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Sydney University Boat Club (SUBC) have retained their title as the leading elite club in NSW with a dominant performance at the NSW State Rowing Championships, winning both the point score and medal tally.

Thanks to all members who completed our 2017 Member Survey. Because of your feedback, we’re able to learn and continue to improve our facilities.

We know that exercise has numerous benefits on our physical and mental health. However, there are also significant benefits that exercise has on our academic performance, writes Aleksandra Pozder. 

Train as a team in SUSF’s state-of-the-art Group Fitness facilities with some of Sydney’s best instructors. You’ll meet people, learn how to exercise and get addicted to fitness.

The University of Sydney was well-represented at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games by students Holly Crawford, Madii Himbury, James Matheson and alumna Aimee Watson. The four snow sports athletes were part of the 51-strong Australian Olympic Team, with Madii and James among the team’s 20 first-time Winter Olympians.

It’s ‘Game On’… Laura Hanlon profiles some of the top University of Sydney who may well be flying the Aussie Flag at the Commonwealth Games.

The Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness Elite Athlete Program prides itself on the success of its athletes, assisting them to achieve  a steady balance between both sport and study. 

The Sydney University Baseball Club, or the ‘Cynics’ as they’re fondly known, competed at the 2017 Hong Kong International Baseball Open during December. The 12-man squad was invited to the tournament as a stand-alone club rather than as an Australian representative team.

It was a big 2017 for Sydney University Boat Club’s Dyone Bettega, leading the Women’s Eight to victory at the Australian Boat Race and being awarded a Sydney University Blue. We caught up with Dyone to discuss in store for 2018.

Sydney Uni Sport and Fitness (SUSF) member, Thomas Dillon, has competed in Australia’s most prestigious yacht race. Susannah Walmsley sat down with him to discuss training, injuries and “the race.”