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Sevens Heavens Profile on GREG JELOUDEV 10/ Playing the Field EMILY CHANCELLOR 20/ Games on at Glasgow 20 Sydney University Representatives THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF SYDNEY UNI SPORT & FITNESS | susf.com.au R24 OAR SPRING 2014 6/ Sevens heavens PROFILE ON GREG JELOUDEV 10/ Playing the field EMILY CHANCELLOR 20/ Games on at Glasgow 20 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY REPResentatives SPOILT FOR CHOICE WWW.SUSF.COM.AU A NEWSBITES + NUTRITION + RUGBY + LIFESTYLE + RUGBY LEAGUE + FLAMES + BOAT RACE + ‘BLUE & GOLD’ OVER 45 SPORTING STATE-OF-THE-ART CLUBS TO JOIN HEALTH & FITNESS FACILITIES EXCITING TENNIS LUNCHTIME SOCIAL PROGRAM SPORT TO KEEP YOU ACTIVE Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness – a whole range of different activities to suit everyone! A RANGE OF BRAND NEW BOXING SHORT COURSES SCHOOL HOLIDAY THE LEDGE GYM AVAILABLE FOR FOR EVERYONE CAMPS FOR THE KIDS CLIMBING EVERYONE CENTRE www.susf.com.au susf_advertisement3.indd 1-2 04/07/2014 4:14:30 PM OVER 45 SPORTING STATE-OF-THE-ART CLUBS TO JOIN HEALTH & FITNESS FACILITIES EXCITING TENNIS LUNCHTIME SOCIAL PROGRAM SPORT TO KEEP YOU ACTIVE Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness – a whole range of different activities to suit everyone! A RANGE OF BRAND NEW BOXING SHORT COURSES SCHOOL HOLIDAY THE LEDGE GYM AVAILABLE FOR FOR EVERYONE CAMPS FOR THE KIDS CLIMBING EVERYONE CENTRE www.susf.com.au susf_advertisement3.indd 1-2 04/07/2014 4:14:30 PM FROM THE EDITOR On the sporting field, we are elated home game at Leichhardt Oval on 31st to have 20 athletes representing August against Melbourne Rising! Sydney University and Australia at the Commonwealth Games. It is the largest The highly anticipated Australian Boat contingent of athletes we have sent to Race event has returned to Sydney this the Games, and with only days until the year, with the men’s and women’s eights competition starts – congratulations and in contention for the glory of beating best of luck! their rivals in their home town (p24). Our energetic ROAR cover star is Emily Graham Croker interviews Chris Kintis, Chancellor, an Elite Athlete Program the new Sydney University Rugby League (EAP) member who grew up loving Football Club (SURLFC) president, who It’s that time of year again. The time netball. In late 2012 she decided to explains the passion and drive behind we all dread because it’s too cold, we swap the netball bib for a rugby jersey past players and new ambassadors have to start layering our clothing, skin in a Sevens trial and is now aiming for resurrecting the club to compete in the suffers from the wind and the cooler the world’s largest stage – the 2016 Rio 2014 Tertiary competition – of which temperatures, and it’s that extra bit Olympics (p10). harder to stay motivated to exercise. SURLFC have two teams in contention There is good news though – Spring is Our Commonwealth Games Sevens for the finals. on its way. star Greg Jeloudev chats candidly in his interview about the Sevens World Series, As the new 2014-15 season for the For Australians, especially in Sydney, we the lessons he’s learnt from the local Brydens Sydney Uni Flames is fast are spoilt when it comes to the weather. Sydney University Football Club (SUFC) approaching, General Manager Karen We are mid-way through the cold snap heroes, and the challenges of studying at Dalton comments on the strength already and this issue is full of health Sydney Uni whilst pursuing his sporting and lifestyle information to keep you the team will have with new signings dreams (p6). motivated over the next three months to Kate Oliver and Leilani Mitchell, while create summer bodies now: some simple In exciting news for SUFC, Head Coach Katie-Rae Ebzery speaks of the strong ‘swaps’ to stay healthy; some lesser Chris Malone provides insight into why foundation the team have laid to aim for known reasons why you need to continue the new National Rugby Championship a finals position this year (p30). your exercise regime; and some of those (NRC) is so important for the game and diet fads that really aren’t beneficial for junior pathways (p16). Get down and As we approach August and half the year your health or your body. cheer on the Sydney Stars at their first has flown by, make sure you make the most of this year. Whether it’s travelling, trying something new like a yoga course ESS | susf.com.au THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF SYDNEY UNI SPORT & FITN to relax, spending time with family and friends, or just getting out and about to AR exercise more – you will definitely feel O the benefits in both body and mind. 24 RSPRING 2014 6/ Sevens heavens PROFILE ON GREG JELOUDEV 10/ Playing the field EMILY CHANCELLOR 20/ Games on at Glasgow 20 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVES MAGAZINE 24 EDITIONS SPOILT FOR YOUNG Jessica Laycock WWW.SUSF.COM.AU A CHOICE Editor NEWSBITES + NUTRITION + RUGBY + LIFESTYLE + RUGBY LEAGUE + FLAMES + BOAT RACE + ‘BLUE & GOLD’ 2 SYDNEY UNI SPORT & FITNESS WHAT’S INSIDE FeatURES 24 PLAYING THE FIELD SPRING 2014 Emily Chancellor is swapping the netball bib for a rugby jersey, and tackling the stereotypes that go with it. 10 By Wesley Holding EDITOR Jessica Laycock DEPUTY EDITOR Graham Croker ASSISTANT CREATIVE Costa Popolizio HEALTHY EXERCISE FOR YOUR MIND Four lesser known reasons on why you should DESIGN keep your body and mind active. 14 Southern Design By Holly Pobjie CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Graham Croker Wesley Holding Jessica Laycock Leonie Lum Holly Pobjie NationaL RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP (NRC) Kelly Redfield Sydney University Football Club (SUFC) and Lucy Rennick Balmain Rugby Club’s foray into the new rugby 16 Rodney Tubbs competition. By Jessica Laycock CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Andrew Frazer Getty Images Edward Hawthorne Kangaroo Photos GAMES ON at GLASGOW Costa Popolizio The XXTH Commonwealth Games are just around Ray Lee Photography the corner, and SUSF has an incredible 20 athletes 20 Shooting Australia/Sydney Sports selected to compete. By Wesley Holding Photography David Stanton Andrew Tilley Ashleigh Walden Tom Whitaker SYDNEY UNI SPORT COIN toSS CRUCIAL FOR Boat Race & FITNESS Technique, stamina, passion, history and bragging rights – the annual Boat Race between Sydney and 24 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Melbourne Universities is back. By Graham Croker Robert Smithies FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Aleksandra Pozder HIGH PERFORMANCE MANAGER A LeagUE OF THEIR OWN Matthew Phelps The Sydney University Rugby League Football Club (SURLFC) has been resurrected – and they are a 28 CORPORATE & ALUMNI team to be reckoned with. By Graham Croker RELATIONS MANAGER Rodney Tubbs COMMERCIAL & REGULATORY MANAGER Charlotte Churchill ELITE ATHLETE PROGRAM PIECES IN PLace FOR THE FLAMES MANAGER The jigsaw is almost complete for the Brydens Sydney Uni Flames 2014-15 season. Leonie Lum 30 By Graham Croker MARKETING & MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Jessica Laycock OPERATIONS & FACILITIES REGULARS MANAGER David Shaw 2 Welcome 26 Membership Guide 5 News Bites 34 Short Courses & Programs PROGRAMS & PaRTICIPATION 6 Profile: Greg Jeloudev 37 Join a Club MANAGER 8 Nutrition 44 ‘Blue & Gold’ Event Wrap Up Kristee Arkle 18 Facilities Guide 48 Over the line PROPERTY & PROJECTS MANAGER Ed Smith WWW.SUSF.COM.AU 3 It’s easy to become an annual member at Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness With two on-campus health and fitness centres, a range of short courses, social sport, and more than 45 sporting clubs to get involved in, our annual membership gives you access to an amazing range of benefits at unbeatable prices. PRICES Sydney Uni Students $60 Sydney Uni Staff & Community Members $65 For the full range of membership passes, please turn to page 26, 4 SYDNEY UNI SPORT & FITNESS visit www.susf.com.au or call into one of our centres today. MembershipAd4.indd 1 08/07/2014 3:16:27 PM ROAR | IN CASE YOU MISSED IT It’s easy to become NEWSBITES an annual member at Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness With two on-campus health and fitness centres, a range of short courses, social sport, and more than 45 sporting clubs to get involved in, our annual membership gives you access to an amazing range of benefits at unbeatable prices. PRICES WALLABIES ON THE HOP Sydney Uni Students JUNE Sydney University Football Club (SUFC) had a massive involvement in Australia’s three-nil whitewash in the recent 2014 $60 three-Test series against France. Six SUFC players were named in the squad for the first Test in Brisbane: five-eighth Bernard Foley and fullback Israel Folau were named in the starting line-up along with second-rower Sam Carter, Sydney Uni Staff who made his debut; and prop Paddy Ryan, halfback Nick Phipps and backrower Ben McCalman on the bench. & Community Members The second Test in Melbourne saw SUFC produce another two capped Wallabies when hooker Nathan Charles and tighthead prop Laurie Weeks entered the fray in the 74th minute. Although Weeks and Charles ran on at the same time, the Australian Rugby $65 Union follows historical convention by numbering the players in alphabetical order, so Charles became Wallaby No.881 and Weeks is Wallaby No.882. A week later in Sydney, leviathan second-rower Will Skelton made one of the great Test debuts, as capped Wallaby No.883, when he scored a try in the 10th minute and set up Folau for another with the deftest of passes. Except for Folau, all came through the Colts ranks at SUFC, with Foley being a former Elite Athlete Program (EAP) member. WINNING STREAK BALL IN UNIVERsity’s cOURT JULY At the time of going to press, the Sydney JULY The semi-finals of the 2014 Dooleys Netball 2014 University Women’s Rugby Club (SUWRC) 2014 State League Waratah Cup have arrived, and were riding an unbeaten streak in the Sydney so have the newcomers to the league, City premier rugby competition. And they were of Sydney-Sydney University.
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