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DATE VENUE TIME OPPOSITION 4:30PM FYFE Adelaide Jets (W) Sat 25 Jan 2020 Adelaide 6:00PM FYFE Adelaide Jets (M) 10:00AM FYFE Adelaide Jets (W) Sun 26 Jan 2020 Adelaide 11:30AM FYFE Adelaide Jets (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM Queensland Thunder (W) Thu 30 Jan 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM Queensland Thunder (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM Queensland Thunder (W) Fri 31 Jan 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM Queensland Thunder (M) Drummoyne Swimming 6:30PM Drummoyne Devils (W) Sat 08 Feb 2020 Pool 8:00PM Drummoyne Devils (M) Drummoyne Swimming 4:30PM Drummoyne Devils (W) Sun 09 Feb 2020 Pool 6:00PM Drummoyne Devils (M) 7:00PM Sydney Uni Lions (W) Thu 20 Feb 2020 Peter Montgomery Pool 8:30PM Sydney Uni Lions (M) 2:00PM Sydney Uni Lions (W) Sun 23 Feb 2020 Peter Montgomery Pool 3:30PM Sydney Uni Lions (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM UWA Torpedoes (W) Thu 12 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM UWA Torpedoes (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM Fremantle Marlins (W) Fri 13 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM Fremantle Mariners (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss TBC UWA Torpedoes (W) Sat 14 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre TBC UWA Torpedoes (M) 9:30AM Fremantle Marlins (W) Sun 15 Mar 2020 Pymble Ladies College 11:00AM Fremantle Mariners (M) UNSW Fitness and Aquatic 5:00PM UNSW Killer Whales (W) Sat 21 Mar 2020 Centre 6:30PM UNSW Wests Magpies (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 5:00PM UNSW Killer Whales (W) Sun 22 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 6:30PM UNSW Wests Magpies (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM ACU Cronulla Sharks (W) Thu 26 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM ACU Cronulla Sharks (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM Hunter Hurricanes (W) Fri 27 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM Hunter Hurricanes (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 2:30PM Hunter Hurricanes (W) Sat 28 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 4:00PM Hunter Hurricanes (M) 11:00AM ACU Cronulla Sharks (W) Sun 29 Mar 2020 Sutherland Leisure Centre 12:30PM ACU Cronulla Sharks (M) 3 - 5 April Sydney Olympic Park FINALS SERIES.

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