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King of the Jungle
The Sydney University American Football Club have wasted no time in the 2017 season showing the rest of the competition why they are still the King of the jungle.

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Where Are They Now?
Since 1990, Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness (SUSF) and the Elite Athlete Program has helped assist student-athletes achieve excellence in both their sport and tertiary studies. We caught up with two elite athlete program alumni and Australian representatives, Kyla Bremner and Mike Wiseman.

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Browning and Rubie star at NSW Club Champs
At the NSW Club Championships a record number of 79 athletes competed for Sydney University Athletics Club (SUAC) over the two days of competition at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre.

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Sydney University Claim Third at 2017 AUGs
In winning 6 pennants (1st place team finishes), Sydney Uni were just one pennant short of Melbourne and two shy of UTS in the 25th Edition of the Australian University Games held on the Gold Coast.

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Sydney Surge to Double Victory
The University Of Sydney men’s and women’s crews rowed to victory in the Australian Boat Race 2017, with the women’s eight finally breaking Melbourne’s eight-year hold on the trophy.

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Fernon Conquers Mongol Derby
Sydney Uni Sport and Fitness’ Vice President and London 2012 Olympian, Ed Fernon, has won the world’s longest and toughest horse race in record time. The 29-year-old conquered the gruelling Mongol Derby, crossing the finish line with South African Barry Armitage in equal first.

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Goal Shooter
Setting and visualising goals can help us accomplish things that may otherwise feel out of reach. Helen Jomoa explains how to set and achieve your summer fitness goals.

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SUSF President Takes a Bow
The President of Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness, Bruce Ross, recently retired after a record 26 years in the role and a plethora of achievements under his belt.

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Athletes Give Back
Jake Vrahnos recently volunteered his time in a remote indigenous community, implementing sport and education programs organised by the National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy (NASCA).


