The Sydney University American Football Club won its record 7th straight Waratah Bowl last Saturday. In a thrilling and nail-biting game, the Lions defeated the UTS Gators 34-26 at Forshaw Park to become the 2009 Gridiron NSW Champions with an unbeaten record of 12 wins and 0 losses.
Sydney Uni Flames guard Deanna Smith has been named the Women’s National Basketball League Player of the Week for Round 11 after inspiring the Flames to victory over the Townsville Fire on Saturday night.
Sydney University will be calling on Greg Mail to continue a run-laden season and Mr Reliable, Ian Moran, to secure first innings points when they resume battle with Mosman at Rawson Park on Saturday.
Christmas could come early for the ACUVUE Sydney University Flames if they can extend their eight-game winning streak with positive results over third-placed Townsville and seventh-placed Logan this weekend.
This morning, Roberta Viegas was presented with her heart rate monitor for being the lucky winner of our Membership Survey Draw.
Six year old Chiara D’Ambrosio from Leichhardt has been announced as the winner of the ‘Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness Colouring in Competition’ which ran in conjunction with the recent Sport & Fitness EXPO.
Sydney University skipper Greg Mail chose an unusual time to officially retire from first class cricket when he made the announcement mid-week.
Sydney University Rowing (a combined program of the Sydney University Boat Club and the Sydney University Women’s Rowing Club) has announced the appointment of two new coaches for the remainder of the 2009-10 season.
ACUVUE Sydney University Flames captain Natalie Porter might be sidelined with a broken wrist, but it hasn’t prevented her input into a seven-match winning streak that has taken the team to second on the NWBL ladder.
The late call-up of halfback Nicholas Phipps to the Australian Sevens squad for injured playmaker James Stannard sees Sydney University providing six players for the opening two tournaments of the IRB Sevens World Series.