On finals day, while most people gathered around Centre Court to watch Jannik Sinner dominate, I went to the All England Club to watch something different. Sitting in a half-full Court One, I was watching one of Britain's greatest sportsmen. A man with 35 major titles and a Paralympic gold medal, who does not get anywhere near the attention he deserves. I am, of course, talking about Wheelchair Tennis player Alfie Hewett.

St Andrews Typhoons captain Andy Benstead felt confident going into this year’s Johnny Wookey Memorial Match against Edinburgh. With a squad that mixed experienced players and younger talent, he believed his side had a real chance. Edinburgh Eagles went into the game in good form, sitting only one place above the Typhoons in the BUIHA table, the British universities’ main ice hockey competition. It was always going to be a tough game. Around a thousand St Andrews students piled onto buses at...

On Wednesday, St Andrews men’s football pulled off one of the biggest results in securing the Scottish Tier 1 title for the first time in the club’s history after a 4-1 win against rivals Edinburgh.