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Five University of Sydney-affiliated athletes have been named as Women’s Health Women In Sport Award Nominees for 2018.

Sydney University are three wins away from a NEAFL title having finished the competition proper in third place after a comprehensive 109-point win over Northern Territory Thunder at Blacktown International Sportspark last Saturday.

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…

In their inaugural Aon Uni 7s campaign, the University of Sydney secured an impressive top-four finish in the opening round which was held at the University of Tasmania in Hobart at the weekend. 

The Students emphatic 41-3 victory over Manly at the Sydney University Football Ground saw them book a grand final berth next Saturday at North Sydney Oval.

Sydney University’s champion NPL women’s First Grade soccer side will press for the 2018 title when they take on Macarthur Rams in the grand final at Valentine Sports Park on Sunday.

With one round to be played in the regular season, Inner Western Suburbs (IWSNA) are sitting comfortably in equal first place with Manly on the NSW Metro League Division 2 ladder.

Sydney University Football Club will be hoping to end a five-year Shute Shield drought when they take on Warringah for the 2018 title at North Sydney Oval this Saturday.

Sydney University women’s rugby union number eight Grace Hamilton and  flanker Emily Chancellor have retained their run- on positions for the Second Test against the New Zealand Black Ferns, to be played at Eden Park, Auckland, on Saturday.

Following Wednesday’s successful launch of the 2018 Aon University Sevens Series on campus at the University of Sydney, the University’s inagural Aon 7s team is well-prepared for Round 1 of the national tournament this weekend in Hobart.