Australian_university_games

The Australian University Games (AUG) is a multi-sport competition held annually in September / October between teams fielded from a large number of Australian universities and tertiary institutions. The Games were first held in 1993 in Brisbane, Queensland. Owned by Australian University Sport (AUS), the peak governing body of university sport in Australia, the Games is the flagship event on the university sporting calendar and attracts over 6,000 competitors each year.

The Australian University Games was created to replace the old style InterVarsity (Or I.V.) competitions that were run by the individual sports. The aim to bring more athletes together in a larger event.

Teams qualify through regional university games. The Northern University Games are for universities from Queensland, Northern Territory and Northern NSW. The Eastern University Games are for universities from most of NSW and the ACT. The Southern University Games are for teams from Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania. The Western University Games Series covers teams from Western Australia.

Thus far, the University of Sydney has been the most successful amongst competing universities in the Games, having achieved Overall Winner a total of seven times (1995-1996, 1999-2003 inclusive).

Contents 1 Results 1.1 Table of Results 2 Sports Trophies 2.1 Athletics 2.1.1 Overall 2.1.2 Men 2.1.3 Women 2.2 Australian Football 2.2.1 Men 2.2.2 Women 2.3 Badminton 2.3.1 Men 2.3.2 Women 2.4 Baseball 2.5 Basketball 2.5.1 Men 2.5.2 Women 2.6 Beach Volleyball 2.6.1 Overall 2.6.2 Men 2.6.3 Women 2.6.4 Mixed 2.7 Cross Country 2.7.1 Overall 2.8 Cycling 2.8.1 Overall 2.9 Diving 2.9.1 Overall 2.10 Handball 2.10.1 Men 2.11 Hockey 2.11.1 Men 2.11.2 Women 2.12 Netball 2.12.1 Women 2.12.2 Mixed 2.13 Rowing 2.13.1 Overall 2.14 Rugby Union 7\'s 2.14.1 Men 2.14.2 Women 2.15 Soccer 2.15.1 Men 2.15.2 Women 2.16 Softball 2.17 Swimming 2.17.1 Overall 2.18 Tennis 2.18.1 Men 2.18.2 Women 2.19 Touch 2.19.1 Men 2.19.2 Women 2.19.3 Mixed 2.20 Ultimate Frisbee 2.21 Volleyball 2.21.1 Men 2.21.2 Women 2.22 Water Polo 2.22.1 Men 2.22.2 Women 3 Competing Institutions 4 Sources 5 External links

Results

Overall Winner

Overall Winner.

Doug Ellis Trophy

Population based Champion University.

Spirit of the Games Shield

In memory of its President, John White, who passed away early in 2006, AUS renamed its Spirit of the Games Shield to the John White Memorial Spirit of the Games Shield in honour of a man who embodied the spirit of university sport.

Table of Results

Year	Host City	Host University	Overall Winner	Doug Ellis Trophy	John White Spirit of the Games Shield
1993	Brisbane	The University of Queensland	The University of Queensland	Not Awarded	University of Western Sydney - Macarthur
1994	Wollongong	University of Wollongong	University of Wollongong	University of Wollongong	University of Ballarat
1995	Darwin	Northern Territory University	The University of Sydney	Northern Territory University	University of Technology Sydney
1996	Canberra	Australian National University University of Canberra	The University of Sydney	Deakin University - Burwood	Deakin University - Burwood
1997	Melbourne	La Trobe University	The University of Melbourne	Deakin University - Burwood	Deakin University - Burwood
1998	Melbourne	Monash University The University of Melbourne	Monash University	University of Ballarat	The University of Western Australia
1999	Perth	Curtin University of Technology Edith Cowan University Murdoch University The University of Notre Dame Australia The University of Western Australia	The University of Sydney	Charles Sturt University - Mitchell	The University of New England
2000	Ballarat	University of Ballarat	The University of Sydney	University of Ballarat	The University of New South Wales
2001	Sydney	The University of Sydney	The University of Sydney	Charles Sturt University - Bathurst	The University of Western Australia
2002	Adelaide	The University of Adelaide University of South Australia Flinders University	The University of Sydney	University of Ballarat	Charles Sturt University - Bathurst
2003	Newcastle	The University of Newcastle	The University of Sydney	University of Ballarat	Australian Defence Force Academy
2004	Perth	Curtin University of Technology Edith Cowan University Murdoch University The University of Notre Dame Australia The University of Western Australia	The University of Melbourne	University of Ballarat	Curtin University of Technology
2005	Brisbane	Griffith University	The University of Melbourne	Macquarie University	Queensland University of Technology
2006	Adelaide	The University of Adelaide University of South Australia Flinders University	The University of Melbourne	Macquarie University	Victoria University
2007	Gold Coast	Griffith University - Gold Coast	The University of Sydney	Austtralian College of Physical Education	Charles Sturt University

Sports Trophies

Athletics

Overall

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Queensland	The University of Sydney	Monash University	Australian College of Physical Education
2006	The University of Queensland	The University of Melbourne	The University of Sydney	Australian College of Physical Education
2007	The University of Queensland	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	Monash University

Men

QLD Licensed Vietuallers Asc. IV Atletics Trophy

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Queensland	Monash University	University of Technology Sydney	The University of Sydney
2006	The University of Queensland	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	Australian College of Physical Education
2007	The University of Queensland	The University of Sydney	Monash University	Queensland University of Technology

Women

The G.R. Hulbert Trophy

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Queensland	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	Monash University
2006	The University of Queensland	The University of Melbourne	The University of Sydney	Australian College of Physical Education
2007	The University of Queensland	The University of Melbourne	Griffith University	The University of Sydney

Australian Football

Men

The E.J Hartung Cup Intervarsity is Awarded to the Winning Men\'s Football Team

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Melbourne	Deakin University	The University of Western Australia	Monash University
2006	The University of Adelaide	The University of Western Australia	The University of Melbourne	Deakin University
2007	Monash University	The University of Melbourne	The University of Western Australia	Australian Catholic University

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Melbourne	Australian Catholic University	Australian Defence Force Academy	Deakin University
2006	Australian Catholic University	Deakin University	The University of Melbourne	La Trobe University
2007	Monash University	Deakin University	The University of Western Australia	University of Ballarat

Badminton

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	University of New South Wales	Queensland University of Technology	Monash University	Swinburne University of Technology
2006	Curtin University of Technology	The University of Melbourne	Monash University	The University of Adelaide
2007	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	Monash University	The University of Adelaide

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	University of New South Wales	The University of Melbourne	Monash University	The University of Sydney
2006	University of Technology Sydney	Monash University	The University of Melbourne	The University of Sydney
2007	Monash University	University of New South Wales	The University of Western Australia	The University of Melbourne

Baseball

Australian Universities Championship Series

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	Queensland University of Technology	The University of Melbourne	Macquarie University	University of New South Wales
2006	The University of Sydney	Monash University	The University of Western Australia	Macquarie University
2007	The University of Western Australia	Macquarie University	The University of Melbourne	Monash University

Basketball

Men

AUSA Men\'s Basketball Shield

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	Macquarie University	Griffith University	Deakin University	The University of Newcastle
2006	The University of Newcastle	RMIT University	The University of Adelaide	Deakin University
2007	Monash University	Deakin University	Griffith University	The University of Newcastle

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	University of Western Sydney	University of New South Wales	La Trobe University	Deakin University
2006	The University of Adelaide	University of New South Wales	Queensland University of Technology	Deakin University
2007	Queensland University of Technology	Deakin University	University of New South Wales	Griffith University

Beach Volleyball

Overall

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	Griffith University The University of Queensland		Queensland University of Technology	The University of Newcastle
2006	Bond University	The University of Melbourne	Monash University	Queensland University of Technology
2007	Queensland University of Technology	Deakin University	Monash University	The University of Adelaide

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Queensland	Queensland University of Technology	Griffith University 1	Griffith University 2
2006	Queensland University of Technology 2	Queensland University of Technology 3	The University of Queensland	Griffith University - Gold Coast
2007	Queensland University of Technology	RMIT University	The University of Newcastle	Bond University

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	Griffith University 1	Griffith University 2	RMIT University 1	University of the Sunshine Coast
2006	Queensland University of Technology 2	Queensland University of Technology 4	Queensland University of Technology 1	Queensland University of Technology 3
2007	Queensland University of Technology	Monash University	Curtin University of Technology	Deakin University

Mixed

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Queensland	Queensland University of Technology	Griffith University	The University of Adelaide
2006	The University of Adelaide	The University of Newcastle	Bond University	Deakin University
2007	The University of Adelaide	Deakin University	Queensland University of Technology	Monash University

Cross Country

Overall

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Sydney	The University of Queensland	The University of Melbourne	The University of Western Australia
2006	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	Macquarie University	Monash University
2007	The University of Melbourne	University of Technology Sydney	The University of Sydney	Monash University

Cycling

Overall

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Melbourne	The University of Queensland		La Trobe University Macquarie University
2006	The University of Melbourne	La Trobe University	The University of Sydney	Flinders University
2007	The University of Melbourne	Victoria University, Australia	Griffith University	RMIT University

Diving

Overall

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Melbourne	The University of Western Australia	University of South Australia	Deakin University
2006
2007	????	????	????	????

Handball

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2007	Griffith University	The University of New South Wales	The University of Sydney	University of South Australia

Hockey

Men

The Syme Cup [1] is Awarded to the Winning Men\'s Hockey Team.

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
1993	????	????	????	????
1994	????	????	????	????
1995	The University of Western Australia	Northern Territory University	Monash University	RMIT University
1996	University of Canberra	????	Australian National University	????
1997	????	????	????	????
1998	University of Canberra	University of Tasmania - Hobart	Monash University	Australian National University
1999	The University of Melbourne	Curtin University of Technology	The University of Western Australia	RMIT University
2000	The University of Melbourne	Charles Sturt University - Mitchell	Australian National University	The University of Sydney
2001	RMIT University	The University of Melbourne	The University of Western Australia	La Trobe University - Bundoora
2002	Curtin University of Technology	University of Tasmania - Hobart	The University of Melbourne	Monash University
2003	RMIT University	The University of Sydney	The University of Newcastle	The University of Western Australia
2004	The University of Western Australia	The University of Sydney	La Trobe University - Bundoora	RMIT University
2005	The University of Western Australia	The University of Melbourne	The University of Adelaide	The University of Sydney
2006	The University of Western Australia	The University of Melbourne	Monash University	La Trobe University
2007	The University of Western Australia	The University of Melbourne	The University of Sydney	The University of Adelaide

Women

Inter University Women\'s Hockey Cup [2] is Awarded to the Winning Women\'s Hockey Team.

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
1993	????	????	????	????
1994	????	????	????	????
1995	The University of Sydney	University of Wollongong	Southern Cross University	The University of Melbourne
1996	????	????	????	????
1997	????	????	????	????
1998	Deakin University	Monash University	The University of Queensland	The University of Sydney
1999	????	????	????	????
2000	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	The University of Queensland	Charles Sturt University - Mitchell
2001	The University of Sydney	Charles Sturt University - Bathurst	The University of Queensland	La Trobe University - Bundoora
2002	The University of Sydney	Charles Sturt University - Bathurst	University of Tasmania - Hobart	La Trobe University - Bundoora
2003	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	The University of Newcastle	The University of Western Australia
2004	Queensland University of Technology	Charles Sturt University - Bathurst	The University of Melbourne	Monash University
2005	Charles Sturt University - Bathurst	The University of Western Australia	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne
2006	The University of Sydney	Charles Sturt University - Bathurst	Monash University	The University of Adelaide
2007	The University of Sydney	Charles Sturt University	University of Wollongong	Macquarie University

Netball

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	The University of Queensland	Macquarie University
2006	Victoria University, Australia	The University of Melbourne	Flinders University	RMIT University
2007	The University of Melbourne	Victoria University, Australia	The University of Sydney	Monash University

Mixed

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Melbourne	The University of Sydney	Deakin University	The University of Newcastle
2006	Deakin University	Monash University	Victoria University, Australia	The University of Adelaide
2007	Monash University	Victoria University, Australia	The University of Adelaide	The University of Western Australia

Rowing

Overall

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	The University of Queensland	Macquarie University
2006
2007	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	The University of Adelaide	Macquarie University

Rugby Union 7\'s

Men

The Nick Farr-Jones Cup is Awarded to the Winning Men\'s Rugby Union Team.

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	Queensland University of Technology	The University of New England	The University of Western Australia	Macquarie University
2006	Queensland University of Technology	The University of Notre Dame Australia	Macquarie University	Australian Defence Force Academy
2007	Queensland University of Technology	The University of Sydney	Macquarie University	The University of Notre Dame Australia

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Newcastle	University of Wollongong	Queensland University of Technology	Australian National University
2006	????	????	????	????
2007	????	????	????	????

Soccer

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Sydney	University of Technology Sydney	Queensland University of Technology	Victoria University, Australia
2006	The University of Sydney	Griffith University	The University of Melbourne	Monash University
2007	The University of New South Wales	Griffith University	The University of Melbourne	Queensland University of Technology

Women

Hugh McCredie Trophy " The Intervarsity Cup" is Awarded for Women\'s Winning Team

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	University of Wollongong	The University of Melbourne	The University of Queensland	The University of Sydney
2006	University of Wollongong	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	The University of Adelaide
2007	The University of Sydney	University of Wollongong	University of New South Wales	Macquarie University

Softball

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Sydney	University of Ballarat	Macquarie University	University of Southern Queensland
2006	Macquarie University	The University of Western Australia	The University of Melbourne	University of New South Wales
2007	Macquarie University	The University of Western Australia	The University of Sydney	University of Western Sydney

Swimming

Overall

Berge Phillips Trophy is Awarded for Winning Team Overall

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Queensland	The University of Melbourne	Macquarie University	The University of Western Australia
2006	The University of Melbourne	The University of Sydney	Macquarie University	University of New South Wales
2007	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	Macquarie University	Queensland University of Technology

Tennis

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Sydney	The University of Queensland	Queensland University of Technology	Deakin University
2006	The University of Sydney	Macquarie University	Monash University	The University of Melbourne
2007	The University of Sydney	Monash University	Macquarie University	University of New South Wales

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	Monash University	The University of Melbourne	University of Technology Sydney	The University of Queensland
2006	University of Technology Sydney	The University of Sydney	Bond University	The University of Melbourne
2007	The University of Sydney	Australian College of Physical Education	University of Technology Sydney	The University of Newcastle

Touch

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Queensland	University of New South Wales	The University of Newcastle	Queensland University of Technology
2006	University of Technology Sydney	Macquarie University	University of New South Wales	Queensland University of Technology
2007	Griffith University	The University of Queensland	Queensland University of Technology	University of New South Wales

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	Queensland University of Technology	Griffith University	The University of Newcastle	University of Southern Queensland
2006	Queensland University of Technology	University of New South Wales	The University of Sydney	Macquarie University
2007	University of New South Wales	Griffith University	Queensland University of Technology	The University of Sydney

Mixed

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	University of Western Sydney	Australian College of Physical Education	Queensland University of Technology	University of the Sunshine Coast
2006	University of Western Sydney	Australian College of Physical Education	Charles Sturt University	The University of Melbourne
2007	University of Western Sydney	The University of Melbourne	The University of Western Australia	Macquarie University

Ultimate Frisbee

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	University of New South Wales	The University of Newcastle	The University of Sydney	Macquarie University
2006	Macquarie University	The University of Queensland	The University of Melbourne	The University of Newcastle
2007	The University of Queensland	Macquarie University	The University of New South Wales	Monash University

Volleyball

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	Queensland University of Technology	The University of Queensland	The University of Melbourne	University of New South Wales
2006	Queensland University of Technology	University of Western Sydney	The University of Adelaide	Deakin University
2007	Queensland University of Technology	The University of Sydney	The University of Queensland	Queensland University of Technology 2

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Queensland	The University of Melbourne	Queensland University of Technology	The University of Sydney
2006	The University of Melbourne	RMIT University	Monash University	The University of Sydney
2007	Queensland University of Technology	The University of Melbourne	The University of Sydney	Edith Cowan University

Water Polo

Men

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne	RMIT University	The University of Western Australia
2006	The University of Sydney	The University of Queensland	University of South Australia	The University of Melbourne
2007	The University of Queensland	Macquarie University	The University of Sydney	The University of Melbourne

Women

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th
2005	The University of Sydney	The University of Queensland	The University of Western Australia	University of New South Wales
2006	The University of Sydney	The University of Adelaide	The University of Western Australia	The University of Melbourne
2007	The University of Sydney	Griffith University	The University of Western Australia	The University of Newcastle

Competing Institutions

Institution	Region	Location
Australian Catholic University (ACU)	South, East, North	Ballarat, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE)	East	Sydney New South Wales
Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA)	East	Canberra Australian Capital Territory
Australian National University (ANU)	East	Canberra Australian Capital Territory
Bond University (BOND)	North	Gold Coast Queensland
Central Queensland University (CQU)	North	Bundaberg, Gladstone, Mackay, Rockhampton, Brisbane Queensland
Charles Darwin University (CDU)	North	Darwin Northern Territroy
Charles Sturt University (CSU)	East	Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange, Manly, Wagga Wagga New South Wales
Curtin University of Technology (CURT)	West	Perth Western Australia
Deakin University (DEAK)	South	Geelong, Toorak, Warnambool Victoria
Edith Cowan University (ECU)	West	Perth Western Australia
Flinders University (FU)	South	Adelaide South Australia
Griffith University (GU)	North	Brisbane, Gold Coast Queensland
James Cook University (JCU)	North	Cairns, Townsville Queensland
La Trobe University (LTU)	South	Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Melbourne Victoria
Macquarie University (MQU)	East	Sydney New South Wales
Monash University (MON)	South	Melbourne Victoria
Murdoch University (MDU)	West	Perth Western Australia
Queensland University of Technology (QUT)	North	Brisbane Queensland
RMIT University (RMIT)	South	Melbourne Victoria
Southern Cross University (SCU)	East	Lismore New South Wales
Swinburne University of Technology (SUT)	South	Melbourne Victoria
The University of Adelaide (AU)	South	Adelaide South Australia
The University of Melbourne (MELB)	South	Melborune Victoria
The University of New England (UNE)	North	Armidale New South Wales
The University of Newcastle (NCLE)	East	Newcastle New South Wales
The University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA)	West	Perth Western Australia
The University of Queensland (UQ)	North	Brisbane Queensland
The University of Sydney (USYD)	East	Sydney New South Wales
The University of Western Australia (UWA)	West	Perth Western Australia
University of Ballarat (UBAL)	South	Ballarat Victoria
University of Canberra (UC)	East	Canberra Australian Capital Territory
University of New South Wales (UNSW)	East	Sydney New South Wales
University of South Australia (USA)	South	Adelaide South Australia
University of Southern Queensland (UQ)	North	Toowoomba Queensland
University of Tasmania (TU)	South	Hobart, Launceston Tasmania
University of Technology Sydney (UTS)	East	Sydney New South Wales
University of the Sunshine Coast (USC)	North	Sunshine Coast Queensland
University of Western Sydney (UWS)	East	Sydney New South Wales
University of Wollongong (UOW)	East	Wollongong New South Wales
Victoria University, Australia (VU)	South	Melbourne Victoria

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