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.
Basketball
Basketball: Women’s National Basketball League – Round 19
Brydens Sydney Uni Flames 98 (Leilani Mitchell 17, Alex Wilson 15, Asia Taylor 15, Sarah Graham 12) defeated Adelaide Lightning 73 (Colleen Planeta 21, Laura Hodges 19, Jessica Good 15, Sarah Elsworthy 12) at Brydens Stadium, Sydney University Sport and Fitness Centre, on Saturday, February 18, 2017.
Brydens Sydney Uni Flames finished minor premiers for the 2016-17 WNBL season.
Semi-finals: Best of three. First-placed (Sydney Uni Flames) versus fourth-placed (Townsville Fire) and second-placed (Dandenong Rangers) versus third-placed (Perth Lynx).
First Semi-final: Brydens Sydney Uni Flames versus Townsville Fire at Brydens Stadium, Sydney University Sport and Fitness Centre, on Saturday, February 25, with a 7pm tip-off.
Second Semi-final: Townsville Fire versus Brydens Sydney Uni Flames at Townsville on March 3, with a 7pm tip-off.
Third Semi-final (if required): Brydens Sydney Uni Flames versus Townsville Fire at Brydens Stadium, Sydney University Sport and Fitness Centre, on Saturday, March 5, with a 2pm tip-off.
Water Polo
Water Polo: National Men’s and Women’s Water Polo Leagues – Round 6
Men: Sydney University bye.
Women: Sydney University bye.
Cricket
Sydney Men’s Premier competition Round 13 (Limited Overs)
First Grade: Randwick-Petersham 7-229 off 50 overs (Daniel Sams 42, Alex Kemp 37, James Psarakis 36, Shaun Eaton 33; Hayden Kerr 2-35, Thomas Rogers 2-37) drew with Sydney University 0-28 off 10.5 overs (Ed Cowan 19 not out) when rain and lightning stopped play at Coogee Oval on Saturday. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Randwick-Petersham. Points: Randwick-Petersham 0, Sydney University 0.
Second Grade: Sydney University 3-127 off 25.2 overs (David Miller 50 not out, Kevin Jacob 24, Nicky Craze 23 not out; Kushaal Ram 1-22) defeated Randwick-Petersham 123 off 50 overs (Samuel Mackay 40, Kushaal Ram 34; Jack Holloway 3-18, Jonathon Craig Dobson 3-35, David Miller 2-7) by seven wickets at Sydney University Oval on Saturday. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Randwick-Petersham. Points: Sydney University 6, Randwick-Petersham 0.
Third Grade: Sydney University 4-200 off 44.2 overs (Nicholas Arnold 65, Steven Hobson 42, Ryann Danne 40) defeated Randwick-Petersham 198 off 44.1 overs (Ravin de Silva 83, Rodney Stafford 27, Kaoser Ahmad 24; Josh Toyer 4-33, Ryan Danne 2-29, Kieran Tate 2-44) by six wickets at Petersham Oval on Saturday. Toss: Randwick-Petersham. Batted first: Randwick-Petersham. Points: Sydney University 6, Randwick-Petersham 0.
Fourth Grade: Sydney University 4-98 off 28 overs (Sutharsan Sivapalan 36, Nick Fitzgerald 23 not out; Matthew Wallis 1-16, David Bourke 1-11) defeated Randwick-Petersham 95 off 45.3 overs (David Bourke 28; Alasdair Grant 3-16, Aidan Peek 2-17, Ryan Holcroft 2-21) by six wickets, with a bonus point, at St Paul’s College Oval on Saturday. Toss: Sydney University. Batted first: Randwick-Petersham. Points: Sydney University 7, Randwick-Petersham 0.
Fifth Grade: Randwick-Petersham 210 off 49 overs (Dylan Powell 51, Matthew Hilder 45, Savio Gracias Flor 41; Sameer Murthy 5-31, Murray Miles 2-27) defeated Sydney University 149 off 42.1 overs (Sameer Murthy 36, Alexander Bell 34, Liam Hughes 34; Ben Montedoro 2-23, Nigil Singh 2-29) by 61 runs at Kensington Oval on Saturday. Toss: Randwick-Petersham. Batted first: Randwick-Petersham. Points: Randwick-Petersham 6, Sydney University 0.
Poidevin-Gray Shield (Under 21) – Quarter-Final (Limited Overs)
Parramatta 9-169 off 49.1 overs (Timothy Ward 88, Jacob Workman 22; no bowling details supplied) defeated Sydney University 168 off 48.8 overs (no batting details supplied, Gabriel D’Angelo 3-35, Jacob Workman 3-49) by one wicket at Old King’s Oval on Sunday. Toss: Parramatta. Batted first: Sydney University.
Metropolitan Cup – Round 13
Gordon 148 off 46.5 overs (Danusha Senevirante 32, Sahil Sharma 27, Aaron Crofts 24, Oliver Williams 21; Andrew Wilkinson 4-24, Ayush Mishra 3-38) defeated Sydney University 146 off 45.2 overs (Daniel Wicks 32, Andrew Wilkinson 24; Danusha Senevirante 4-27) by two runs at Beauchamp Oval on Sunday.
Sydney Women’s Premier competition – Limited overs
First Grade (Round 8): Universities 6-128 off 36.3 overs (Rachel Li 46, Maisy Gibson 24; Megan Janman 3-24, Nicola Carey 2-22) defeated St George-Sutherland 127 off 36.2 overs (Clare Crusden 29, Rebecca Cady 25, Nicola Carey 20; Maisy Gibson 2-21) by four wickets at Glenn McGrath Oval on Sunday. Toss: St George-Sutherland. Batted first: St George-Sutherland. Points: Universities 6, St George-Sutherland 0.
Second Grade (Round 10): Penrith 5-261 off 50 overs (Hannah Darlington 109, Erin Breaden 38, Mckenzie Carr 25; Anastasia Sims 2-12, Amy McKay 2-19) defeated Universities 6-142 off 50 overs (Sundries 61, Zoe Benjamin 27; Mckenzie Carr 2-11Kristen McCormack 2-16) by 119 runs at Bill Ball Oval on Sunday. Toss: Universities. Batted first: Penrith. Points: Penrith 6, Universities 0.
