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In 2008, Sydney University Australian National Football Club is NOTHING if not the epitome of the cliché, ‘A footy club is like a family’.

14.04.2008 – A two-try performance from fullback Nathan Trist and another strong showing from the young Sydney University front-row highlighted the Students’ 50-24 win over Parramatta at University Oval on Saturday.

14.04.2008 – Sydney University athletes Jessica Heazlewood and Lachlan Renshaw were rewarded for strong seasons when they won awards at the Athletics NSW Annual Dinner on Saturday night.

14.04.2008 – Congratulations to all award winners, presented at the Annual Dinner on Saturday night.

14.04.2008 – Sydney University have continued their impressive start to the season in the Sydney AFL Premier Division, notching up a tough 14 point away victory over Wollongong Lions at North Dalton Park on Saturday.

14.04.2008 – Sydney University are still looking for their first win of the season after going down 4-3 to the Bonnyrigg White Eagles in a classic at Bonnyrigg Sports Club on Saturday night.

14.04.2008 – Sydney University diver Alex Croak is on the brink of making history in the coming months, after finishing second in the 10m platform category at the Australian Olympic Selection Trials in Hobart on the weekend.

10.04.2008 – After reading out an extraordinary list of individual and team performances by Sydney University athletes during 2007, the President of Sydney University Sport, Bruce Ross, told the recent annual Sports Award dinner gathering in the Great Hall that the departing SUS Executive Director, Greg Harris, was the catalyst for much of the success.

10.04.2008 – When number eight David Lyons came off the bench in the second half against the Auckland Blues in their Super 14 clash at Waratah Stadium on Friday night, he became just the third player to represent NSW on 100 occasions.

08.04.08 – When he won the 800m title at the recent 2008 Australian Track and Field Championships in Brisbane, Lachlan Renshaw saw the first part of a long-held dream come true. A national title had always been on the agenda for the 21-year-old Sydney University Sports Scholarship holder.