Relive the unforgettable night of the Cardiff Met Sports Awards, from the fun karaoke to exclusive interviews with players and coaches as they share their standout sporting moments before the night began. Discover who took home the awards, hear what the recognition meant to them, and experience the atmosphere, passion, and celebration that made the evening so special at Cardiff Met.

It’s a tradition now. Locked in to the Awards night. The final montage is a sing-a-long version of “Take Me Home Cyncoed Road”. Edited by Fernanda Bergues

Shortlisted by the Sport Broadcast cohort, and then voted on by the students. These are four magical Met Moments captured on our Cardiff Met Sport TV cameras this year. The winning moment was “that” last second kick to clinch a win for Cardiff Met. Edited by Libby Mardell-Lines

Carefully selected shots, creatively crafted by our Sport Broadcast MSc student Devin Pote. A montage designed to kick off the Sports Awards, and set the tone for the night. Celebrate the Archer athletes and teams. Showcase what BUCS Wednesdays are all about; the hard work, the camaraderie and commitment, the communities, the passion and dedication.

This documentary follows the inspiring journey of Durga Dharmadhikari, a Pune-born basketball player who began playing at the age of seven and went on to represent Maharashtra at National tournaments and the Khelo India Games. After training with EuroPro Basket in Spain, Durga moved to the UK to pursue her studies and played for Cardiff Met Archers in the BUCS League during the 2023–2025 season. A story of resilience, passion, and chasing dreams across borders, this film captures the highs, lows, and determination of an athlete striving to make her mark in basketball and inspire future generations. Through her determination, passion, and standout performance during the BUCS season, Durga earned a contract with the Bristol Flyers Women for 2025-2026 season, who compete in the WNBL Division 1. Produced by MSc Student Shikhar Mehrotra

After 10 years, Gards has decided to step back from coaching Cardiff Met RFC at the end of this season to allow a full-time head coach to be appointed. This is his Archers story in his own words. Filmed and Edited by Tom Flint and Jack Tapp

Highlights from a disappointing evening for the Archers as they fall to Brunel in the WBSR Milk quarter finals.