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    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

     

    ACUVUE Sydney University Flames 77 (Suzy Batkovic-Brown 28, Deanna Smith 16, Natalie Porter 12) d Townsville Fire 73 (Rohanee Cox 26, Amy Lewis 18, Jo Hill 14) at New Projects Australia Stadium, Townsville.

     

     

    Water Polo

    Men's and Women's National Leagues - Round 1

    Men: Sydney University 16 d Cronulla Sharks 4 at Sutherland.

    Women: Cronulla Sharks 17 d Sydney University 6 at Sutherland.

     

    Cricket

    Sydney Grade competition - Round 12

    First Grade: Sydney University 204 (Greg Mail 79, Will Hay 39; Anthony Kershler 2-17, Timothy McKay 2-33, Jarrod Lee 2-40) drew with Hawkesbury 0-37 stumps, day one at Owen Earle Oval. No play on day two because of rain. Toss: Hawkesbury. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Hawkesbury 0, Sydney University 0.

    Second Grade: Sydney University 8(dec)-408 (Mark Faraday 154, Liam Robertson 66, Nick Larkin 45, Tim Ley 37, Michael Culkoff 32; Matthew Williams 4-83) drew with Hawkesbury 0-44 stumps, day one at Sydney University No.1 Oval. No play on day two because of rain. Toss: Hawkesbury. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Hawkesbury 0, Sydney University 0.

    Third Grade: Sydney University 7-236 (Alisdair Grant 63 not out, Mark Hackett 53, Matthew Gregory 30, Ash Cowan 25) drew with Hawkesbury, stumps, day one at Benson's Lane No.2 Oval. No play on day two because of rain. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Hawkesbury 0, Sydney University 0.

    Fourth Grade: Hawkesbury 167 (Jake Leyshon 42, Rhys Whybrow 25; Charles Cull 5-49, Daniel Bragg 2-19, Kerrod McPherson 2-40) drew with Sydney University 5-107 (Michael Shields 2-20, Jake Leyshon 2-23) stumps, day one at Sydney University No.2 Oval. No play on day two because of rain. Toss: Hawkesbury. Batted first: Hawkesbury. Points: Hawkesbury 0, Sydney University 0.

    Fifth Grade: Sydney University 9-286 (Virosh Poolagasandrum 71, Simon Cowell 55, Justin Young 42, Angus Glyne 30; Alan McGregor 5-33) drew with Hawkesbury stumps, day one at Benson's Lane No.3 Oval. No play on day two because of rain. Points: Hawkesbury 0, Sydney University 0.

    Limited Overs Qualifying Final

    First Grade: Sydney University 5-236 off 43 overs (Ian Moran 101 not out, Scott Henry 43, Mark Faraday 27, Greg Mail 20) d Campbelltown-Camden 167 off 30.4 overs (Ben Isakka 37, Troy Yabsley 36; Marty Paskal 3-32, Ian Moran 3-34, Greg Mail 2-27.

    Women's Sydney Grade competition - Round 11 (Limited overs)

    Bankstown Sports 3-123 off 20.5 overs (Asha Smith 47 not out, Carly Ryan 23 not out) d Universities 119 off 33.3 overs (Rosamond Kember 27, Laura Cornford 27, Sara Hungerford 25; Rhiannon Dick 5-25, Sharon Millanta 2-22) at David Phillips North Oval. Toss won by: Bankstown Sports. Batted first: Universities. Points: Bankstown Sports 8, Universities 0.

    Women's National Cricket League - Final (Limited overs)

    NSW 9-206 off 50 overs (Alex Blackwell 54, Lisa Sthalekar 49 not out, Ellyse Perry 17, Kate Blackwell 2) d Victoria 147 off 39.1 overs, by 59 runs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

     

    Athletics

    Brisbane Classic at QSAC

    Men:

    800m: 1 Lachlan Renshaw (SUAC, NSW) 1m47.96s, 2 Werner Botha (Qld) 1m49.9s, 3 Lee Berry (Qld) 1m49.55s.

    110m hurdles: 1 Justin Merlino (SUAC, NSW) 13.8s, 2 Daniel Martin (VIS) 14.1s, 3 John Burstow (QAS) 14.2.

     

    Rowing

    NSW Championships at Penrith Lakes

    Men: Under 23 Scull: 1 Cameron Girdlestone (SUBC) 7m13.47s, 2 Sasha Belonogoff (SUBC), 3 Ryan Edwards (SUBC) 5.98s 4.07s.

    Pair: 1 UQBC 7m5.50s, 2 SUBC, 3 Corio Bay 7.97s 52.42s.

    Under 21 Scull: 1 Nicholas Purnell (SUBC) 7m11.20s, 2 T. McAuley (UQBC), 3 S. Peile (St George) 16.37s 1.49s.

    Pair: 1 SUBC 7m02.17s, 2 Sydney, 3 Canberra Grammar 0.68s 5.78s.

    Quad: 1 SUBC 6m18.65s, 2 Sydney, 3 St Geo-UTS 2.65s 2.05s.

    Under 19 Double: 1 Sydney 6m54.42s, 2 UQBC, 3 SUBC 2.34s 0.53s.

    Elt Quad: 1 SUBC 5m55.09s, 2 Mosman, 3 UQBC-SUBC 2.90s 2.11s.

     

    Women: Pair: 1 ANA-SUBC 7m45.85s, 2 UQBC, 3 UQBC 3.27s 1.00s.

    Scull: 1 A. Fowler (Canb) 8m02.26s, 2 G. Kukla (BGP), 3 B Sheldrick (SUBC) 15.27s 1.52s.

    Pair: 1 SUBC 8m01.64s, 2 SUBC, 3 Grafton High 7.06s 11.51s.

    Elw Quad: 1 Leichhardt Composite 7m06.02s, 2 UQBC Composite, 3 USBC-Mosman 4.86s 11.58s.

    Elt Quad: 1 SUBC 6m38.78s, 2 Mosman, 3 Canberra 7.96s 4.73s.

    Eight: 1 SUBC 6m37.83s, 2 UQBC, 3 Commercial 1.84s 7.17s.


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For more details please call (02) 9351 4987 or email sportscamps@sport.usyd.edu.au.

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OUR UNIQUE CAMP BENEFITS: 

  • Up to 18 hours of professional coaching.
  • All our coaches are at least level 1 or 2 NCAS qualified.
  • Low Coach/Camper ratios (approximately 1:12) create great connection and care.
  • Camps based on structured and proven skill level development programs.
  • Appearances and talks from leading Sydney Uni athletes.
  • Certificate of Attendance at end of camp.
  • FREE Sydney Uni Sports Camp apparel.
  • FREE fresh fruit daily.

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Tips and Tricks for Healthy Lunch Boxes:

  • Kids simply love variations and surprise. Try using different types of bread that are high in fiber, vitamins and antioxidants - like whole wheat dinner rolls, multigrain flat bread or flax bread.
  • Processed meat is high in salt and animal fats - try using leftover meat which you have cooked the night before. Try chopping up leftover chicken to make a chicken salad with parsley, shallots, water chestnuts and lite mayonaise. 
  • Kids love making their own foods, so a burrito or a pita pocket that they make themselves can be a fun and healthy lunch option. Prepare shredded vegetables, meat, and sauce, and let the kids assemble their own lunch at camp. You control what goes in it and they choose what they like!
  • Kids love dip! Prepare diced or julienned vegestables to go along with a small container of dipping sauce.  Low fat yogurt and sour cream, hummus, and tzatziki are all healthy dip choices.
  • Try preparing healthy trail mix as a snack. Mix crunchy whole grain cereals with dried fruits such as raisins, apricots and prunes. Just make sure to control the portion sizes!
  • Try kiddie-size yoghurts - and freeze them the night before so that they are perfect to eat at lunchtime.They provide a good source of protein and calcium.
  • Corn or rice cakes are often a popular choice instead of bread - try topping them with avacado and grated carrot.

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1. Where are the camps held?

The majority of Camps are held in the grounds of the University of Sydney (the exception being Hockey which is held at MLC Burwood). Please Refer to Camp Brochure and relevant maps for directions.

Generally:

CAMP

VENUE
BEST ENTRY
Multi Sport (HK Ward), Soccer, Cricket, AFL, Rugby Union,
HK Ward, Ovals, The Square (Arena Sports Centre)
Ross St (From Parramatta Rd) into Western Avenue
Multi Sport (St Andrews)
St Andrews College
Carillon Ave
Netball, Basketball, Tennis, Swimming, Water Polo
SUSAC
Codrington Ave (From City Road)
Hockey
MLC Burwood
Park Rd (off Parramatta Rd) Burwood

 

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2. What sports are covered in the Multi Sport Camp?

Each day of multi has 5 sessions per day.  Over the week the Sports typically covered include: Lacrosse, Judo, Archery, Tae Kwon Do, Soccer, Volleyball, Slide Hockey, Swimming (8yrs+), Touch football, Basketball, Fencing, athletics, softball, AFL, Ultimate Frisbee, European Handball, gymnastics, cricket, wrestling, netball and modified games.  Each period, the time table will change.  We have 2 guest instructors come in each day covering the specialist sports such as Judo and Fencing.

3. Are lunches provided on the camps?

No, with the exception of a BBQ on the last day of Soccer, Rugby League, Rugby Union, AFL, Cricket and Multi Sport (Fri-only for multi HK, last day of multi St Andrews).

4. Who are the staff on the camps?

On Sport camps – Level 1 or 2 sport specific coaches who have played or coached the particular sport at an extremely high level, they are often members of Sydney Uni Sporting clubs or representative teams. Our coaches are either qualified teachers or 3rd or 4th yrs studying to become either primary teachers or PE teachers.  All facility staff and coaches are Senior First Aid qualified.

5. What will the children be doing on the camps?

  • Basic skill instruction
  • Vigorous warm ups
  • Technical work
  • Maximum participation
  • Learning rules, strategies, skills and game play
  • Match play
  • Working individually and as part of a team
  • Socialising with others
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    6. What will the children receive when they arrive and depart the camp?

  • A free SUSF Cap (Autumn & Spring) or T-Shirt (Summer & Winter)
  • Fresh Fruit from Sydney Markets
  • Giveaways (wrist bands, stickers)
  • Certificate
  • Possibility of prizes and awards
  • 7. Is aftercare provided?

    Yes, but only for Multi Sport, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Cricket, AFL, Soccer and girls soccer. Price is $20 per child per day.  You can book in through CA or on the day of the camp.  Those in Rugby, Soccer, AFL must ensure they bring a change of footwear to wear indoors.

    8. How do I qualify for a Family discount?

    Please call Camp Australia or visit www.campaustralia.com.au  and book the children in together.

    9. What snacks will the children receive?

    Children will receive fresh fruit (seasonal) from Sydney Markets for daily snacks. It is advisable that they bring along additional snacks such as muesli bars to maintain their energy throughout the day. On sports camps children will have 30 minutes allocated for lunch and it is thus advisable that they bring along enough lunch to sustain them for the afternoon session.

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    10. What else do they need to bring?

  • A water bottle
  • Sport specific footwear, ie, runners/boots. (Kids bringing footy boots need to bring alternative runners to wear indoors in case of rain etc
  • Mouthguard (for sports such as AFL, rugby, soccer,)
  • Own gear at their own risk. SUSF supplies all equipment, however it if children wish to bring their own cricket gear for example, this is fine. We advise against children bringing their own footballs and soccer balls as they are easily lost
  • Wet weather gear
  • Sunsmart clothing (hat)
  • Personal medication
  • A willingness to have fun!
  • 11. How do I qualify for a discount?

    Refer to brochure for available discounts and requirements.

    12. Are there any special requirements for the Swimming or Waterpolo camps?

    Swimming:  All participants must be able to swim all competitive strokes (min 25m) Participants are required to bring their own flippers, goggles, swimmers and towel. 

    Waterpolo:  Participants must be able to swim 50m freestyle competently and be between the age of 12-16.

    13. Are there any age limits?

    All of the camps offered are for 5-15 with the exception of the following:

    • Waterpolo – 12-16
    • Elite Netball – 12-15
    • Tennis 5 day – 8-16

    Be aware that the general age range will vary from camp to camp and there is no guarantee that there will be a high number of older/younger children at any given time.

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    1. By enrolling your child/ren into a Sports Camp/s, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to the terms and conditions outlined in this brochure.
    2. Payment must be made in full at the time of registration in order to secure booking. You will receive via mail or email, the program details and a receipt for the ChildCare rebate.
    3. If enrolment is cancelled for any reason and do so more than 14 days from the start of your camp, you will receive refund of payments less a $50.00 administration fee.
    4. If enrolment is cancelled for any reason within 14 days of the start of the camp you will be provided with a credit letter for a future camp of equal value.
    5. If enrolment is cancelled after the commencement of camp, you will be provided with a credit letter for a future camp of equal value if validated with a medical certificate. No cash refunds will be given.
    6. Programs and transport are subject to cancellation, alteration and rearrangement in the event of unsuitable weather conditions, insufficient enrolments or other factors which may arise that are beyond our control.
    7. Camp Australia/SUSF reserves the right to refuse or terminate enrolment if rules of camp are not abided by.
    8. When children enroll into camp, it is automatically accepted that they will be allowed to leave the premises to participate in activities that may be off site.
    9. Children not collected by 15mins after the conclusion of the day will be booked into After Care, resulting in a $20.00 After Care Fee. A Late Pick Up Fee of $1.00 per minute applies at the conclusion of After Care.
    10. Camp Australia and SUSF do not accept any liability for personal injury, property damage or loss sustained by any participant as a result of his or her participation in a camp program due to any cause whatsoever unless caused by the proven negligence of Camp Australia and SUSF, its directors or employees.
    11. I understand that Camp Australia/SUSF retains the right to use for publicity and advertising purposes, photographs or participants taken at camp
    12. I authorize the staff at Camp Australia/SUSF to obtain such medical assistance as they see fit and I will meet the expenses attached there to.
    13. I understand that Camp Australia/SUSF will retain all enrolment information on a confidential database, which shall be removed if requested.
    14. If utilizing the SUSF Member Discount: Failure to produce membership number at the time of enrolment will result in the full charge being applied

     

     

     

     

     


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