Australian Football

Sydney Premier competition - Elimination/Qualifying finals
Division One: Sydney University 10.11: 71 (Nick Lye 2, Chris Walsh 2, Christopher Kendrick 2, Sebastian Wende, Jarryd Boyd, Luke Higgins, Andrew Holmes) d Manly-Warringah 7.9: 51 (Eric Burke 2, James Hume 2, Craig Pridgeon, Cameron McManus, Anthony Robertson) at Blacktown Olympic Park.
Macquarie University 18.7 (115) d 7/9: 51.
Semi-finals: UTS v Sydney University (Bruce Purser Reserve, noon, Saturday, September 4). Manly-Warringah v Macquarie University (Blacktown Olympic Park, noon, Sunday, September 5).
Under 18 Premier Cup - Elimination/Qualifying finals
Sydney University 9.13: 67 (Craig Moller 3, Todd Considine 2, Tim Barrett, Gabriel Robbie, Todd Aitken, Harrison Dixon) d North Shore 5.6: 36 (Aiden MacCulloch 2, Justin Falconer, Tim Weston, Michael Trent).
Pennant Hills 10.10: 70 d St George 7.7: 49.
Semi-finals: East Coast Eagles v Sydney University (Bruce Purser Reserve, 10am, Saturday, September 4). North Shore v Pennant Hills (Blacktown Olympic Park, 10am, Sunday, September 5).

Rugby Union

Sydney Women's competition - Grand Final
First Grade: Sydney University 33 d Warringah 10 at Sydney University No.1 Oval.

Sydney Men's Grade competition - Round 20
First Grade: Sydney University 20 (Dave McDuling, Greg Jeloudev tries; Dan Kelly 2 goals, pen goal, field goal) d Manly 17 (Chris Yarrington 2, Will Brame tries; Chris Yarrington goal) at Sydney University No.1 Oval.
Second Grade: Sydney University 79 (Tom Kingston 3, Bernard Foley 2, Anthony Pohlen 2, Alistair King, Luke Jones, Trent Dyer, Matt Schwager tries; Justin Bosilkovski 9 goals, 2 pen goals) d Manly 0.
Third Grade: Sydney University 44 (Cameron Lawrence 2, Dane Cole-Clarke, Hugh Marples, Sam Hosking, Wayne Gibson, Chris Chapman tries; Eddie Bredenhann 3 goals, pen goal) d Manly 26 (Trent McBlane 2, Isaac Treml, Steve Gilbert tries; Corey Murphy 3 goals).
Fourth Grade: Sydney University 44 (Sho Kataoka 2, Oliver Atkins 2, Duncan Hardy, Ian Hillard, James Cameron, Willie Du Plessis tries; James Metcalf 2 goals) d Manly 7 (Steve Gilbert try; Shem Grieve goal).
Colts
First: Sydney University 32 (4 tries) d Manly 22.
Second Grade: Sydney University 50 (8 tries) d Manly 33.
Third Grade: Sydney University 17 d Manly 12.

Soccer

Super Youth League - Major Semi-finals
Grade 13: Central Coast 4 d Sydney University 1 on penalties.

Minor Semi-finals
Grade 14: Mounties Wanders 2 d Sydney University 0.
Grade 15: Sydney University 3 d Parramatta Eagles 2 in extra time.
Grade 16: Macarthur Rams 2 d Sydney University 0.

Rugby League

NSW Tertiary Cup competition - Minor Semi-final

First Grade: Sydney University 34 d Lewisham Old Boys-ACU 26 at Norford Park.
Final: Sydney University v University of Western Sydney at Norford Park, 3pm, September 4.
Grand final: Winner of final v West Sydney Blues (Combined Police) at McCredie Oval, 3pm, September 11.

Hockey

Sydney Men's Premier League - Round 22
Premier League: First Grade: Briars 6 d Sydney University 1.
Second Grade: Briars 12 d Sydney University 6
Division One: Second Grade: Sydney University 2 d Briars 0.
Division Four: First Grade: Sydney University 4 d Manly 1.
Second Grade: Sydney University 3 d Ryde 2.

Trevor Woodman

Rugby Union

Trevor James Woodman has been the Forwards Coach at Sydney University since his arrival to Australia in 2006.

This year, Woodman is combining his role at University with the ARU's High Performance Unit as their National Scrum Coach.

Woodman was a highly successful rugby union player in England, winning 22 England caps while playing for Gloucester Rugby Club. He appeared seven times for England A, and won his first full cap in a 1999 World Cup warm-up match against the United States.

Before getting his first start against the All Blacks in November 2002, Woodman won his caps as a dedicated member from the bench.

With perseverance and a hard work-ethic, Woodman secured a World Cup starting position as England's loose-head prop in 2003. Woodman joined Sale Sharks in the 2004 season, he played his last game that year at the age of 28 due to a back injury forcing him into early retirement from the game.

In his early career, Woodman went to Liskeard School in Cornwall and won representative honours with England U19's and 21's. He played for Plymouth Albion juniors and Bath, and then joined Gloucester Rugby in 1995.