UniSport Nationals

The inaugural Australian University Games were held in Brisbane in 1993. The 2015 Australian University Games hosted in Gold Coast was the largest in its history, with more than 8,000 student athletes competing across 32 sports. The University of Sydney has been the most successful amongst competing universities in the Australian University Games, having achieved "Overall Champion" a total of nine times (1995–1996, 1999–2003, 2007, 2014). The University of Western Australia became the first University outside the big 3 (the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne, and Monash University) to win the overall champion title since 1994, when it clinched the 2010 title. The final Australian University Games concluded in 2017 with the University of Technology Sydney, claiming their second overall champion title. The UniSport Nationals replaced the Australian University Games from 2018 onwards. While these championships are usually held annually, the 2020 and 2021 events that were set to take place on the Gold Coast were cancelled due to the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. Along with its main national championships, UniSport Australia also cancelled the standalone championships throughout 2020. The event returned successfully in 2022 in Perth. In July 2022, UniSport Australia announced that they would be adopting the National Integrity Framework, and associated integrity policies, after forming a partnership with Sport Integrity Australia. == Member universities ==

Overall Champion The university with the most pennants across all sports is awarded the Overall Champion Trophy. Per Capita Champion The university with the highest points based on performance and enrolment numbers is awarded the Doug Ellis Per Capita Trophy. Spirit Champion The university that has shown the best sportsmanship is awarded John White Spirit Trophy. Table of Results == Sports Trophies ==

3x3 Basketball Men Women Athletics Overall Men QLD Licensed Vietuallers Asc. IV Athletics Trophy Women The G.R. Hulbert Trophy Australian Football Men - Division One The E.J Hartung Cup Intervarsity is Awarded to the Winning Men's Football Team Men - Division Two Women Mixed AFL 9s Badminton Men Division 1 Women Men Division 2 Baseball Australian Universities Championship Series Basketball Men AUSA Men's Basketball Shield Women Beach Volleyball Overall Men Women Mixed Cheer and Dance Overall Cheer Dance Cross Country Overall Men Women Cycling The 2013 AUGs were essentially dominated by the strong team from Sydney University (SUVelo), who took out the men's, women's, and overall champion trophies. Overall Distance Running Diving Overall Dodgeball Mixed Fencing Overall Football Men Men's Division 2 Women Hugh McCredie Trophy " The Intervarsity Cup" is Awarded for Women's Winning Team Futsal Men's Division 1 Women's Division 1 Men's Division 2 Women's Division 2 Golf Overall Men Women Handball Mixed Division 1 Mixed Division 2 Hockey Men The Syme Cup is Awarded to the Winning Men's Hockey Team. Women Inter University Women's Hockey Cup is Awarded to the Winning Women's Hockey Team. Judo Overall Kendo Overall Lacrosse Overall Lawn Bowls Open League of Legends Netball Women Mixed Oztag Mixed Rowing Rowing was one of the first events competed for between Australian universities. Men's Eights have been raced since 1888, lightweight fours since 1963, and women's eights since 1978. The NSW Centenary Cup is awarded for the university that scores the most points overall in all events; however, the most prestigious events remain the Men's and Women's Eights. Overall Men's Eight The Oxford and Cambridge Cup is awarded to the winning Men's Eight. Women's Eight The Godfrey Tanner Cup is awarded to the winning Women's Eight. Rugby League 9's Men Rugby Union 7's Men The Nick Farr-Jones Cup is Awarded to the Winning Men's Rugby Union Team. Women Sailing A demonstration sport in 2010 and a full sport in 2011, having been revived after a long period of decline. See Australian University Sailing. Teams Racing Match Racing Snow Overall University Rankings by Medals Overall Men's Rankings by Medals Overall Women's Rankings by Medals Softball Squash Men's Women's Mixed Swimming Overall Berge Phillips Trophy is Awarded for Winning Team Overall Surfing Overall Champion Women's Overall Champion Men's Overall Champion T20 Cricket Men's Women's Table Tennis Men Women Taekwondo Overall Tennis Men Women Tenpin Bowling Touch Men Women Mixed Triathlon Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball Men Women Water Polo Men Women == See also ==