Scoreboard
Water Polo
Men's and Women's National Leagues
Men: Sydney University Lions 6 (Alastair Visch 2, James Young, Scott Nicholson, Jeremy Davie, Lachlan Hollis goals) d University of Western Australia Torpedoes 5 (Kistamas Zsolt, Brad Mercer, Sasha Kovalenko, Joseph Balczer, Tom Jasper) at UWA Pool.
Sydney University 7 d Balmain Tigers 6 at Peter Montgomery Pool, Sydney University Sport and Fitness Centre.
Women: Sydney University Lions 16 (Alicia Brightwell 5, Gabby Wickman 3, Keesja Gofers 3, Casey Bowry 2, Alex Boyd, Melissa Hammond, Samara Davie goals) d UWA Torpedoes 5 (Matil Connor 2, Georgina Kovacs, Maggie Earl, Cathryn Earl, Jenna Sanders) at UWA Pool.
Balmain 10 d Sydney University 6 at Peter Montgomery Pool, Sydney University Sport and Fitness Centre.
Cricket
Sydney Grade competition - Round 14
First Grade: Parramatta 8(dec)-245 (Adam Turrell 65, Brenton Cherry 45, Luke Forbes 37, Michael Wood 28; Tom Keirath 3-76, Ian Moran 2-59) d Sydney University 226 (Tom Keirath 50, Josh Toyer 34 not out, Liam Robertson 30, Will Hay 26; Anthony Marr 3-59, Michael Wood 2-41, Daniel Jackson 2-45, Ben Martin 2-59) and 1-41 (Mark Faraday 23 not out) on the first innings at Sydney University No.1 Oval. Toss: Parramatta. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Parramatta 6, Sydney University 0.
Second Grade: Sydney University 7(dec)-351 (Michael Culkoff 130 not out, Adam Theobald 92, Tim Ley 69 not out; James Parkinson 5-59, Luke Dempsey 2-50) d Parramatta 113 Michael Culkoff 7-25, Tim Ley 2-38) and 6-230 (Nicholas Bertus 89, Matt Windred 87; Shashi Keshar 2-45) on the first innings at Old Kings Oval. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Sydney University 6, Parramatta 0.
Third Grade: Sydney University 226 (Jack Hammond 56, Suda Sivapalin 52, Matthew Gregory 38, Ken Huckle 26; Steve Karam 3-33, Peter Freney 3-57, James Pike 2-49) d Parramatta 195 (Luke Trudgett 52, Steve Karam 40, Ben Abbott 31, Tim Fragogianis 26 not out; Alasdair Grant 3-28, Dave Jessup 2-19, Brendon Smith 2-23) on the first innings at Sydney University No.2 Oval. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Sydney University 6, Parramatta 0.
Fourth Grade: Parramatta 187 (Mark Ward 53, Scott Copperfield 32 not out, Ankur Patel 31; Kerrod McPherson 5-23, Josh Lawrence 2-30) d Sydney University 132 (Kerrod McPherson 33 not out, Josh Lawrence 23; Shane Cassell 4-32, Scott Copperfield 2-16, Jonathan Brayshaw 2-29) on the first innings at Merrylands Oval. Toss: Parramatta. Batted first: Parramatta. Points: Parramatta 6, Sydney University 0.
Fifth Grade: 7(dec)-285 (Jim Kazaglis 73, Benjamin Peacock 53 not out, Aaron Khongwar 36, Angus Glynne 34 not out) v Parramatta 48 (Virosh Poolasangandrum 4-2, Angus Glynne 3-11,Jim Kazaglis 2-10) and 7-204 (Jahangir Jadoon 97, Luke McNaught 60; James Rodgers 3-19) on the first innings at St Paul's College Oval. Toss: Parramatta. Batted first: Sydney University. Points: Sydney University 6, Parramatta 0.
Poidevin-Gray Shield - Semi-final
Penrith 1-191 (Jarryd Blake 91 not out, Tim Cummins 72 not out) d Sydney University 9-188 Ben Larkin 89 not out, Chris Jones 41; Max McNamara 5-21) at Howell Oval. Penrith to meet St George in final.
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Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness Swim School provides a unique, inventive and interesting approach to learning how to swim and squad training. Our philosophy to swimming ensures that swimmers find their time in the pool a challenging and positive experience. Our program caters for beginners of age three right through to elite level athletes. We are proud of the Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness Swimming Club which has already produced Olympians Michelle Engelsman, Elka Graham and Brett Hawke. |
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SUSC caters for children 5 years plus and encourages its members to enjoy swimming as a sport competively. Activities provided by the club provide an opportunity for swimmers to socialise with other members and practice race skills. SUSC has been awarded 'Go Gold' status by Swimming Australia. All levels of experience are catered for, from beginner to elite. The club competes in all levels of competition from club nights to state and national events, as well as the Australian University Games.
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Our program is focused on providing children with the opportunity to develop a strong relationship with the water by ensuring that participants experience the water in a safe and fun way. The program is designed to stimulate and develop far and near senses, the nervous system, fine and gross motor skills and cognitive skills. We also include land based training, where participants are involved in range of ‘out of pool’ activities that will teach balance and breathing; important to the swimmers’ overall development. This training assists in the general improvement of athleticism, balance proprioception and body awareness, strength, mobility and flexibility.
Through our program we hope to building students the foundations of a successful and confident relationship with the water. From this foundation students can begin to learn how to behave in the water in a way that ensures not only their safety, but also teaches them how to move through the water more effectively. Participants will progress through the levels by learning specific skills and are encouraged to progress steadily at their own rate. Most importantly, we aim to provide participants with a positive experience that we hope will sure they will always enjoy their time in the water.
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Our 'Learn to Swim' Classes
Jelly Fish
Star Fish
Turtles
Clown Fish
Sea Horses All new students require an assessment prior to enrolment and enquiries can be made my emailing the swim school at: swimschool@sport.usyd.edu.au or by phone on 9351 8735.
Weekday Timetable Available Here...Our Junior 'Swim Squads' Tadpoles Designed for young swimmers moving from Learn To Swim. Emphasis is on developing freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and learning basic butterfly skills. A ‘Dryland’ component, water safety, breathing skills and water awareness are an integral part of this program. Min. requirement is to swim 50m of freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke. Two sessions per week is recommended. Dolphins Suitable for young swimmers who are able to swim 100m of freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and some butterfly. Emphasis is on increasing endurance and improving stroke technique. Competition skills are also gained. A ‘Dryland’ component, water safety, breathing skills and water awareness are an integral part of this program. Min. of two sessions per week is required for this squad. Junior Fitness This squad caters for teenagers who can swim each of the four strokes. Emphasis is on advanced stroke correction. This is a non-competitive squad. Participants can choose either 1 or 2 sessions per week. Junior Competitive This squad caters for children who can swim each stroke. Emphasis is on advanced stroke correction and improving competitive skills. Swimmers in this group are required to compete on a regular basis in club and district meets, with an aim to qualify for Metropolitan and State Championships. A ‘Dryland’ component is an integral part of this program. Min. of four sessions per week is required, with a recommendation of five to six sessions. National Age Swimmers in this squad must compete on a regular basis for the Sydney University Swimming Club and must have reached State, National Age or Open level. The Head Coach must approve entry into this squad. A ‘Dryland’ component is an integral part of this program. Min. of six sessions per week is required - recommended eight sessions.
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Our 'Learn to Swim' Classes
Adult Beginner
Adult Intermediate
Adult Advanced
Adult Stroke Correction Microsoft Word - Term 1 Weekday Timetable.pdf Microsoft Word - Term 1 Weekend Timetable.pdf Our Adult 'Swim Squads' Adult Squad Participants must be competent in all four strokes (freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly). National Open This squad is for the elite swimmer. The Head Coach must approve entry into this squad.
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Places are subject to availability. Please contact Swim School to make an appointment for a swimming assessment. Microsoft Word - new 2009 swim school application.pdf Microsoft Word - Swim School Holiday program application .pdf |
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Learn to Swim
Dates 2009
Term 1
School Holiday Intensive 20th April to 24th April
Assessments will be held: Saturdays 18th and 25th April 9-11am
Term 2
Monday 27th April to Sunday 12th July
School Holiday Intensive 20th april-24th April
Assessments will be held: Saturdays 18th and 24th July 9-11am
Term 3
Monday 27th July to Sunday 4th October
School Holiday Intensive 13th July to 17th July
Assessments will be held: Saturdays 10th and 17th October 9-11am
Term 4
Monday 19th October to Sunday 20th December
School Holiday Intensive TBC
Assessments will be held: Saturdays April 9-11am
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Swim School Ph: 02 9351 8735 Email: swimschool@sport.usyd.edu.au Sydney Uni Swim Club SUSC runs under the umbrella of Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness.
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