The College Record 2022
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Reports and <strong>College</strong> Activities<br />
Though the results reveal a mixed bag and bouts of mediocrity among more<br />
scintillating performances, we won more than we lost and for much of the season<br />
were formidable. We also took victories against Magdalen and Lincoln, with a<br />
successful 5 a-side season and a friendly against Brasenose to cap off this term.<br />
Frustratingly Balliol, who went on to the Cuppers Final, always seemed to narrowly<br />
have the edge on us (first 7-5 and then 2-1) and we hope to take revenge next year.<br />
Rivals Teddy Hall should also be quaking in their dreary Queen’s annexe at the<br />
prospect of facing a bolstered and largely unchanged Queen’s XI next season.<br />
On the social side, our Michaelmas Santa Dinner, Hilary Black Tie Dinner, and the<br />
QCAFC Tour furnished ample opportunity to develop strong team chemistry and<br />
bring together a large number of the Queen’s undergraduate community in honour<br />
of <strong>The</strong> Beautiful Game. Football is a game that unites. We look forward to further<br />
uniting the <strong>College</strong> after our Cuppers victory next season. Once more will <strong>The</strong> Blue<br />
and White Beast rear its blue and white head to breathe blue and white flames over<br />
the green fields of Oxford.<br />
BALL COMMITTEE<br />
President Louis Makower<br />
On 24 June <strong>2022</strong> Queen’s was transformed into Wonderland for the <strong>2022</strong><br />
commemoration ball. 1,100 current students, Old Members, and their guests filled<br />
the <strong>College</strong> for a night of music, food, drink, entertainment, and 10ft inflatable<br />
LED mushrooms.<br />
62 <strong>The</strong> Queen’s <strong>College</strong> | <strong>College</strong> <strong>Record</strong> <strong>2022</strong>
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