News Archive

The Brydens Sydney Uni Flames have had a remarkable season full of triumphs and tribulations.

Sydney Uni star Sean Abbott was last week named the 2015 Young Cricketer of the Year at the Allan Border Medal awards held in Sydney. 

The talented, all round cricketer collected 42 per cent of the votes for the award, running away with the title well ahead of his next nearest NSW teammate in Gurinder Sandhu who recieved 15 per cent of the votes.

Sydney University Football Club’s Australian Sevens representatives Ed Jenkins and Greg Jeloudev still have Olympic Games aspirations despite Australia’s fifth-placed finish in the Las Vegas leg of the Sevens World Series.

SUAC athletes competed in Sydney and Perth over the weekend, producing strong results in both cities.

St George’s first innings result over Sydney University at University Oval on Saturday put the Students in a must-win situation in the last three competition rounds if they are to defend the First Grade Belvidere Cup.

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.

Two members of the Sydney University Kendo Club, Bonnie Lai and Julie Feng have recently been selected to represent Australia as part of the Australian Women’s Team at the World Kendo Championships  (WKC) to be held in Japan, mid this year.

Sydney University’s men’s and women’s water polo teams remain undefeated after three rounds of the 2015 National Water Polo League.

The rescheduled 2014 Blue & Gold Cricket Luncheon, held at the Ivy Ballroom last Friday, once again proved why it is a must on the annual agenda.

Sydney University Athletic Club members shone at three different competitions over the weekend, with a series of winning performances: at the Canberra Track Classic and World Cross Country Trials in Canberra, and at the NSW Junior Championships held in Sydney.