every year, except on two occasions, since 1918. Ardscoil Ris are the centenary Champions winning the title in 2018. The final, usually held in February, serves as the culmination of a series of games played between October and January,"
"the first time. The current colours are an amalgamation of the two clubs. Barts used to play in black and white hoops (their second strip) whereas the London had settled on blue and white chequers at the beginning of the twentieth century. The club's 1st XV therefore play in black and white chequers, one of a few in the country to play in such chequered shirts. The 2nd XV play in blue and black hoops. The team competes every year in the United Hospitals Cup with the other London Medical Schools, RUMS, Imperial Medics RFC, GKT & St Georges as"
"Hospital won the game by 1 Goal (a converted try) and 1 try to 2 tries. The records say that the three additional 'tries' were all defensive touch downs. The game was also notable for fielding 15 players per side at a time when all international matches, the Varsity Match, County matches and all other top level games were being played with 20 players per side and would continue to do so until 1877. In this regard, the United Hospitals RFC was a pioneer. With the exception of breaks for the two world wars of the twentieth century, the United"
"Diwali Show, Fashion Show, Tooting Show, St George's Revue, and the Musical Society. St. George’s Hospital Medical School RFC is one of the oldest rugby clubs in the world having been founded in 1863. St George's also has a number of other sports clubs including swimming, rowing, cheerleading, volleyball, fencing, football, netball, hockey and many others and participates in various competitions. As St George's is a member of the United Hospitals, the teams also compete in separate competitions with the five other medical schools within the University of London and that of Imperial College. The university runs a hall of"
"inherited from its predecessors. It enjoys frequent success against the other London medical schools in the United Hospitals and National Association of Medics' Sports competitions and in the BUCS league. While medical students may join ICU sports clubs (and non-medical students may join the medical clubs and societies), most prefer to participate in ICSM sports teams which, depending on the sport, may compete against Imperial College or other Imperial faculty teams such as the Royal School of Mines, such as in the annual Varsity competition, which involves teams from ICSM and IC. The competition culminates in the J.P.R. Williams Cup,"
"try to provide the highest quality Medical Education. Likewise, Barts and the London Rugby Club or Royal Hospitals RFC was formed. BLRFC until 2001 played their matches at Hale End (The London's Old Ground) and have since played at Chislehurst (Bart's Old Ground) which is now known as The Queen Mary University of London ground. In 2012, Royal Hospitals RFC won the United Hospitals Cup, the oldest cup competition in rugby, and defended their title in 2013. In the 2013-14 season, with a record of only one loss, they were promoted to the Southern Premiership 1b league of BUCS for"
"29-24, winning most major sports in the process. In 2016, Barts won against Queen Mary 67-37. Barts are also the current holders of the Alumni Cup. Results by year: Merger Cup The Merger Cup is a series of annual sporting fixtures played between Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry and Queen Mary University of London. The event has taken place since the merger of the two institutions in 1995. The results of a number of matches, normally played on the same day, are combined to determine the overall winner. Among the sports played are rugby, football, hockey,"
"East Conference, and the ice hockey team that competes in the Hockey East Conference. The University of Massachusetts Worcester, also known as UMass Medical School, is one of the fastest growing academic health science centers in the country and is home to the School of Medicine (SOM) — the Commonwealth's only public medical school — the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS), the Graduate School of Nursing (GSN), and a research enterprise that attracts more than $200 million in external funding annually. Located in the heart of Central Massachusetts on a campus it shares with clinical partner UMass Memorial Health"
"select their panel for the year and prepare for the National Hurling League (NHL). Since the inception of the Kehoe Cup in 1977, a total of 12 teams have won the tournament. Meath and Westmeath are the most successful team with 8 titles. Longford are the current title holders having won the 2018 tournament. In 1954, the Leinster Council established a new inter-county tournament in an effort to raise funds to supplement the medical bills of players who were in financial difficulty. This scheme, known as the Players' Injury Fund, was the first of its kind to be offered by"
"well as Royal Veterinary College. The cup is the oldest rugby cup competition in the world. The trophy has been won by The Royal London on 11 occasions (the last in 1986) and by Barts 9 times (the last in 1977). Royal Hospitals RFC are the current UH cup champions for the second year in a row. This season they beat St. Georges Hospital Medical School RFC in the final and Imperial College Medical School RFC the previous year. Club's Official site – History of BLRFC In 2008 they won the UH 7-a-side tournament, beating Imperial Medics in the final."
"Memorial Cup The Memorial Cup (Coupe Memorial in French) is a junior ice hockey club championship trophy awarded annually to the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) champion. It is awarded following a four-team, round-robin tournament between a host team and the champions of the CHL's three member leagues: the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) and Western Hockey League (WHL). Sixty teams are eligible to compete for the Memorial Cup, representing nine provinces and four American states. The Acadie–Bathurst Titan are the current champions, winning in the final game against the host team, the Regina Pats of"
"week throughout the year and plays in the British University leagues, the Surrey league (as Georges-Mitcham although in the Surrey League simply known as Mitcham) and the National Association of Medics Cup as well as the aforementioned United Hospitals Cup. They have won the Inter-Hospital Challenge Cup on three occasions, all within the first decade of the competitions: The team reached the final of the competition during the 2010-2011 season, finishing Runner-up to Imperial College. Following this, and a further series of appearances in the finals, St George's won the United Hospital Cup in 2016, beating RUMS in a close"
"his name to both the trophy presented to the winning team in the annual Imperial College School of Medicine vs Imperial College London athletics Varsity match, as well as the award given to the graduating doctor of Imperial College School of Medicine who has achieved most in the sporting community. Bannister also purchased the cup (which bears his name) awarded to the winning team in the annual United Hospitals Cross-Country Championship. This championship is contested by the five medical schools in London and the Royal Veterinary College. The championship is organised by London Universities and Colleges Athletics. In 2012, Bannister"
"Canon O'Brien Cup The Canon O'Brien Cup is an annual hurling match contested between Cork and University College Cork. The match, usually played in January at the Mardyke Sports Ground, is often regarded as a pre-season warm-up game for the two participants. Organised by the Cork County Board, admission to the match is free, however, those attending the game are asked to make a donation to volunteer collectors on the day, with all proceeds going to the Irish Alzheimer’s Society. The fixture was first played in 2013. The current holders are University College Cork who defeated Cork by 0-22 to"
"final with a penalty kick during last play securing a 13-12 victory. This was the first time that SGHMS RFC have won in 134 years. ""Capped prior to playing for St George's"": St. George's Hospital Medical School RFC St. George’s Hospital Medical School RFC is one of the oldest rugby clubs in the world having been founded in 1863. The side is notable for its long history, its participation in the oldest competition in rugby, the United Hospitals Cup, as well as having produced a large number of international players, especially in the sport of rugby's formative years. St. George’s"
"school. Thus the club name changed to The Royal Free, University College and Middlesex Medical Students (RUMS), not using the new medical school name. The current rugby club is an amalgamation of the rugby clubs of these previous medical schools. Thus the club has an illustrious history and has been competing in the oldest rugby competition in the world, the United Hospitals Cup, in one guise or another since 1874. Over the years the club and its predecessor clubs have fostered a number of international players. Royal Free, University College and Middlesex Medical Students RFC Royal Free, University College and"