the opening and closing ceremony, as well as fixtures including women's rugby, men's rugby and archery. Wins were taken by Lancaster in sports that have previously been won by York annually, such as Rugby XV 3rds and 2nds, Men's Lacrosse and Badminton. The women's basketball fixture on the Sunday, won by Lancaster, took the university across the threshold needed to win the tournament. Octopush, a form of underwater hockey, was featured for the first time in the 2014 tournament. Bar sports were dominated by Lancaster, taking a whitewash in both pool and darts. The 2015 tournament was officially opened by England football team manager Roy Hodgson and Football Association chairman Greg Dyke. The opening ceremony, which featured a series of boxing matches dubbed 'Friday Night Fight Night', was watched by 1,000 people in the University of York's Central Hall, with a further 5,000 people watching on large screens across campus. It was also the first year that one university had scored more than 200 points; however more point scoring activities are present now compared to 50 years ago. Esports were introduced to the tournament for the first time in 2016 in the form of League of Legends, Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. The 2018 tournament saw the introduction of Dodgeball and Golf to the competition, as won by the Lancaster Royals. In March 2020 it was announced that the event would be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, a competition was held with the Roses tournament being replaced by a Virtual Roses tournament which was won by York. The first Roses following the COVID-19 pandemic saw the largest win margin of the tournament's history as Lancaster beat York 241 points to 102. Results Lancaster: 27 wins (23 home, 4 away) York: 28 wins (24 home, 4 away) Draws: 1 Current list of sports The following sports were included in the 2022 edition of the tournament: American football Archery Badminton Ballroom dance Basketball Canoe polo Canoe slalom Cheerleading Chess Climbing Cricket Cycling Dance Darts Debating Equestrian Esports Fencing Football* Futsal Handball Hockey Korfball Lacrosse Mooting Netball* Pole fitness Pool Rowing Rugby union Running Sailing Snooker Snowsports Squash Swimming Table tennis Tennis Trampolining Ultimate Frisbee Underwater hockey Volleyball Water polo * In addition to the University teams, football and netball also includes matches between each university's intercollegiate league champions. Postgraduate and medical society teams have also appeared in some years.