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Uni Games 2008 Round Up

Submitted by jeffkd on January 7, 2009 - 8:44pm

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AUTC sent two mixed teams to the Australian University Games in Melbourne in the spring university holidays of 2008. Spring may have been the season but it was not the weather. Rain and cold were the theme of the start of the week. The division 2 team started their week with a trip to the State Netball and Hockey centre. They were greeted by expansive fileds, none of them marked by lines indicating touch fields. The div 1 team travelled all the way out to monash playing fields. There they were were blessed with the joy of fields but on more than one occasion were forced to find their own referee for their games.

Blues Awards Ceremony 2008

Submitted by jeffkd on November 4, 2008 - 3:57pm

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The annual presentation of blues awards is on this year on Wednesday 26th of November. Club members are welcome and encouraged to attend this years event which is the 100th time the awards have been presented.

AUTC WIN GOLD ON AND OFF THE FIELD AT SUG’s 2004

Submitted by jeffkd on March 21, 2007 - 8:29pm

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The AUTC juggernaut descended upon Geelong on Monday the 5th of July. Jezza and Sima getting the accreditation just before the accreditation centre shut meaning all players were fine to play the 9am timeslot the next morning.

Monday night saw the first official Kangaroo Court – the t-shirts were handed out (special thanks o Marty Green for the design and Kat for the slogan) with the appropriate slogan of ‘Touch Me’ on the front followed by ‘who am I kidding… Just f%$k me’ on the back.

Australian Uni Games 2006

Submitted by jeffkd on March 21, 2007 - 3:04pm

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The 2006 Australian Uni Games held in Adelaide between the 24th and 29th of September. AUTC was represented in the mixed competition.

The team finished the week, placed 6th, both a very good result, and a little dissapointing at the same time. Uni Games is a lot of fun, 2006 was no exception.

Emails were sent to the anounce list during the course of the week detailing the games, and the socialising. Read on, they are contained below:

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