Lincoln seal fifth straight Varsity win
The University of Lincoln has retained the Varsity title for the fifth consecutive year, as they beat Derby in nine out of the 14 Lincoln-based events.
Changing lives through football: the Homeless World Cup
With estimates putting the number at 100 million people homeless worldwide, the Homeless World Cup looks to use the beautiful game as the catalyst for positive change.
Notes from a big country
Having recently returned from a three-month stint working at an American summer camp in Pennsylvania, it will surely come as no surprise when I tell you that America’s sporting sensibilities…
Imps extend Davide Somma loan deal
On-loan striker Davide Somma will be strutting his stuff at Sincil Bank until the end of the season after the Imps agreed a deal to extend his stay.
The Imps’ month ahead: April
March was an excellent month for Lincoln City. Bradley King looks ahead to April and assesses whether the Imps can repeat that success.
Imps poised to sign Canary starlet
Lincoln City are set to sign Norwich City youth defender David Stephens on loan for the remainder of the campaign to bolster their threadbare squad.
Could futsal change the way young footballers play the beautiful game?
To the untrained eye, futsal appears to be a lot like five-a-side football. There are, however, subtle differences, as Calum Fuller found out.
Could Blackburne be the new Fergie?
Given the credence given to the Football Manager by some of the sport's great and good, you would be forgiven for believing that a competent gamer therefore has any coaching…
Women’s equality is key
Women’s sport in the UK has always had to play second-fiddle to the more popular, most would say “higher standard”, male equivalent. Melissa Rudd looks at the bigger picture.
No grass plans for “lucky” Lincoln students
Students’ Union Sports and Teams VP Chris Farrell has admitted there are no definite plans in the pipeline to enhance sporting facilities at the University.