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  • "Birmingham top TOUCAN 30" - new editorial article published. Result from TOUCAN Indoor Champs (Birmingham, 7th Mar) and updated league tables now available on TOUCAN 2025/26 page. Top teams: Nottingham 2274, Birmingham 2230, Leicester 2200, Warwick 2167, N Trent 2161. Birmingham win the novice match, with Leicester second and Cambridge third. Birmingham win a senior and novice TOUCAN league double with 30 (out of a possible 32) points, Nottingham just behind on 29. Warwick (23) stay third, just in front of Leicester (22). Birmingham's novices have 31 points, 5 clear of the field. This season is TOUCAN's 30th competitive season. [updated 11/Apr/26 21:00]

  • "Indoor SWWU Champs" - new editorial article published. Results and updated league tables now available on SWWU 2025/26 page. Round was a Bray I. Top teams: Bristol 975, Exeter 937, Bath 925. Bristol pipped Swansea by 3 points in the novice match. Bath now have 57 league points, with Bristol on 51 and Exeter on 50. Bristol and Swansea stay first and second in the novice table, with Bristol 7 points clear. There are 2 more SWWU legs, both outdoors. [updated 03/Apr/26 15:00]

  • "Consistent Surrey SEAL double" - new editorial article published. Results from SEAL match 3 and 4 now available on SEAL 2025/26 page. Surrey - who were runners up in both fixtures - have won the overall SEAL title. They end on 57 out of a possible 60 points, ahead of Southampton (who won match 3) and Imperial (who won match 4) both on 55 league points. Surrey won the novice league as well with 58 points - they won match 4. Southampton (who won match 3) finished second overall on 57. Also on the SEAL 2025/26 page, there is a link to results from SEAL Indoor Champs. [updated 30/Mar/26 12:00]

  • SSS has published results from match 5 and the Indoor Champs. Second place in match 5 is enough to see Dundee crowned SSS league champions for the 4th year in a row. See the SSS 2025/26 page for results and the final SSS league standings. Edinburgh won both of the fixtures themselves. St Andrews pip Heriot-Watt to third in match 5. Strathclyde were second at the Indoor Champs, with Dundee third. Dundee end the SSS season on 68 points, with Heriot-Watt on 65 and St Andrews on 64. Heriot-Watt win match 5 (to take the SSS novice title) as well as the Indoor Champs. Abertay win the SSS compound title. [23/Mar/26 14:30]

  • See the BUCS Indoor section of this site for all the results and the Tournament Review from the BUCS Indoor National Finals that took place in Warwick. Results archive and All Unis records have been updated. Will Addison (Keele) and Louisa Piper (Nottingham) won the individual recurve titles. They beat Jack McKay (Warwick) and Emma Howes (Oxford). Warwick (open) and Nottingham (womens) win the BUCS Indoor Championship team titles. Birmingham win women's team silver and open team bronze. Southampton (2nd open team) and Oxford (3rd women's team) are also medallists. Open teams in BUCS point winning positions 4th to 8th are: Nottingham, Surrey, Bath, N Trent and Exeter. Womens team winning BUCS points, 4th to 8th are: Leicester, York, Surrey, Imperial and Edinburgh. [updated 20/Mar/26 18:00]


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