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Batkovic-Brown scoops Flames awards
Dual Olympian Suzy Batkovic-Brown was presented with the Most Valuable Player award at the Sydney University Flames’ 2009-10 presentations on Friday night, but she would have traded the accolade for a WNBL title.
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Brothers win Australian Club Championship
Brothers Rugby Club, the 2009 Queensland premiers, held off a late charge by 2009 Shute Shield premiers Sydney University to win the Australian Club Rugby Union Championship challenge 36-26 at Crosby Park in Brisbane on Saturday.
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World Champion Watson announces retirement
Back-to-back World Champion rower Bronwen Watson announced her retirement from competitive rowing as of today, with the 2007 and 2008 gold medalist hoping to step away from the sport in sight of a life less constricted.
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Students in winning King’s Cup crew
Sydney University Boat Club provided five of the NSW crew and the cox that took out the King’s Cup at the 2010 National Rowing Championships at Lake Nagambie, Victoria, on Sunday.
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Another title goes west
Having lost the 2009-10 Sydney Grade Cricket limited overs final two weeks ago, Sydney University saw another possible title slip away on Sunday when they were bundled out of the Poidevin-Gray Shield.
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Masterly performance from Stanley
Sydney University Athletics Club captain Larissa Stanley turned in a stand-out performance, winning the 400m and the 800m in the women’s 30-35 age group, at the NSW Masters Championships at Campbelltown Sports Complex, last weekend.
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Sutherland collect limited-overs title
A telling spell from Sutherland quick Andre Adams helped the Shire side to the 2009-10 Sydney Grade Cricket limited-overs title at Sydney University No.1 Oval on Sunday.
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Coaching boost for hockey
Former NSW men’s hockey representative Aaron Oman has been appointed Director of Hockey at Sydney University Sport and Fitness Centre.
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Flames bow out in a thriller
The ACUVUE Sydney University Flames have yet another winter to sit and wonder after being knocked out of the Women’s National Basketball League in the elimination final at the State Sports Centre, Homebush, on Saturday afternoon.
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Multi-talented effort from Nomiki
Sydney University Swimming Club member Nomiki Lau was one of 50 Paralympic swimming stars of the future – aged between 11 and 18 – competing at the 2010 Australian Age Multi-Class Swimming Championships held over three days at the AIS Pool in Canberra.