Radio-controlled car Rink hockey Associação Académica de Coimbra (rugby union): The team has been a major contender in the Portuguese top level rugby union championship. They represented Portugal once at the European Challenge Cup, as an amateur side, for the season of 2004/05, being eliminated by Borders, from Scotland, after heavy losses of 3-98, home, and 3-107, away, in an aggregate of 6-205. Académica didn't attend the European Shield the same season. The Coimbra side had one of its players, Rui Cordeiro, in the Portugal national rugby union team which was present at the 2007 Rugby World Cup. Roller skating Sport fishing Taekwondo Tennis Volleyball: The team currently plays in the Portuguese Volleyball League A1. Weightlifting Wrestling Arts sections Among the Arts sections of the AAC, the Coimbra's University radio station is best known for its unique profile, youthful and refreshing attitude and avant-garde style. All the cultural sections of AAC are open to the entire society, promoting respected events, workshops and courses, both for students and the city community. AAC cultural sections include: Astronomy Cinematography: Ecological Group: Founded in 1974, it is a place for debate, divulgation and intervention on ecological manners. Fado de Coimbra music Gastronomy Human rights Informatics Journalism: A Cabra (university newspaper) Philately Portuguese language and culture divulgation Radio: Rádio Universidade de Coimbra Student SOS - Phone line to support and help students with any kind of personal problems Television: TV-AAC Writing and Reading Yoga Autonomous organisations Besides the sports clubs and the arts sections of the Associação Académica de Coimbra, there are also independent organisations within the AAC, the Organismos Autónomos. Such as the above-mentioned Orfeon Académico de Coimbra (1880), which today represents the city of Coimbra and the university during its world tours. The same applies to the professional football team of the AAC, the Associação Académica de Coimbra – O.A.F. (not to be confused with the Associação Académica de Coimbra - Secção de Futebol devoted to amateur football), usually known as "Académica" or "Briosa", which has a legally-binding link to the student association AAC and its university, the University of Coimbra. This team is amongst the top Portuguese football leagues and was created in 1887. It is a professional football club, established by the AAC and also part of the AAC as an independent club. The AAC football club was the first ever winner of the Portuguese Football Cup, in 1939. Among the