By the way, Sussex smashed Varsity 12.5 – 7.5
We might have forgotten about this
From 9.30am yesterday, Sussex played host to over 20 different sporting events showcasing the finest talents that Sussex and Brighton University has to offer.
We are proud to say that Sussex won Varsity, with the day ending in a result of Sussex 12.5 – 7.5 Brighton.
The full result along with a review of the day is below:
American football
Sussex 6 – 13 Brighton
Badminton
Men’s: Sussex 3 – 5 Brighton
Women’s: Sussex 7 – 1 Brighton
Basketball
Men’s: Sussex 57 – 44 Brighton
Women’s: Sussex 66- 53 Brighton
Cricket
Men’s: Sussex 85 – 107 Brighton
Football
Men’s: Sussex 1 – 0 Brighton
Women’s: Sussex 1 – 7 Brighton
Hockey
Men’s: Sussex 4 – 3 Brighton
Women’s: Sussex 6 – 2 Brighton
Lacrosse
Men’s: Sussex 3 – 9 Brighton
Women’s: Sussex 8 – 19 Brighton
Netball
Women’s: Sussex 44 – 44 Brighton
Rugby
Men’s: Match abandoned after one half played, score null and void
Women’s: Sussex 22 – 7 Brighton
Swimming
Sussex 134 – 100 Brighton
Tennis
Men’s: Sussex 3 – 3 Brighton
Women’s: Awaiting result
Trampolining
Sussex 0.5 – 0.5 Brighton
Ultimate Frisbee
Sussex 12 – 6 Brighton
Volleyball
Men’s: Sussex 3 – 0 Brighton
Women’s: Sussex 3 – 0 Brighton
The results, however, were overshadowed by the violent behaviour beginning in the men’s football with Brighton students burning Sussex banners, which then escalated during the men’s rugby.
The match was cancelled after flares were thrown and streakers invaded the pitch, as well as bottles being thrown into crowds, leading to police involvement and reports of students being admitted to A&E. Co-op, Falmer and East Slope bars were temporarily shut down because of the escalating violence.