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Triple gold European medals for green-minded running star Innes Fitzgerald

Exeter student running sensation Innes Fitzgerald has won gold at the European Cross-Country Championships, bagging her a triple gold win in her age bracket.

On Sunday, Innes, 19, won the 4.5k race in Lagoa, Portugal for a third consecutive year, this year with a time of 14.35. Her 32-second lead is the biggest margin of victory in women’s under 20 racing in the history of the events. It caps a year that has seen the rising star smash a number of under 20 records.

It comes after the second year Exercise and Sport Sciences student at the University of Exeter was named...

Exeter Racecourse to stage first-ever Christmas Cup at festive raceday

Authored by Lucy
Posted: Fri, 12/12/2025 - 9:32pm

Exeter Racecourse will host its first-ever Christmas Cup on 18 December, adding a prestigious new race to one of the South West’s busiest pre-Christmas events. The trophy will be contested as part of the Racing Blogger Christmas Cup Handicap Chase, a meeting that already draws hundreds of racegoers eager for a festive day out.

The jumps season so far has seen some standout performances at Exeter. Lulamba, one of the most exciting young chasers in training, is a leading contender for the Arkle at Cheltenham in March, following a Grade 1 success at Sandown last weekend. The Haldon...

Exeter’s Wild Comeback Stuns Sale

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Thu, 12/11/2025 - 11:27pm

If you stuck around for all 80 minutes at the CorpAcq Stadium on 28 November, you’ll know exactly why Exeter fans floated home like they’d won the lottery. Sale Sharks were 20 points up and absolutely cruising, the sort of position where the home supporters start relaxing into their seats and wondering how early they can beat the traffic. Sale almost never loses at home, literally once in the league since January 2024, so when they stretched their lead to 26–6 early in the second half, that felt like that. Job done. Move along. But Exeter clearly hadn’t read the script.

If you...

Women’s Boxing Gear Guide: Must-Have Items for Safety, Comfort, and Performance

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 12/11/2025 - 10:56pm

Women’s boxing has grown rapidly in recent years, with more female athletes entering gyms for fitness, amateur competitions, and professional training. As the sport expands, the demand for womens boxing gear has also increased. While many pieces of equipment are unisex, certain items—such as gloves, hand wraps, training apparel, and protective gear—should be chosen with a woman’s body structure, comfort needs, and training intensity in mind. A proper gear setup ensures safety, boosts performance, and makes training more enjoyable, especially for beginners. This guide outlines the...

Exeter Chiefs Women launch first-ever Exposed charity calendar to celebrate body positivity

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Thu, 12/11/2025 - 12:56pm

Exeter Chiefs Women have launched their first-ever Exposed calendar as a bold and empowering project to celebrate the strength, confidence and positivity of female athletes and to raise money for two important causes.

The calendar, available from 11 December 2025, has been driven by the players, who wanted to mirror the success of the long-running men’s Exposed calendar while championing their own message of body positivity. It is the first of its kind in the PWR.

Following a landmark year for women’s rugby and women’s sport, the Chiefs Women’s Exposed calendar shines a...

How Exeter Chiefs Became a Model for Community-Driven Rugby

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 12/10/2025 - 1:13am

Exeter Chiefs have come to represent more than a successful rugby club. They have become an example of how a professional side can grow with its community, draw strength from its roots, and maintain a sense of identity in a sport that often evolves faster than supporters can follow. Their rise has been steady rather than explosive, built on planning, loyalty, and a culture that values long-term progress over short-term noise. This foundation has helped the club stay connected to the city that carries its name.

Supporters speak of Sandy Park as a place that feels alive on...

Exeter City Manager Shares Honest View Ahead Of FA Cup Third-Round Draw

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Wed, 12/10/2025 - 1:06am

Exeter City head into Monday’s FA Cup third-round draw on the back of a confident 4-0 win over Wycombe Wanderers. The result lifted the mood around St James Park and gave the club a welcome boost as attention turned to the next stage of the competition. The manager spoke after the match and shared an honest view on the type of opponent he would like to see when the draw is made. His remarks followed a strong afternoon in which Exeter played with purpose and control.

Interest in the draw grew quickly after the final whistle. Some early discussion focused on how teams at this point...

Devon Ladies Over 75's Tennis Team Wins National County Cup Title

County tennis players, Di West (Exmouth), Jenny Doig (Barnstaple), Co-captains Anne Tait, (Budleigh Salterton) and Linda Knight (Torquay) recently represented Devon in the Ladies Over 75's County Cup Final. The Devon team became the National Champions beating Lancashire 3-1 in Southampton this autumn.

The team had already played five matches, in the southern section of Division 1, against Middlesex, Surrey, Warwickshire, Kent and Suffolk during the summer. Undefeated, they ended up at the top of the division, which gave them a place in the final, against the winners of the...

Wind, rain and winners at Exeter

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sat, 12/06/2025 - 1:27pm

Driving rain and gusting wind at Exeter today showed exactly why jockeys are among the bravest men in the land. Conditions on Haldon Hill were as bleak as they come, yet the racing was first-rate, with outstanding talent on display, packed bars full of racegoers, and new owners celebrating their first experience of owning a winning racehorse.

The day began in the best possible way for the Hoof & Hustle Go Racing Syndicate. Formed just three weeks ago by social media entrepreneur Zach Vaughan, their seven-year-old Hardy Buck was their first ever runner. “We have six members...

Higgins’ Incredible Strike Claims Guildhall Shopping Centre Goal of the Month

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Fri, 11/28/2025 - 10:31pm

Akeel Higgins delivered a beautifully executed chip over the goalkeeper to earn himself a 68% public vote for the Guildhall Shopping Centre’s October Goal of the Month at the Devon Derby. It was the player’s first professional strike, which has quickly embedded the 20-year-old’s Exeter City loan as his early legacy within the hearts of his now rising fans. The award allows Higgins to carry a badge of honour that shows a notable turning point in what seemed like a silently ascending career.

Higgins joined the Exeter City club from West Bromwich for a season-long loan in September...

Exeter Chiefs’ Three-Man England A Call-Up Signals Rising Profile for Club Trio

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 11/28/2025 - 10:29pm

The Exeter Chiefs have received a boost this week as three of their players were named in the England A squad, a clear reward for their strong early-season performances. Consistency and depth are two of the most crucial elements in this campaign, and these selections show the club’s ability to produce talent that is capable of stepping into UK representative rugby. Now, we are seeing the renewed energy around the club’s pathway and, indeed, what it means for the players stepping up.

The supporters who track how player performances influence national selection have been following...

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