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Surf at Cardiff Met Sport
Surf at Cardiff Met Sport embraces adventure, skill development, and community. Open to all abilities, the programme offers opportunities to improve technique, build confidence in the water, and engage with a growing surf culture. For more club info click here
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Cardiff Met surfers battle tough conditions at BUCS Surfing Championships
Cardiff Met Surf produced a strong showing at the BUCS Surfing Championships, with Archers competing across the men’s and women’s competitions in challenging conditions at Fistral Beach. Cian Ridgard in action. Photos from Charlie Sharples (@csharp_j) and BUCSsport. The opening day brought testing surf, with large 5-7ft swells and onshore winds making conditions difficult from the first heats. Ben Kiernan was first in the water for Cardiff Met and secured progression from his
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Cardiff Met FC U19s to face FC UNA Strassen in UEFA Youth League
Cardiff Met FC U19s will begin their UEFA Youth League campaign against Luxembourg side FC UNA Strassen after the draw for the 2026/27 Domestic Champions Path was completed in Nyon. The Young Archers have been handed a home tie in the opening leg, scheduled for Wednesday 16 September, before travelling to Luxembourg for the return fixture on Wednesday 14 October. It marks another significant European occasion for Cardiff Met and an opportunity for the club’s young players to
Archers set sights on new BUCS Season after standout 2025/26 campaign
There is something different about a Wednesday at Cyncoed when the BUCS season is in full swing. From early in the morning, campus begins to take on its familiar matchday feel. The Bench gets busier as students and staff queue for a pre-match coffee, Cardiff Met tracksuits and kit bags appear everywhere you look, and team buses begin rolling out of campus as Archers head across the country to compete. Then there is another great Wednesday tradition: the turmoil of trying to f
Connor prepares to take on 126km Roath challenge for causes close to his heart
Running more than 126 kilometres across 24 hours would be a daunting challenge for any athlete. For Connor, the reason for doing it will be waiting for him on the route itself. On Friday 25 September, Connor will begin an extraordinary endurance challenge around Roath Lake and Roath Recreation Ground, running a 5.27km loop every hour, on the hour, for 24 consecutive hours. Starting at 11am on Friday and continuing through the night until the final lap finishes at 10am on Satu
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