BNOC of the Year 2017: Third Year Special
A whole three years of building their reputation
Since nominations opened earlier this month, we have been inundated with applications telling us who they think the biggest name on campus has been this year in Sheffield.
So far we have seen some big names from our first and second year categories, and now we present to you our third years. Three years at Sheffield Uni means they are all worthy for this prestigious title in their own way, but ultimately only one can be crowned BNOC of the year.
Pip Jones, Religious Studies

Miss Jones is such a social butterfly that she is rarely seen at her own house, but you might catch her munching on beans on toast for one of the 18 hours of the day if you’re lucky.
Don’t worry though, because she never fails to keep you updated on Instagram since, according to her mates, she essentially ‘lives her life through an Instagram filter’. Living up to her high levels of sociability, Pip naturally receives a lot of insta likes. She will not settle for anything less than 100.
Her social life continues on into the late hours of the evening where, surprise surprise, she is out of the house again. Most likely she is with fellow members of the lacrosse team enjoying a ‘play date’.
Olly Mellor, Biomedical Science

The most infamous story about Ollie is that, in the early hours of the morning, when walking back from Hopeworks one time, Olly decided to take a shit off the side of a bridge. Shortly afterwards, his deposited faeces was found by one of his unlucky mates. Nonetheless, despite this shitty story, his friends say he’s an all round great guy.
Freddy Smith, History

Michael, Philosophy

James Milne, Economics

Jonny Cutteridge, Mechanical Engineering

Niall Johnson, Politics

Ben Westphal-Reed, Engineering and Architecture








