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2023 senior coaching announcement They say consistency breeds success, which would explain why Sydney University have elected some very familiar faces to lead the charge of their Premier Division squads for 2023. While newly appointed Men’s coach and club stalwart Matthew Vicic, referred to by his teammates as simply ‘MV’, will take on his first …
2022 Cec and Bunty Awards ball The Club’s first in-person awards night as a merged club with both women’s and men’s teams was a fantastic success. Players and supporters came together at Doltone House to celebrate the first uninterrupted Sydney AFL season since 2019, marking some great wins and honouring the contributions of club legends. …
Students to Contest Gordon Physick Cup back on Home Turf After the covid ravaged season in 2021, the Men’s Premier Division team will have the chance to contest the Gordon Physick Cup again at home on Oval No.1 for the first time since 2019 as they take on East Coast. The Gordon Physick Cup is …
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SUANFC Celebrates Women’s Coaching Month In honour of Women’s Coaching Month, we celebrate the fantastic female coaches we have within our club. Within both our Premier Teams, Men’s and Women’s, we have impressive and extremely knowledgeable female coaches working in Assistant Coach roles. This is something that is extremely exciting as we look towards the …
SUANFC Announces Teams of the Decade 2011-2020 On Saturday 25th June, during Past Players Day celebrations, the 2011-2020 Men’s and Women’s Teams of the Decade were announced. After a disrupted two years, SUANFC was excited to finally be able to recognise the club players and coaches, in both the Mens and Womens programs for the …
Match recap: Round 8 v UNSW SUANFC recorded two convincing wins over UNSW as the club celebrated Indiginous Round. SUANFC recorded strong wins over UNSW in both AFL Sydney Premier Division games over the weekend as the club celebrated Indigenous Round. SUANFC acknowledges the traditional owners of the land we play on and thanks all …
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SUANFC acknowledges the Gadigal People of the Eora nation as the Traditional Owners of the land on which our club and home ground is based and recognises that this land has always been under their stewardship and care. SUANFC pays our respects to Elders, past, present, and emerging and extend that respect to our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander club members. We also recognise the significant contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to the game we play.
