The Australian women’s wheelchair basketball team, who entered the 2012 London Paralympics as far-less likely medal candidates than their male counterparts, will tonight take part in a mouth watering semi-final clash with the USA for a spot in the gold medal match.
The Sydney University Handball Club (SUHC) have turned their attention to once again winning the Oceania Champions Cup after competing as one of the eight club teams at the International Handball Federation (IHF) SuperGlobe tournament in Doha, Qatar.
University of Sydney’s Sarah Stewart and Katie Hill have made valuable contributions as the Australian women’s wheelchair basketball team continued their march towards the medal matches with a convincing 62-37 victory over Mexico.
The Sydney Uni American Football team were pushed all the way to final whistle, but showed plenty of steel to prevail 6-2 against UTS in Round 2 of the NSW Gridiron Football League to maintain a 29 year undefeated streak against the rival university.
The Southern Design Sydney Uni Flames have ensured that their squad will head into the 2012/13 WNBL season with plenty of form on the board after Flames players dominated the 2012 Waratah League Awards, including winning all six major female player awards.
Sydney University Wrestling Club (SUWC) member Jayden Lawrence has travelled to Pattaya, Thailand, where he will compete at the 2012 World Junior Wrestling Championships.
The Sydney Uni Kempo Karate Club will host a Short Stick Fighting Workshop run by Shaolin Master Serge Martich-Osterman on Sunday September 30.
The Sydney Uni Baseball Club (SUBC) third grade team have won three elimination games in as many weeks to take out the Sydney Winter Baseball League, after defeating Petersham-Leichardt 9-4 at Petersham Oval on Saturday.
The Sydney University Hockey Club (SUHC) women’s 1st grade team sealed the Sydney Hockey Association Minor Premiership over the weekend in emphatic style, crushing Macarthur 14-0.
University of Sydney athletes Sarah Stewart and Katie Hill and the Australian women’s wheelchair basketball team have given themselves the best chance of progression through to the semi-finals after finishing top of Group A at the 2012 London Paralympics, following the results of their opponents overnight.