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Sydney Uni AFL Women EXCEL
Sydney Uni sit at the top of the ladder after 3 rounds of the Sydney Women’s AFL competition.

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Renshaw selected for Commonwealth Games
It was a big weekend for the University of Sydney Athletic Club with a number of strong performances headlined by the National Championship victory and Commonwealth Games selection for Lachlan Renshaw.

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Good results for Sydney Uni Fencers
The D H McKenzie Memorial Fencing Tournament took place in Melbourne last weekend.

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Lions through to finals
Sydney University Lions ended the 2009-10 National Men’s Water Polo League competition proper on a strong note to earn fourth spot in the six-team finals series to be played at Homebush from May 4-8.

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Tony Abbott rides with SUFC
On Friday 16 April, SUFC players Nathan Trist, Tim Davidson and John Morellato rode into the grounds of Sydney University after completing the last leg of the 13th annual Pollie Pedal.

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2010 Australian University Sailing Events
The 2010 “Zhik” Australian University Fleet Racing Regatta was held on April 8-10, hosted by Great Lakes Sailing Club (GLSC) at Forster, NSW.

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Uni girls dominate in GF rematch
Revenge was sweet for the Sydney University girls, under lights at Rat Park on Sunday night. After going down 34-19 to Warringah in last year’s grand final, the girls were out to prove a point in their round two match-up and a 30-0 scorecard said it all.

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Balakrishnan, Goh in fine form
Rising stars Kris Balakrishnan and Steve Goh shared the limelight in uni’s resounding 6 sets to 2 win over second-placed Riverview in Round 5 of the Head Badge competition at the Manning lawn courts on Saturday

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Renshaw reclaims 800m title
Sydney University middle-distance runner Lachlan Renshaw reclaimed the national 800m title when he outpaced a classy field at the 2010 Australian Athletics Championships in Perth on Saturday.

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Ann Mitchell awarded an Honorary Fellowship
Helen Ann Mitchell, or Ann, as she is universally known, has made an extraordinary contribution to the University, to cricket and to Australian women’s sport for nearly five decades.

