Day 1 report
-ULTIMATE FRISBEE
University of Wollongong dft La Trobe 8-5
La Trobe lost to Queensland University of Technology 11-9
The team may have a lot of first year players, but that didn’t stop the La Trobe Ultimate Frisbee team (LATUUF) from giving everything they had against the University of Wollongong. Continue reading Australian University Games: Day 1: Ultimate Frisbee, Netball and other results
Back in July almost 2,000 students converged on Ballarat for Southern University Games for four days and nights of sport and socialising.
Now, it’s September, and University Games is back for its biggest event of the year. This time, the number of students will be somewhat closer to 6,000, and the location will be the Gold Coast. It’s time for Australian University Games (AUG). Continue reading Australian University Games: a La Trobe University preview
He has been an integral part of the Tasmanian Tigers domestic cricket side since being recruited in 2002. Captaincy duties came during the 2009-2010 season, and now George Bailey is beginning to show Australia why he has been touted for so long as a regular for the national side. Continue reading Cricket: More Than The Pitch: George Bailey
Where to begin? The season is still going through finals, but AFL fans have seen some spectacular moments that will be embedded in the history books of 2013.
From the screamers to the howlers, the bombs to the flops, and the fabulous dashes across the field, there is no doubting the league has seen a plethora of highlights amidst controversies.
Not every amazing moment from the season will make this list, but here are five occasions where the AFL world stopped, and stared. Continue reading AFL: 5 magical moments of season 2013, from the Beyond Realisation desk
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