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Congratulations to Theo Strang who has joined the Bristol Bears on a trial basis until the end of the year.
Congrats to Tom Robertson who is called into the Wallaibes squad for the upcoming Bledisloe Cup and Rugby Championship. He joins fellow Students, Angus Bell, Jake Gordon, Matt Philip and Lachlan Swinton
Congratulations to Chris Talakai who has signed with French club, Bayonne for the next two seasons.
Sydney Rugby Union have been working tirelessly behind the scenes with NSW Rugby and all relevant government authorities on the current lockdown and the impact it has on the Premiership competition.
With today’s announcement by the NSW Premier to extend the lockdown by a further week, our Round 14 match v Randwick will now be postponed.
Following the conclusion of Buildcorp Super W 2021, a 40 strong Buildcorp Wallaroos Player of National Interest squad has been selected including 11 Sydney University players.
Congratulations to Nick Champion de Crespigny who was put pen to paper to sign with French Top 14 side, Castres Olympique.
Following recent developments in Sydney and with the NSW Government enforced lockdown until 9 July, this has unfortunately put a stop to all community sport competitions.
SUFC have 5 representatives currently in Townsville for the Oceania 7s tournament, the last international series before the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. The 4 teams competing over the weekend are:
Over the last 6 months SUFC and our junior program have reached out to hundreds of kids within the rugby community through our coaching clinics, try rugby days, training camps, holiday programs, school trainings and now our Junior State champs held all over NSW on the June long weekend.
The Junior Wallabies have confirmed their 31-player squad ahead of the upcoming Oceania Rugby tournament to be played on the Gold Coast in early July, included are 3 Students. Congratulations to Hugh Bokenham, Daniel Botha and Sione Taufui.
That the 1st XV win over last years Premiers was the 16th home win in a row, which started on the 22.7.2000 on No.1 Oval. The last time we kept Gordon to single points was 10.5.2014 when we won 46-7 at Chatswood Oval. Also Saturdays win was our 50th home win against the Highlanders.
Sydney’s glorious winter weather turned full circle last Saturday. In conditions resembling Captain Robert Scott’s trek to the Antarctic, wind, rain, bitterly cold conditions and a heavy ground failed to stifle the Students unbeaten run. Sydney University defeated 2020 Premiers, Gordon in a tradesman like 26-5 victory before a bumper crowd.
