News Archive

Three Australian Olympians were awarded the 2018 Female and Male Blues of the Year honours at the annual Sydney University Sport Blues Dinner held in MacLaurin Hall on Friday night.

Scoreboard is a wrap-up of the efforts of Sydney University athletes and teams through the past week, collated by Graham Croker. Stories on some of the performances also appear in the News section.

Celebrating 15 years of the Flames at Sydney University this year prompted Laura Hanlon to discover that connection to community has been central to the team’s longevity and success.

Incoming Director of Cricket at Sydney University Cricket Club (SUCC), Cameron Borgas, is more than happy with his new surroundings, but he’s even happier with the standing of the Club.

For many years, the University of Sydney has been a breeding ground for sportsmen and sportswomen, alike. SUSF has worked tirelessly to ensure all students’ sporting interests are catered for, and in 2018 launched Sydney University Muay Thai Club (SUMT); the first of its kind, which is open to all.

Sydney University back up for double win, writes Matt Cleary.

Sydney University’s winter sport clubs performed with distinction across the grades in 2018, as Graham Croker reports.

As a nation girt by sea, swimming is a natural part of life for many Australians. Think about your experiences growing up in and around the water… school swimming carnivals, a family outing to the beach or some laps in the local pool.

Living on campus at university offers a world of opportunity. Roar editor, Laura Hanlon, caught up with St Paul’s college first-year student and Sydney University Football Club (SUFC), colts inside-centre, Max Sinclair to talk sport and college life.