Get ready for Nationals – the massive uni sports competition

by | Mar 7, 2018 | Rest of the World

Do you have a competitive spirit and the skills to compete in sports? Western Sydney University has more happening around campus than just studying. There are teams on every campus incorporating almost every sport you could think of.

All universities in Australia offer students the chance to compete in a national sporting competition. Teams are formed on campus and are sent to compete.

In 2018 this competition – once called Australian University Games – has been rebranded Nationals. There will be two competitions Division 2 from 1- 5 July and Division 1 from 21_27 September. Both competitions are held during semester breaks. This year Nationals will be held on the sunny Gold Coast Queensland.

This is your chance to compete is the sun, sand and surf of our own Queensland paradise. Western Sydney University are formidable competitors at Nationals and placed well in previous competitions.

Try-outs are held in late March early April, so get ready now if you are keen to compete. All Western students are welcome to have a go.

Dates for specific sports and teams are available on Orgsync, accessible from the WSU homepage. Trial information for each sport will be posted on both Orgsync and the Facebook page (Western Sydney University Sport) as they are finalised. Alternatively, get in touch with the sports team at unisport@westernsydney.edu.au.

For a comprehensive list of the many sporting opportunities available go to: westernsydney.edu.au/sports/home . Sport at Western is an awesome opportunity to get involved in clubs and teams, and make friends outside of your course. Western sports give you the opportunity to travel to Queensland and see Australia, make friends and enjoy being a Western student.

 

Author: Abigail Nash

 

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  • Abigail Nash

    Abigail Nash is an editor for W'sup and has worked on the web site since 2017 and the print edition for 2018 and 2019. As a postgraduate student and mother of four she enjoys writing and research particularly in the area of Science education.

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