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When backrower Ben McCalman entered the fray with 9min 49sec to go in the Tri Nations Test against South Africa at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, on Saturday night, he became Sydney University Football Club’s 90th Wallaby (and 108th Australian representative).

Sydney Uni finished the final day of the Australian Short Course Championships’ meet with a gold medal in the Men’s 100m freestyle, 4th in the men’s 100m individual medley, 8th women’s 200m breaststroke and 13th in the 200 butterfly, and 15th in the overall pointscore.

Sydney Uni Swim Club was represented by 17 swimmers at the National Open Short Course Swimming Championships held 14th-18th July in Brisbane.

Sydney Uni Swim Club continued its strong performances on Day 2 with 4 four swimmers making semi finals and three swimmers progressing to finals to be held Friday night.

Sydney University Judo Club produced a host of winners at the recent NSW Judo Association’s Kyu Grades tournament.

Sydney Uni Swim club continued to produce strong performances in the pool. The highlights were the 50m butterfly final, 50m freestyle final, 100m individual medley final, 200m individual medley B final, 50m butterfly semi final and 50m backstroke semi final.

During Day 4, the swimmers continued with many personal bests and semi final appearances.

Sydney University’s belated surge to defend the Shute Shield took on added importance at Forshaw Park on Saturday when they ran in five tries to one to defeat competition leaders Southern Districts 43-10.

Sydney University Swimming Club members opened the Australian Short Course Championships in Brisbane on a bright note with Meagan Ramsay and the 4x100m men’s freestyle team making the finals after strong swims on Day 1.

The selection of 22-year-old backrower Ben McCalman in the 28-man squad to contest the 2010 Tri-Nations rugby union series should herald another Wallaby from Sydney University Football Club.