Round 4 / 5 Results

Round 5 for our Premier teams and Round 4 for divisional grades delivered a dominant set of results across the club, highlighted by a commanding performance from our Men’s Premier Division to retain the Peter Ramus Cup. Read on for this week’s Clarke Buyers Agents Player of the Week.

The Growthbuilt Sydney University Australian National Football Club continued its 2026 home and away season with a strong, and impressive round of performances across multiple grades, with results reflecting depth, and consistency across the program.

The Men’s Premier Division performance was a key highlight, with a 166-point win securing the Peter Ramus Cup and reinforcing the standard at the top level.

Peter Ramus, known as “Branch”, served the University club for over 40 years as a player, captain, coach, and long-serving official. His impact extended beyond the club through his work in junior development across Sydney’s inner west with Western Suburbs.

The Peter Ramus Cup recognises this legacy. Both clubs honour his contribution to the game, from building programs to creating pathways that remain in place today.

This year’s contest at Picken Oval again brought that connection to life, and with the win, Sydney University retains the Peter Ramus Cup.

We were pleased to also welcome a group of long-time club patrons, friends of Peter, and supporters of the club, including Jan Ramus, wife of the late Peter Ramus, who attended the match.

L-R: Tim Driscoll, Rod Gillett, Jan Ramus, Peter Kennedy, Graeme Down, Simon Lewis, Roger Down, Peter Hastings, John Baistow.

Saturday – Round 4 / 5 Results

Across twelve matches, Sydney University recorded ten wins, with strong performances across the program. 

Premier Divisions:

  • Men’s Premier Division
    • Sydney University 198 (30.18) def. Inner West Magpies 32 (5.2)
      • Best: Braydon Pilot, Mamadou Faye, Declan Fitzpatrick, Wilson Baade, Noah Connick, Connor Kent
      • Goals: Lachlan Keeffe 6, Braydon Pilot 5, Rory Barkley 3, Nathan Tang 3, Jack Lewsey 3, Austin Lucy 3, Connor Kent 2, Lucas Newman 1, Russell Royal 1, Declan Fitzpatrick 1, Hugo Blacker 1, Wilson Baade 1

  • Women’s Premier Division
    • Sydney University 90 (13.12) def. Parramatta Goannas 6 (1.0)
      • Best: Saskia Johnson, Amanda Farrugia, Lucy Smith, Brianna Davies, mimi Pullinger, Arabella Hendriks
      • Goals: Lucy Gilfedder 3, Macy Tanner-Black 2, Amanda Farrugia 1, Ashley Dribbus 1, Anna Langford 1, Jessica Robertson 1, Jessica Lee Urquhart 1, Molly Gibbs 1, Brianna Davies 1

  • Men’s Division 1
    • Sydney University 60 (9.6) def. Parramatta Goannas 54 (8.6)
  • Women’s Division 1
    • Sydney University 26 (3.8) def. Southern Power 3 (0.3)

  • u19.5 Division 1
    • Sydney University 154 (24.10) def. Inner West Magpies 7 (1.1)

  • Women’s u20 Gold
    • Sydney University 80 (12.8) def. Parramatta Goannas 30 (4.6)

  • Women’s u20 Blue
    • Sydney University 16 (2.4) def. by Manly Warringah Wolves 29 (4.5)

Divisional Teams:

  • Men’s Division 3
    • Sydney University 71 (11.5) def. Manly Warringah Wolves 59 (9.5)
  • Women’s Division 3
    • Sydney University 121 (17.19) def. UTS Bats 1 (0.1)
  • Men’s Division 6
    • Sydney University 47 (6.11) def. Southern Power 38 (6.2)
  • U19.5 Division 1
    • South West Sydney Blues 19 (3.1) def. by Sydney University 130 (20.10)
  • Masters
    • Sydney University 26 (3.8) def. by Manly Warringah Wolves 40 (5.10)

Results across the round show strong form across the program, with consistent performances across grades and continued form as the season develops.