Scoreboard
Scoreboard is a wrap-up of the efforts of Sydney University athletes and teams through the past week, collated by Graham Croker. Stories on some of the performances also appear in the News section.
Cricket
Sydney Premier Grade cricket competition – Round 2 (Two-day fixtures)
First Grade: Eastern Suburbs 215 off 76.2 overs (Adam Ezekiel 47, Baxter Holt 34, Harry Dalton 27; Devlin Malone 6-73, Ben Joy 2-38) versus Sydney University 3-44 (Ben Trevor-Jones 27 not out; Jack Preddey 1-1) stumps, day one, at Sydney University Oval on Saturday. Toss: Eastern Suburbs. Batted first: Eastern Suburbs.
Second Grade: Eastern Suburbs 7-290 off 96 overs (William Lawrance 59, Udit Mehta 56, Nicholas Taylor 48; Josh Toyer 2-54, Charlie Cassell 2-54) versus Sydney University, stumps, day one, at Trumper Park on Saturday. Toss: Eastern Suburbs. Batted first: Eastern Suburbs.
Third Grade: Sydney University 9-293 off 80 overs (Hayden Storey 100, Jack Hill 92; Mark Morley 4-74) versus Eastern Suburbs, stumps, day one, at Camperdown Park on Saturday. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University.
Fourth Grade: Sydney University 8-276 off 80 overs (Matthew Coles 103, Alex Brooks 71; Aidan Peek 2-31) versus Eastern Suburbs, stumps, day one at Snape Oval on Saturday. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University.
Fifth Grade: Sydney University 256 (Zohirul Islam 72, William Masojada 60, Liam Coelho 44; Sam Greenland 5-32, Jack Mahony 3-44) versus Eastern Suburbs 1-8, stumps, day one at St Paul’s College Oval on Saturday. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University.
Metropolitan Cup – Round 2
North-West Sydney 5-154 off 42 overs defeated Sydney University 9-153 off 45 overs at Castlewood Oval on Saturday. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: North-West Sydney 6, Sydney University 0.
Basketball
National Women’s Basketball League – Pre-season fixture
Sydney University Flames 92 (Amanda Johnson 21, Brittany Smart 14, Tahlia Tupaea 14, Shanae Graeves 10) defeated Aisin AW Wings 66 at Brydens Stadium, Sydney University Sport and Fitness Centre on Friday.
