Peter Church arrives at Oriel College, finds no American football club at Oxford and begins working towards creating one.
Oxford University American Football Society is founded as a flag football club.
Oxford wins the first Varsity meeting with Cambridge, played as flag football.
The Cavaliers begin full-contact football, win the first full-contact Varsity Bowl and finish their league season 6–2.
Oxford and Oxford Brookes compete together as the Combined Cavaliers. No Varsity Bowl is played during this period.
The Cavaliers begin full-contact football, win the first full-contact Varsity Bowl and finish their league season 6–2.
A BUCS rule change ends combined university teams. Oxford and Oxford Brookes separate.
The Oxford Lancers take the field and Varsity resumes with a 14–14 draw at Cambridge.
Oxford defeats the ARU Rhinos 64–0, setting the club record for points in a game.
Under head coach Andy McKenzie, the Lancers go 14–1 across a season and a half, complete an 11-game unbeaten run, win three consecutive Cavaliers Cups and earn promotion to Division One.
Oxford defeats Cambridge 49–0, wins Varsity for the first time since 1995 and receives Half-Blue status.
Rivers Gambrell becomes the first woman to play American football for Oxford University.
Ian Hiscock becomes head coach, and Oxford defeats Cambridge 48–6.
Oxford wins Varsity 19–9 at Cambridge, its first away Varsity victory since 1995.
Oxford defeats Cambridge 36–0.
RC Millsap Pitch opens in University Parks, giving the club its first purpose-built home field.
Cambridge defeats Oxford 14–12 at Grange Road after an undefeated Oxford regular season.
First players selected to play in the BUCS All-Star game
Oxford defeats Cambridge 41–7 at RC Millsap Pitch.
Oxford finishes 5–2–1 and records a 26–12 victory over Hertfordshire, five-time national champions and league leaders at the time.
First playoff win since 15-16 season, 27-6 vs Kent.
Reached Division 1 Semi-Final losing to eventual national champions.
Won Varsity Bowl 48-3
Narrowly missed out on playoffs, gave the eventual national champions the closest game they had all season
Won Varsity Bowl 48-0
For three decades, the club trained and played wherever suitable ground could be found.
Alumni support enabled the opening of RC Millsap Pitch in University Parks, a purpose-built American football field with permanent goalposts. The pitch now hosts home fixtures, Sunday training, and the Oxford-hosted Varsity Bowl.
