Oxford are iQuiz winners

Wednesday 12 February 2014 08:54 EST

University of Oxford's team "Cherwell A". From left: Rowan Borchers; Nick Hilton; Max Long; Anna Leszkiewicz (Andrew Fox)

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Oxford University were crowned winners of last night’s iQuiz after a nail-biting final at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum in Coventry.

Rowan Borchers, 19, Nick Hilton, 21, Max Long, 19, and Anna Leszkiewicz, 21, of the ‘Cherwell A’ team, answered questions on history, music, Europe, people, and current affairs, all dreamt up by the i quizmaster, Simon O’Hagan. In second and third place were teams from Kent and Southampton universities. The winners won a 14-day trip around Europe with Top Deck Travel.

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