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The Sydney University Athletics Club (SUAC) has topped the medal tally for the second consecutive year at the NSW State Championships, finishing with an enormous haul of 17 medals during the three day event.

Murray Stewart and the rest of the Australian men’s K4 1000m crew that won Olympic gold in London returned to action over the weekend at the third Australian canoe sprint grand prix, and experienced instant success.

SUSF Elite Athlete Program (EAP) scholarship holder Caitlin de Wit has helped the Aussie Gliders successfully defended their Osaka Cup title, remaining undefeated in the process.

Universities Women’s Cricket Club (UWCC) representatives Alex Blackwell and Rachael Haynes have returned home after winning the ICC 50 over Women’s World Cup as part of the Australian Southern Stars women’s cricket team.

American import April Sykes was named Sydney Uni Flames’ Most Valuable Player at the annual presentation night held at Rydges Camperdown on Friday night.

Have you ever wanted to run through German forests or perhaps ride on a bike through the quaint streets of Paris? Well now you can! SUSF are one of the first fitness centres in Australia to have the new LifeFitness cardiovascular equipment now available to use at both the Sydney Uni Sports & Aquatic Centre and The Arena. 

Sydney University Athletics Club (SUAC) athletes and SUSF Elite Athlete Program (EAP) scholarship holders Milly Clark and James Nipperess have both set personal best times running in the Briggs Memorial Meet held in Hobart over the weekend.

London Olympian and former SUSF Elite Athlete Program (EAP) scholarship holder Kaarle McCulloch continued her strong 2013 Cycling World Championship record with three top 10 finishes in four events in Belarus.

Scoreboard is a wrap-up of the efforts of Sydney University athletes and teams through the past week, compiled by Graham Croker. Stories on some of the performances also appear in the News section.

The Sydney University Boat Club (SUBC) will contribute nearly one quarter of the Australian men’s Rowing Team competing at the first Samsung World Rowing Cup for 2013, after eight starters and a reserve were selected in the national team for the Sydney based event to be held in late March.