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Monash Sport finishes top 10 for Global Corporate Challenge
Monash Sport staff have taken sixth place out of 3,336 teams who took part in the Global Corporate Challenge, a virtual walk around the world which started in Africa. |
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Bolton Wanderers' FC International Football Academy visit Monash Sport
Coaches from Bolton Wanderers English soccer team visited Monash Clayton campus during a National talent and identity search in early October. |
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Australian Wheelchair Rugby team train at Monash
The Australian Wheelchair Rugby team recently had a squad training at Monash University Clayton campus to prepare for the upcoming Oceania Championships. |
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Monash wins Open Day challenge
Monash University came up tops in the recent Monash vs Melbourne Open Day Challenge. |
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World Uni Games success for Monash students
Australian basketball team captain and Monash student Sam Richards led her team to victory over their taller Russian opponents to win gold at the World University Games (Universiade) in Bangkok last week. |
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Top finish for Monash students in Latrobe City Challenge
The final day of the 2007 Latrobe City Challenge university games saw some thrilling contests play out across Gippsland as athletes lined up to fight for the title in their chosen sports, bringing the games to an end in exciting fashion. |
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Inaugural Monash Metro Games
The Monash Metro Games is an opportunity for staff and students across all Victorian campuses of the university to play modified sports in a fun and friendly environment over two days. |
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Community Sports Day – Anyone can play, its your day!
On Sunday 1 July, the Venues team at Monash Sport, Clayton hosted the inaugural Community Sports Day, that incorporated a badminton round robin competition. Congratulations to all participants with your involvement in making the day so memorable. |
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Monash Sport dine with Winter Olympians
The dinner was hosted by Steven Bradbury, the first Australian to win a Winter Olympic gold medal, and was held to celebrate the most successful international season in Australian winter sport history, plus providing an opportunity to raise money for the athletes. |
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Taekwondo, Swim and Softball Success Stories
Former Monash student and VIS softball scholarship holder Kate Quigley has starred in the winning Australian team during a three-game series against China in Brisbane. Kate and the Australian team then flew to Sydney to compete in a four team series against China, New South Wales and the Australian U19 team. |
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Canadian Waterpolo team train at Monash
Canada's best women's water polo players have trained for the FINA World Championships at Monash University's Clayton campus. The 14 players hoped to improve on a bronze medal at the 2005 championships in Montreal. |
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60 seconds with Martin Doulton, Director Monash Sport
Monash Sport director, Martin Doulton, shares his thoughts on his job, projects that are currently being developed and life in the Yarra Valley! |
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Swim stars shine on a grey day at the Portsea Swim Classic
A record 80 swimmers from the Monash community recently entered the 21st annual Portsea Swim Classic. Staff, students, alumni and Monash Sport members took part in the 1.2km challenge, one of the largest open water swims held in Australia. |
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Sporting Success Celebrated
The 43rd Monash University sport blues awards were presented on Friday 24th November to well deserving student athletes. Professor Rob Willis congratulated the athletes as he presented them with their certificates. |
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University Blues storm into Australian Volleyball League Finals
The University Blues women's team defeated Canberra Heat and Western Australia on the weekend to grab a finals berth in their inaugural season in the Australian Volleyball League. |
