The Growthbuilt Sydney University Australian National Football Club continued its home and away season across Round 3 for premier aligned teams and Round 2 for divisional teams on April 18. Strong results across home and away fixtures built on the standards set in the opening rounds as our premier teams returned to Sydney Uni No.1 Oval for the first time in 2026.

Saturday – Round 2 / 3 Results

Across ten matches, Sydney University secured eight wins, demonstrating depth across grades and consistent performance across both home and away fixtures.

Home Games:

• Men’s Premier Division
  • Sydney University 16.11 (107) def Manly-Warringah 15.12 (102)
    • Best: Nathan Tang, Sam Barkley, Alex Witherden, Jack Lewsey, Wilson Baade, Oscar Bosnjakovic

    • Goals: Lachlan Keeffe 4, Nathan Tang 3, Alex Witherden 2, Rory Barkley 2, Izaac Hughes 1, Braydon Pilot 1, Austin Lucy 1, Declan Fitzpatrick 1, Hugo Blacker 1

• Women’s Premier Division
  • Manly-Warringah 7.6 (48) def Sydney University 2.3 (15)
    • Best: Maryanne Harley, Amanda Farrugia, Emma Juneja, Molly Cameron, Yasmin Sayer, Anna Langford

    • Goals: Maryanne Harley 1, Emma Walsh 1

• Men’s Division One
  • Sydney University 11.7 (73) def Manly-Warringah 9.0 (54)

• Women’s Division One
  • Sydney University 8.14 (62) def UTS AFC 3.2 (20)

• U19.5 Division One
  • Manly Warringah Wolves 11.8 (74) def Sydney University 9.2 (56)

Away Games:

• Men’s Division Three
  • Balmain Tigers 10.8 (68) def Sydney University 3.7 (25)

• Women’s Division Three
  • Sydney University 5.3 (33) def Balmain Tigers 4.3 (27)

• Men’s Division Six
  • East Coast Eagles 11.5 (71) def Sydney University 5.3 (33)

• Women’s Under 20 (Gold)
  • Manly Warringah Wolves 2.12 (24) def Sydney University 3.4 (22)

• Women’s Under 20 (Blue)
  • Sydney University 5.8 (38) def UNSW-ES Bulldogs 2.11 (23)

• Masters
  • Sydney University 8.4 (52) def Southern Dingoes 3.7 (25)

Results across Round 2 / 3 continue to build momentum, with eight wins from eleven matches and strong contributions across all grades. Performances across both home and away fixtures highlight tge great balance and depth across the program.

Attention now turns to maintaining standards and sharpening execution as the competition continues.