University Challenge results, 2017-18
The 47th series began on 17 July 2017 in its standard slot on Mondays on BBC Two at 20:00, with repeats on the following Saturday afternoon.
First round | ||||
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17/07/2017 | Edinburgh | 165 | 160 | Ulster |
24/07/2017 | Trinity, Cambridge | 95 | 230 | Bristol |
31/07/2017 | Southampton | 280 | 40 | Cardiff |
14/08/2017 | St Edmund's, Cambridge | 105 | 185 | Magdalen, Oxford |
21/08/2017 | York | 80 | 240 | Warwick |
28/08/2017 | Oxford Brookes | 175 | 85 | Courtauld Institute of Art, London |
04/09/2017 | Trinity, Oxford | 160 | 145 | University, London |
11/09/2017 | Sheffield Hallam | 40 | 170 | Newcastle |
18/09/2017 | Leicester | 105 | 200 | Fitzwilliam, Cambridge |
25/09/2017 | Imperial, London | 125 | 145 | Strathclyde |
02/10/2017 | Emmanuel, Cambridge | 170 | 155 | St Hugh's, Oxford |
09/10/2017 | St Andrews | 120 | 255 | St John's, Cambridge |
16/10/2017 | Corpus Christi, Cambridge | 225 | 135 | St Anne's, Oxford |
23/10/2017 | Merton, Oxford | 285 | 110 | King's, London |
Highest-scoring losers | ||||
30/10/2017 | Ulster | 175 | 90 | St Anne's, Oxford |
06/11/2017 | University, London | 315 | 45 | St Hugh's, Oxford |
Second round | ||||
13/11/2017 | Strathclyde | 105 | 170 | Emmanuel, Cambridge |
20/11/2017 | St John's, Cambridge | 285 | 80 | Corpus Christi, Cambridge |
27/11/2017 | Warwick | 140 | 170 | Ulster |
04/12/2017 | University, London | 165 | 170 | Edinburgh |
18/12/2017 | Bristol | 205 | 100 | Trinity, Oxford |
08/01/2018 | Newcastle | 215 | 130 | Southampton |
15/01/2018 | Fitzwilliam, Cambridge | 200 | 155 | Magdalen, Oxford |
22/01/2018 | Oxford Brookes | 175 | 255 | Merton, Oxford |
Quarter-finals | ||||
29/01/2018 | Bristol | 130 | 225 | Newcastle |
05/02/2018 | Fitzwilliam, Cambridge | 125 | 270 | Merton, Oxford |
12/02/2018 | St John's, Cambridge | 185 | 130 | Ulster |
19/02/2018 | Edinburgh | 125 | 110 | Emmanuel, Cambridge |
26/02/2018 | Newcastle | 135 | 160 | St John's, Cambridge |
05/03/2018 | Bristol | 205 | 45 | Ulster |
12/03/2018 | Merton, Oxford | 210 | 85 | Edinburgh |
19/03/2018 | Fitzwilliam, Cambridge | 175 | 150 | Emmanuel, Cambridge |
26/03/2018 | Bristol | 60 | 195 | Edinburgh |
02/04/2018 | Newcastle | 205 | 65 | Fitzwilliam, Cambridge |
Semi-finals | ||||
09/04/2018 | St John's, Cambridge | 270 | 60 | Edinburgh |
16/04/2018 | Merton, Oxford | 215 | 110 | Newcastle |
Final | ||||
23/04/2018 | St John's, Cambridge | 145 | 100 | Merton, Oxford |
Making it four Cambridge wins in five years, the St John's, Cambridge team comprised John-Clark Levin (politics and international studies), Rosie McKeown (French and German), James Devine-Stoneman (materials science), and Matt Hazell (veterinary medicine). They were presented with the trophy by Master of the Queen's Music, Judith Weir.
As ever, winners are in bold, highest-scoring losers in italics. Italicised scores indicate the result was decided by a tie-break.
External links
St John's team to take on University Challenge (St John's College, Cambridge)
Did Paxman ruin University Challenge team's chance of a place in the final? (Daily Mail)
Newcastle brainboxes fail to make University Challenge final (Newcastle Evening Chronicle)
The Joy of University Challenge (Spectator)
University Challenge grand final 2018: meet the teams (Radio Times)
St John's victorious in 2018 University Challenge (Varsity)
Behind the scenes at University Challenge (St John's College, Cambridge)
Rosie McKeown's Diary: Life after winning University Challenge (New Statesman)
St John's team to take on University Challenge (St John's College, Cambridge)
Did Paxman ruin University Challenge team's chance of a place in the final? (Daily Mail)
Newcastle brainboxes fail to make University Challenge final (Newcastle Evening Chronicle)
The Joy of University Challenge (Spectator)
University Challenge grand final 2018: meet the teams (Radio Times)
St John's victorious in 2018 University Challenge (Varsity)
Behind the scenes at University Challenge (St John's College, Cambridge)
Rosie McKeown's Diary: Life after winning University Challenge (New Statesman)