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Senior statesmen, number eight Tim Davidson and halfback Nick Haydon, guided a young Sydney University XV to a pulsating and bruising 23-15 win over Eastwood at a gloomy University Oval on Saturday.
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This weekend 1st Grade played Eastwood which was held over from 17th May when they defeated Sunnybank in Brisbane to retain the Australian Club Championship trophy.The lower Grades played Northern Suburbs in a wet weather make up round from matches postponed on 19th April. Click "more" for the match results.
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Sydney University lost their first match of the 2008 season on Saturday to a determined Randwick side that led the match for just three minutes yet managed to run away with a 26-23 victory at Coogee Oval.
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Dean Mumm’s outstanding performances for NSW Waratahs in the latter half of the Super 14 competition and in the final against Canterbury Crusaders on Saturday night have been rewarded with selection in a 30-man Wallaby squad for the opening three Test matches of the year.
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If NSW Waratahs defeat the Crusaders in the Super 14 final in Christchurch on Saturday night, they can thank Sydney University Football Club for providing a third of the players.
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A Daniel Halangahu penalty goal in the 78th minute guided Sydney University to a nail-biting 28-26 win over Warringah at Pittwater Rugby Park on Saturday. The Students’ unbeaten run in the 2008 Shute Shield competition was under severe threat when the hosts went to the break leading 21-11 and maintained the margin until midway through the second half when Sydney University ran in two converted tries to snatch a 25-21 lead.
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Sydney University Football Club will have provided half the members of a very exclusive club when Phil Waugh leads the NSW Waratahs out for their Super 14 semi-final clash with the Sharks at the Sydney Football Stadium on Saturday night.
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Sydney University won back-to-back Australian Club Championships when they accounted for Sunnybank 24-nil in very wet conditions at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane on Saturday.
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Sydney University Colts consolidated their hold on the Colts Club Championship and the defence of their three titles with another Saturday of dominance, this time against Eastwood at T.G Milner Field.
First Grade ran out 43-10 winners after leading 19-5 at the break; Seconds ran up a 47-12 scoreline, while Thirds also snared a bonus point with a 22-5 result.
The three Colts grades remain unbeaten in 2008.
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Sydney University’s First Grade Colts went on a 28-try, 20-goal rampage to defeat Penrith 180-nil at Nepean Rugby Park on Saturday, sending officials in search of the record books. They’re also in search of a video of the match to verify the result. One match official had the score 189-nil – 29 tries and 22 conversions. Five-eighth Bernard Foley was in charge of goal-kicking duties.
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Sydney University Football Club will provide four of the 26-man Australian team to contest the inaugural IRB Junior World Championship in Wales in June.
Hooker Nathan Charles, utility back Alfi Mafi, flanker Ben McCalman and fullback Peter Betham have been included in the squad for the Under-20 tournament, which follows the IRB's merger of the Under-19 and Under-21 tournaments.
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It rained bombs at Chatswood Oval on Saturday when Gordon decided to test young Sydney University fullback Jacob Taylor, but the 50:50 option didn’t pay dividends for the Highlanders as the Students ran in six tries to two in a comfortable 38-18 win.
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Wallaby number eight David Lyons will probably not appear in Sydney University colours again after signing a reported four-year contract with the Welsh club Llanelli. The 44-Test veteran will end his Australian Rugby Union and NSWRU contracts at the end of the Super 14 season to take up duties with the famous Welsh club.
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A strong first-half defensive effort from Sydney University paved the way for a resounding 38-16 win over Eastern Suburbs in their Round 5 clash at University Oval on Saturday.
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A Jon Burnett try with four minutes remaining edged Sydney University to a 17-15 win in their Round 4 Shute Shield clash with Northern Suburbs at the Sydney Football Stadium on Saturday.
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Please be advised of changes to Colts' game times and postponed games for lower Grades, due to wet weather, for round 4 games this weekend.
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A two-try performance from fullback Nathan Trist and another strong showing from the young Sydney University front-row highlighted the Students’ 50-24 win over Parramatta at University Oval on Saturday.
The hosts rattled up seven tries in the round three clash but allowed a gutsy Parramatta in for four.
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When number eight David Lyons came off the bench in the second half against the Auckland Blues in their Super 14 clash at Waratah Stadium on Friday night, he became just the third player to represent NSW on 100 occasions.
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A speech given by Saxon White, to the Rotary Club of Newcastle on Monday 21 January 2008.
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Sydney University’s 34-16 disposal of Manly in the Shute Shield opener at Manly Oval on Saturday was highlighted by the efforts of a new brigade of youngsters and the successful return of Wallaby number eight David Lyons.
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Sydney University will begin its defence of the Shute Shield against Manly at Manly Oval on Saturday, with youth and experience dominating selection.
Four of the 2007 Colts premiership side – hooker Nathan Charles, second-rower Ben McCalman, centre Mitch Inman and winger Haydon Bushell - have been selected in the starting line-up, while 44-Test veteran David Lyons will come off the bench.
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Sydney University’s Tom Carter has been selected at inside-centre for NSW Waratahs when they take on the Queensland Reds in a trial at Campbelltown on Saturday. Carter is one of six Sydney University players selected for the trial.
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The Sydney University Football Club is deeply grateful to Greg Harris for his support over the past sixteen years. From the dark days of potential relegation to the halcyon era of the new century, Greg's steady hand has been there to guide the Club.
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The 2007 Sydney University Football Club Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday December 3rd, 6.00pm at Macquarie Bank.
RSVP and apologies essential to Lisa Jane on 9351 7963
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After a wonderful year both on and off the field SUFC was named the Club of the Year and Daniel Halangahu joint runner up Club Player of the Year yesterday at the 2007 Sydney Morning Herald Rugby Awards. The Club would like to thank and congratulate everyone involved with Club especially the players, volunteers, sponsors and supporters.
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Congratulations to SUFC’s Alfi Mafi and Patrick McCutcheon on their selection in the Australian Sevens 12-man squad for the opening rounds of the IRB Sevens World Series, in Dubai and George later this month.
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Dear Sydney University Rugby Supporter,
Detailed below you will find a Press Release from the New South Wales Rugby Union regarding the planned 2008 Club Competition. We are awaiting the outcome of the ARU's review of the 2007 ARC competition. In the meantime, SUFC has applied to participate in the 2008 ARC, subject to it being designed on a commercial basis. We will keep you informed as soon as more information comes to hand.
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Sydney University Football Club is seeking quality and committed individuals for a variety of coaching and management positions for the 2008 season. This is an ideal opportunity to be associated with a very successful club and to further develop your coaching and management experience.
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Sydney University Football Club has eight players in the 27 man Australian Sevens squad announced today for a three day trial camp on the Gold Coast starting on Friday.
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Last Friday at the NSWRU Gala Awards Night, First Grade was named the 2007 NSWRU Team of the Year. The Club would like to congratulate everyone involved with the Club for earning this award. The Club would also like to congratulate Patrick McCutcheon who took home the Chris Whitaker Aspiring Waratah Award - Player of the Year, NSW Waratah Academy.
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Sydney University Football Club is mounting a strong case to play in the Australian Rugby Championship as a stand-alone team, club president David Mortimer told the annual Awards Night gathering at Tattersalls on Saturday.
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Last Saturday 170 SUFC players and supporters gathered at the Tattersalls Club to celebrate the year. Tim Davidson, our First Grade Captain for the last three consecutive premiership victories, took home top honours being awarded SUFC’s Best and Fairest, while Ben McCalman won the inaugural ABN AMRO Award for Best and Fairest Colt. The Michael Griffin Cup, which was announced last year as the Player's Player Award went to David Dennis who unfortunately was unable to attend the night as he was recovering from a knee operation.
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Sydney University Football Club created a slice of history at Concord Oval on Sunday when their Colts secured the three Premierships on offer – the first time any club has made a clean sweep of the Colts First Grade, Second Grade and Under 19 competitions.
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Head down to Concord Oval this weekend to see Sydney University compete for four Premierships. 3rd Grade take to the field against Norths on Saturday at 11.40am, while all three Colts teams play on Sunday from 11.50am. Wear your blue and gold and support the Students.
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Sydney University’s Colts 1 booked a sixth grand final appearance in as many years with a hard-fought 20-16 win over Eastwood in the major semi-final played at Woollahra Oval on Saturday.
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The "Legends" match will take place as a curtain-raiser for the Trevor Allan Cup fixture between Uni and Randwick at Coogee Oval, August 25. Some very well known names are turning out including Warwick Waugh, Tim Kava and Kenny Wright for Randwick as well as Richard Harry, Nick Farr-Jones, Bob Egerton, John Langford and Rupert Rosenblum. There is even a whisper that Jim L’Estrange, newly appointed Chief Executive of the NSW Rugby Union has been trying to borrow some boots!
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The Sydney University Women's Rugby Team are currently second on the table, having only lost the one game this season, in a close game against Warringah. As the Finals approach the Team is looking strong having recently defeated Parramatta, 2007 Grand Finalists 27-13.
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Thank you to everyone who placed an order for a pink jersey. The Club is very proud to announce that we have presented the National Breast Cancer Foundation with a cheque for $26,000. All the jerseys have arrived and been sent out, the Club would like to thank everyone who ordered a jersey for their support and patience.
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Sydney University’s domination of club rugby union in Sydney continued on Saturday when they wrapped up a fourth successive Club Championship and a third successive Colts Club Championship.
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Sydney University wrapped up a third Sydney grade rugby premiership in three years with a comprehensive 34-11 win over Eastern Suburbs at the Sydney Football Stadium on Saturday. Trailing 11-nil until the shadows of half-time, Sydney University scored each side of the break to grab the lead and run away with the match five tries to one.
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Sydney University will be shooting for a third premiership in three years and a fourth in the past eight years when they take on Eastern Suburbs in the Tooheys New Shute Shield decider at Sydney Football Stadium on Saturday.
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Four Sydney University players have been selected in the 30-man Australian squad to contest the 2007 Rugby World Cup in France. Flanker Phil Waugh, second-rower Dan Vickerman, number eight David Lyons and fullback Julian Huxley are in squad announced on Monday to contest the World Cup in September.
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Sydney University’s aim of winning five grade premierships and three Colts titles will begin at Aussie Stadium this Saturday when First Grade take on Eastern Suburbs in the Shute Shield decider for 2007.
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Sydney University booked an eighth grand final appearance in eight years with a 22-6 disposal of Eastern Suburbs in the major semi-final of the Shute Shield played at University Oval on Saturday.
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History was made today as Sydney University Football Club won its first Junior State Championship title. In a brilliant display of open, attacking rugby the University U13 side won seven games in three days to take home the title 31 - 20 against Warringah.
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A Dan Kelly field goal four minutes from time secured Sydney University a 13-12 win over Randwick at University Oval on Saturday and with it a second successive Shute Shield minor premiership.
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Sydney University are on target to secure the Shute Shield minor premiership following their 67-0 win over Penrith at Nepean Rugby Park on Saturday.
The Students need to defeat Randwick at University Oval in the final competition round to make it back-to-back minor premierships.
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Sydney University took the outright lead in Shute Shield competition on Saturday with a 16-11 win over Eastern Suburbs in appalling conditions at University Oval. The 140mm of rain that turned the ground into a quagmire in the 48 hours before the match began was just a prelude to the events that unfolded after kick-off.
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Driving rain, gusting southerly winds and a greasy Chatswood Oval surface turned Saturday’s Shute Shield fixture into a war of wills, with Sydney University edging out a 22-17 win over Gordon to stay at the competition helm.
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It took Sydney University Fourth Grade two late tries to continue the winning form that has seen them maintain the top spot in the Fourth Grade competition. The first half saw more arguing and yellow cards than it did rugby. The single try to threatening winger, Eric Fransella, was the difference at the end of the first half.
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Sydney University took over the lead in the Shute Shield competition on Saturday and they did it in emphatic fashion with an 82-nil thumping of Southern Districts at Forshaw Park. It was the club’s biggest win over the men from the Shire since they entered the competition in 1989.
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Sydney University centre Tom Carter celebrated his new two-year contract with the NSW Waratahs by crossing for four tries in a hard-fought 48-28 win over a gutsy Parramatta at Two Blues Oval, Granville Park, on Saturday. The come-from-behind win keeps the Students in second place behind Eastern Suburbs on the Shute Shield ladder after eight rounds.
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The for and against points tally for Sydney University Women's Rugby team currently stands at 313 and 10, placing them equal first on the ladder, on a maximum 30 points and second to Warringah on for and against.
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Two converted tries and a penalty was enough to continue Fourth Grade’s winning form. Tries to Shayne Smith and returning scrum half, Chris Williams, saw Uni take the lead early in the first half. Despite the sizeable Parramatta attack the Students maintained their lead in a low scoring second half.
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Sydney University flanker Phil Waugh has been named captain of the Wallabies for the Test against Wales in Sydney on Saturday night. Waugh, who was called up to captain Australia against Wales on the Wallabies’ European tour last November, is now favourite to take over the role for the 2007 World Cup.
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Sydney University feasted on the crumbs in their 54-26 Shute Shield win over Eastwood at University Oval on Saturday. Although the Students scored eight tries to four, they defended for much of the match and rattled the cage each time they had possession.
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Sydney University Fourth Grade demolished Eastwood in front of the large Ladies Day crowd. After only one minute the Student’s had crossed the line for their first of many tries. Eastwood had no answer to the powerful centre-pairing of Junior Tuiatua and Richard Finau.
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Ladies Day, May 19 on Oval No.1 from 1pm
Ladies Day is always a wonderful event at the University with champagne, massages, give always and amazing prizes for fashions on the field. This year the supporters will also have the opportunity to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation by purchasing pink ribbons and by ordering a limited edition pink hoop jersey for $100, the profits for which will go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
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If any representative scouts were at University Oval on Saturday, they would have been impressed by inside-centre Tom Carter’s faultless display of strength and skill as Sydney University accounted for second-placed Warringah 57-15 in a sixth-round Shute Shield clash.
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The exciting young backline that is being assembled at Sydney University unveiled some more of its attacking wares at WIN Stadium, Wollongong, on Sunday, running in 10 of the Students’ 13 tries in their 79-10 win over Illawarra.
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Winger Joey Philippe scored two of Sydney University’s five tries in their 25-10 win over Manly in a fourth round Sydney grade rugby union Shute Shield clash at a greasy University Oval on Saturday.
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Sydney University 4th Grade lost its first game this season going down 5 - 7 to Manly in wet conditions. Scrappy football was played by both sides, however Manly converted their try late in the first half. In the traditional wet weather game the ball never travelled further than the fly-halves who kicked for territory. As a result the dedicated crowd standing in the rain, were not treated to the most entertaining rugby.
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Nathan Trist didn’t score one of Sydney University’s nine tries in their 56-7 win over West Harbour in the Shute Shield rugby union clash at University Oval on Saturday, but he figured in enough of them to lay claim to man-of-the-match honours and a permanent role at fullback.
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Sydney Uni 4th Grade overcame a sizable West Harbour opposition to win 20 – 7 in the team’s first home fixture of the season. Due to a lack of experienced front rowers at Wests the game was reduced to uncontested scrums. For Uni this meant one less area of the game in which their forwards could dominate and put more pressure on the backs to perform, as played a more attacking role.
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Reputations counted for nothing at North Sydney Oval on Sunday when Northern Suburbs ripped into Sydney University and posted a 20-17 result in the second round of the 2007 Tooheys New Shute Shield. Sydney University had the bye in the first round, while Norths’ first round match against Randwick was postponed because of inclement weather.
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Sydney Uni 4th Grade won their first match of the season against Norths, on a sunny Sunday morning at North Sydney Oval. It was a scrappy encounter in the beginning however the students showed skill and fitness to grind out the victory against the competent Northern Suburbs team.
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Sydney University will field four players in the 22-man Waratahs squad to take on the Western Force in a Super 14 clash at Aussie Stadium. Included in the starting line-up are inside-centre Daniel Halangahu and second-rowers Will Caldwell and Dean Mumm, while number eight David Lyons has been named on the seven-man bench.
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Sydney University has challenged the 2007 Brisbane club champions, the West Brisbane Bulldogs, to a showdown as a curtain-raiser to the Super 14 match between the Queensland Reds and the Natal Sharks at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday, April 7.
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Phil Waugh’s 2007 Super 14 campaign came to an abrupt end in Kimberley, South Africa, on Saturday when he left the field in the first minute with a severe ankle injury.
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Sydney University’s Dean Mumm is set to make his Super 14 debut after being selected on the bench for the NSW Waratahs in the season opener against the Lions in Johannesburg tonight.
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Sydney University is leaving nothing to chance as they prepare for the 2007 rugby season. After winning back-to-back Tooheys New Cup trophies in 2005 and 2006, the Club has appointed Anthony Eddy as Director of Rugby.
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Sydney University Football Club will be represented by seven players in the 28-man NSW Waratahs squad to take on Canterbury Crusaders in a Super 14 trial at Aussie Stadium on Thursday.
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Luckless Sydney University second-rower Al Kanaar limped from WIN Stadium, Wollongong, on Saturday night with an injured left knee that could require a reconstruction and the prospect of another season on the sidelines.
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2006 has been a memorable season. There’s been premierships, club championships, records broken, and lots and lots of silverware at the end of it all. The success hasn’t come easily, and nor should it. Players, coaches, managers, supporters, committee members, ball boys etc have all worked very hard and been justly rewarded.
Keiran Shepherd, Club Captain
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Steve Finau needs our help. We write with the generous assistance of SUFC of which Steve has been a popular member as a player and long time supporter.
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Sydney University rugby union winger Nathan Trist has been logging up plenty of frequent-flyer points since being selected in the Australian side to compete in the International Rugby Board World Series.
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Two of Sydney University Football Club’s finest have offered their time and expertise to assist young players from country NSW achieve their aims in rugby union. Wallaby number eight David Lyons and Australia A second-rower Will Caldwell have put their weight behind two NSW Rugby Union initiatives to assist young players from the country.
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Sydney University second-rower Al Campbell and number eight David Lyons have been named in the Australian XV to take on Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday (Sunday, 1.30am AEST) in the fourth and final Test of the European tour.
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Talented Sydney University rugby union outside-centre Luke Inman has been selected captain of the Australian team to contest the Adelaide Sevens tournament next Easter. Adelaide will stage the sixth leg of the international Rugby Sevens competition in 2007.
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A strong showing by Sydney University captain Tim Davidson in the recent Australian Provincial Rugby Union Championships has resulted in a one-year deal with the NSW Waratahs for the 2007 Super 14 season.
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Sydney University second-rower Al Campbell has been selected on the Wallaby bench for Saturday night's Test against Italy at Stadio Flaminio in Rome.
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Sydney University flanker Phil Waugh had mixed feelings after captaining Australia - for the first time – to a 29-all draw with Wales at Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, on Saturday night.
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Sydney University flanker Phil Waugh has been selected to captain Australia - for the first time - when the Wallabies take on Wales at Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, on Saturday night.
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Four members of the Sydney University Football Club have been selected in the Prime Minister's XV to take on Japan in a rugby union international in Tokyo next month.
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Rugby Heaven, September 24, 2006
Frustrated by a crippling back injury that ruined his international season, David Lyons is determined to earn a spot in the Australian team for the Wallabies' spring tour of Europe.
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In what could have been mistaken as a replay of the Tooheys New Cup Grand Final SUFC's other first grade lost the Meldrum Cup Grand Final in extra time 15-18 to Bronte Savers at David Phillips Field on Saturday.
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First XV outside-centre Luke Inman was named Sydney University Football Club's Best and Fairest player for 2006, at the club's annual presentation night held at Cockle Bay on Wednesday.
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Sydney University survived a nerve-wracking 18-phase assault from Randwick after the final whistle to cling to a 16-10 lead and retain the Tooheys New Cup in the grand final of the premier Sydney grade rugby union competition played at Aussie Stadium on Saturday.
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The club has taken out the First, Second and Fourth grade titles and the Second Grade Colts title for 2006. Third Grade made it through to the semi-finals, First Grade Colts were defeated in their grand final, and Under 19s made it to the semi-finals.
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Marc “The General” Avery missed Sydney University Second Grade’s 2005 win over Manly for the Colin Caird Shield when he broke a leg in the final training run, but he backed up for another season and celebrated the Students’ 35-20 win over the same foe with a try in the 2006 decider at Aussie Stadium on Saturday.
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The sudden absence of tighthead prop David Fitter, who anchored Sydney University’s scrum to the 2005 Sydney grade rugby union Tooheys New Cup, has paved the way for Laurie Weeks to enter the equation.
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A two-try performance from five-eighth Hugh Baggie and a lesson in lineouts from John Langford helped Sydney University Fourth Grade to 27-5 win over Manly in the grand final of the Sydney grade union Henderson Cup at Concord Oval on Saturday.
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A dominant forward pack and a slick backline saw Sydney University’s Second Grade Colts take out the 2006 title with a 28-8 win over Eastwood in their rugby union grand final played at Concord Oval on Saturday.
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After a scoreless first half, Sydney University Second Grade turned up the screws to defeat Eastern Suburbs 10-3 in the preliminary final of the Sydney Grade rugby union Colin Caird Shield at Concord Oval on Saturday. The Students will now defend their 2005 title – once again against Manly - in the grand final at Aussie Stadium this Saturday, as the preliminary to the First Grade shoot-out between Sydney University and Randwick.
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A controversial penalty try ended Sydney University First Grade Colts’ four-year reign when they went down 29-25 to Eastwood in the tightest of rugby union grand finals at Concord Oval on Sunday.
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Sydney University’s 31-25 win over Randwick on Saturday earned them a sixth grand final berth in the past eight seasons. The Students’ run began in 1999 when they lost the Shute Shield grand final 34-17 to Eastwood.
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An off day with the boot from Randwick goalkicker Mark Sweeney left the door ajar for Sydney University to storm home to a 31-25 extra-time win in their Sydney grade rugby union major semi-final at Coogee Oval on Saturday.
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A shoulder injury has forced Sydney University winger Michael Griffin out of the Tooheys Cup Sydney grade rugby union major semi-final clash with Randwick at Coogee Oval tomorrow. Griffin suffered the injury when he scored the first try in the University’s 47-12 win over Southern Districts in the final competition round at University Oval last Saturday and was replaced by Joey Philippe. The speedy Philippe will again replace Griffin in the Coogee Oval clash.
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With the Club Championship and the Colts Club Championship in the bag for the second successive season and all eight grade and Colts teams in the semi-finals, again for the second season, Sydney University Firsts ended the Sydney grade rugby union competition proper with a 47-12 win over Southern Districts at University Oval on Saturday.
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Sydney University won a second successive Sydney grade rugby union Club Championship on the back of a standout performance from Wallaby David Lyons, who helped the Students to a 48-14 win over Penrith at a muddy University Oval on Saturday.
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Sydney University wrapped up a Tooheys Cup semi-final spot with a 33-8 win over Gordon in their Sydney grade rugby union encounter at Chatswood Oval on Sunday.
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Sydney University kept their tryline intact for the third week in a row when they defeated Northern Suburbs 29-0 in muddy conditions at University Oval on Saturday. The win saw Sydney University leap-frog Norths to second place on the Tooheys New Cup Sydney grade rugby union ladder. Randwick head the table on 34 points, with Sydney University (30), Northern Suburbs (26), Eastern Suburbs (22) and Warringah (22) making up the top five.
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Defence was the order of the day at Two Blues Oval on Saturday when Sydney University defeated Parramatta 29-0 in their Tooheys New Cup clash in the Sydney grade rugby union competition. After leading three-nil at the break, the Students scored four second-half tries to come away with a bonus point and a higher berth on the competition ladder.
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Sydney University’s Rachelle Pirie has been selected in the 26-member Wallaroo squad to compete in the women’s rugby union World Cup, to be held in Edmonton, Canada during August and September.
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Sydney University five-eighth Daniel Halangahu scored 25 points in Sydney University’s 87-nil win over West Harbour in their Toohey’s Cup Sydney grade rugby union encounter at University Oval on Saturday. The Students ran in six first-half tries to lead 38-nil at the break and put on another seven in the second half in recording their biggest win over West Harbour.
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The loss in First Grade stymied Sydney University from making it a very rare clean-sweep at Randwick. Second Grade triumphed 9-5; Thirds won 36-10; and Fourths remained undefeated with a 21-14 result. While in Colts, Firsts ran in 10 tries in their 62-13 result; Seconds won 28-8; and Under 19s won 18-15.
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Sydney University moved to within one point of the Tooheys Cup rugby union competition lead with an indifferent 34-29 win over Eastern Suburbs at Woollahra Oval on Saturday.
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Sydney University moved to joint second place on the Tooheys Cup rugby union competition ladder with a 42-28 win over a determined Warringah at University Oval on Saturday.
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Sydney University's First Grade Rugby team are testament to the truism that 'a week in sport is a long time'. A week ago they decimated Shute Shield holders, Eastwood, 49-3. On Saturday they stumbled to a 26-15 defeat at the hand of the Marlins at Manly Oval.
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Andrew Coorey discusses the ARU's recent decision to implement an 8 team, third tier competition for Australian Rugby.
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Yet another Shute Shield slipped from Sydney University’s grasp when Eastwood took out a nail-biting NSW club rugby union grand final 17-10 at T.G. Milner Field on Saturday.
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For anyone wishing to venture out to T. G. Millner Field this Saturday for the Shute Shield Final, please ensure you are aware of the following information regarding admission prices and the game times.
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The forward factory that is Sydney University Football Club won its way to another Shute Shield Sydney grade rugby union grand final on Saturday with a 19-8 win over Randwick in a knockout semi-final played at Coogee Oval.
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The controversial third tier option - a national club competition - for Australian rugby will be the centre of discussion at a three-day workshop of 70 rugby officials and players from May 29-31.
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Sydney University will play Randwick at Coogee Oval this Saturday to earn the right to contest the 2006 Shute Shield grand final of the Sydney grade rugby union competition.
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Bookings are now being taken for the 6th Annual SUFC BMW Sydney Golf Day to be held on Tuesday 20th June, 2006 at Pennant Hills Golf Club.
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Eastwood took over the lead of Pool B of the Shute Shield Sydney rugby union competition when Sydney University suffered a shock 21-3 loss to Southern Districts at Foreshaw Park on Saturday.
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The pre-game billing labelled it the Match of the Heavyweights and that's exactly what eventuated when Eastwood and Sydney University slugged out a 34-all draw in ideal conditions at University Oval on Saturday.
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Sydney University Football Club's Pat McCutcheon and Lachlan Rosengreen were members of the Australian Under-19 team that beat New Zealand 17-13 in the final of the World Under-19 Rugby Union Championship played in Dubai on Friday.
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Sydney University remained undefeated - and moved to the top of the Shute Shield table - after edging out Northern Suburbs 18-13 at University Number 1 on Friday evening.
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Sydney University's exciting young front-row turned on another display of controlled scrummaging as the Students soured Illawarra's entry to the Sydney grade rugby union competition with a 34-10 win at WIN Stadium, Wollongong on Sunday.
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It was a day of reckoning for three young players making their First Grade debuts at University Oval on Saturday when the Students came up against Manly in the first round of the 2006 rugby union Shute Shield.
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Luke Inman had a bizarre and unwanted impact on Australia's bronze medal play-off against Fiji in the Rugby Sevens on Friday night.
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The NSW Waratahs selected six members of the Sydney University Football Club for their opening Super 14 match against the Queensland Reds at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, on Saturday.
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Sydney University five-eighth Daniel Halangahu found himself in the unaccustomed role of fullback when the NSW Waratahs defeated The Auckland Blues 28-21 in a Super 14 trial at Central Coast Stadium, Gosford, on Saturday.
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