Scoreboard is a wrap-up of the efforts of Sydney University athletes and teams through the past week, compiled by Graham Croker. Stories on some of the performances also appear in the News section.
Basketball
Women’s National Basketball League – Round 18
Southern Design Sydney Uni Flames 79 (Belinda Snell 19, Lauren King 15, Amy Denson 12) d West Coast Waves 67 (Rohanee Cox 20, Nikita-Lee Martin 13, Jasmine Hooper 13) at Sydney University Sports and Aquatic Centre. Preliminary finals: Game 1: Townsville Fire v Sydney Uni Flames, Wednesday, February 22, 7:00pm AEST (8:00pm AEDT) Townsville RSL Stadium; Game 2: Adelaide Lightning v Bulleen Boomers, Saturday, February 25, 3:00pm CDT (3:30pm AEDT), Adelaide Stadium; Game 3: Dandenong Rangers v Winner of Game 1, Sunday, February 24, 3:00pm AEDT, Dandenong Basketball Stadium.
Cricket
Sydney Men’s Grade competition – Round 14
First Grade: Sydney University 6(dec)-290 (Greg Mail 137, Scott Henry 74, Ian Moran 51; Ben Leyshon 2-47, Timothy McKay 2-69) d Hawkesbury 163 (Corey Lowe 56 not out, Stephen Simons 34, Mitchell Watterson 23; Greg Mail 3-23, Ben Joy 3-47Will Somerville 2-29) on the first innings at Owen Earle Oval. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Sydney University 6, Hawkesbury 0.
Second Grade: Sydney University 7(dec)-360 (Steven Hobson 126, Adam Theobald 97, Tom Kierath 59; Michael Goeke 2-52, Alan Mcgregor 2-72) d Hawkesbury 122 (Aaron Beach 31, Timothy Wilson 24; Michael Culkoff 4-27, Tom Kierath 2-10, Nigel Cowell 2-37) and 131 (Steven Cross 26, Aaron Beach 24, Timothy Wilson 23; Josh Toyer 5-25, Michael Culkoff 2-36, Tom Kierath 2-42) outright at Sydney University No.1 Oval. Toss: Hawkesbury. Batted first: Hawkesbury. Points: Sydney University 10, Hawkesbury 0.
Third Grade: Hawkesbury 6-271 (Marc Inman 96, Justin Nelson 46, Daniel Langford 40, Mitch Langham 35) d Sydney University 269 (Matthew Gregory 79, Jack Hill 42, Kerrod McPherson 39, Jonathan New 33, Ash Cowan 28( by four wickets at Bensons Lane No.2 Oval. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Hawkesbury 6, Sydney University 0.
Fourth Grade: Hawkesbury 150 (Isaac Walker 42, Jonathan Sammut 34, Craig Bayldon 33) and 94 (Osaac Walker 31, Andrew Cash 20) d Sydney University 116 (James Larkin 32, Stuart McLean 20) and 127 (Brendan Pryke 40, Peter Murray 30) outright at Sydney University No.2 Oval. Toss: Hawkesbury. Batted first: Hawkesbury: Points: Hawkesbury 10, Sydney University 0.
Fifth Grade: Sydney University 3(dec)-138 (Michael Barwick 28, Sam Mahabady 28) d Hawkesbury 130Richard Timbs 28 not out, Dean Benson 26, Martin Allen 23) and 2-66 (Caleb Turner 31, Sachin Singh 25 not out) on the first innings at Bensons Lane No.3 Oval. Toss: Hawkesbury. Batted first: Hawkesbury. Points: Sydney University 6, Hawkesbury 0.
Water Polo
National Water Polo League – Games 8, 9 and 10
Men: Sydney University Lions 14 (Trent Franklin 5, Nathan Cargill 2, Clayton Whittaker 2, Zac White 2, Thomas Whalan, Thomas Kearns, Lachlan Hollis) d Balmain Tigers 5 (James Falzon, Connor Martin, Joel Davis, Gavin Woods, Ian Calpin) at Leichhardt Park Aquatic Centre.
Sydney University Lions 22 (Lachlin Hollis 4, Nathan Cargill 3, Scott Nicholson 3, Thomas Whalan 3, Trent Franklin 2, James Young 2, Alastair Visch 2, Clayton Whittaker, Luke Northcott, Zac White) d Adelaide Jets 4 (Jonas Crivella 2, Joshua Potaka, William Dayman) at Sydney University Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Hunter Hurricanes 11 d Sydney University Lions 10 at Sydney University Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Women: Balmain 10 (Breanna Appel 6, Pascalle Casey, Bronwyn Smith, Tayla Walsh, Ashely Bower) d Sydney University Flames 7 (Hannah Buckling 4, Gabby Wikman, Keesja Gofers, Kelly Easterday) at Leichhardt Park Aquatic Centre.
Adelaide Jets 12 (Emy Van Dujin 5, Chelsea Allen 3, Nicole Redder 2, Kathleen Mchugh, Chloe Barr) d Sydney University Lions 8 (Courtney Collyer 2, Gabby Wikman 2, Hannah Buckling 2, Keesja Gofers, Kelly Easterday) at Sydney University Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Sydney University Lions 12 d Hunter Hurricanes 11 at Sydney University Sports and Aquatic Centre.
