The Queen's College Record 2020
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It is difficult not to wonder what Trinity term might have held in store for the Eagles,<br />
given that the quality of play was at its best at the very end of the Cuppers season<br />
at the close of Hilary. Nonetheless, this cutting short meant that Queen’s women’s<br />
football of 2019-20 went out on a high note with the Cambridge tour in 8 th week where<br />
we played excellently against some of Cambridge’s finest teams, including their own<br />
league winners, Queens’, and where we achieved as many wins in a weekend as we<br />
had all year!<br />
A special thank you must go to Jess Martin, our social secretary this year, who<br />
organised all the football calendar highlights such as the Santa dinner, football dinner,<br />
and tour.<br />
Reports and <strong>College</strong> Activities<br />
MCR FOOTBALL<br />
Captain: Simon Nadal<br />
This 2019-20 year, Queen’s MCR football team joined forces with Pembroke<br />
and Somerville MCRs to field a joint team competing in the MCR’s 2nd division.<br />
Strengthened by this new alliance and a new kit, the team started well equipped in<br />
what turned out a good season, obtaining an honourable fourth place in the MCR<br />
league and bringing Queen’s MCR to the Cuppers quarter-finals for the first time in its<br />
history. With the next season comes a change of captaincy, Lewis Wales – 2nd year<br />
DPhil in Inorganic Chemistry – taking over from Simon Nadal.<br />
<strong>College</strong> <strong>Record</strong> <strong>2020</strong> | <strong>The</strong> Queen’s <strong>College</strong> 75
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