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Sydney University Waterpolo Club and Elite Athlete Program member Anthony Hrysanthos has been named in the Aussie Sharks side ahead of the FINA World League Super Final kicking off tonight in Budapest Hungary.

Once in a lifetime, we are given the honour of meeting very special people. People that make a certain impression – one that is memorable. Their legacy seems to live on within those that they connected with, the friends they made and those they held most dearly. Harvey Gordon was one of those people.

Sydney Uni Flames, Annabelle Lindsay, was named the Round Five Women’s National Wheelchair Basketball League (WNWBL) Player of the Week.

The Australian Opals team headed to China for a four-nation tournament between July 11-22 will feature Brydens Sydney Uni Flames players, Tahlia Tupaea, Katie-Rae Ebzery and coach, Cheryl Chambers.

SydneY Uni Sport & Fitness (SUSF) Elite Athlete Program member and recent Senate Scholarship recipient, Erin McKinnon, proves that you can balance competing in sport while maintaining outstanding grades.

Donating to our Elite Athlete Program is more than a donation to sport, it is an investment in the future of our brightest stars and fuels the hopes and dreams of all Australians, writes Jo Brischetto.

The athleticism, reach and anticipation of Sydney University Lions goalkeeper Anthony Hrysanthos was put to the test in a penalty shoot-out to decide bragging rights for the 2018 National Water Polo League men’s title.

Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness recently partnered with the East Coast Squash Academy (ECSA) to create a fantastic opportunity for students and community members to develop skills, have fun and learn from some of Australia’s best squash coaches at the Sydney Uni Sports & Aquatic Centre courts.

Sydney University Football Club (SUFC) embarked on a ground-breaking tour to Tokyo, Japan in their 2018 pre-season. The touring squad included a healthy mix of colts and grade players, who would play three blockbuster matches against some of Japan’s finest teams. The 10-day tour was a great cultural experience for the players, and allowed them to get some extra pre-season game time under their belts, writes Harry Croker.

Sydney University Football Club will have two players coming off the bench for Australia when they take on Italy tomorrow morning (AEST) in the fifth place semi-final at the 2018 World Rugby Under 20 Championships in Narbonne, France.