2023 UniSport Nationals

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2023 UniSport Nationals
Host city Gold Coast
CountryAustralia
Organiser UniSport
Teams42
Dates23 September – 29 September
  2022
2024  

The 2023 UniSport Nationals, was a national multi-sport event held from 23 September to 29 September 2023 on the Gold Coast, Queensland. [1] [2]

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More than 6,000 student athletes from 42 Australian universities and tertiary institutions participated at the event. [3] The University of Sydney topped the pennant tally, with the University of Technology Sydney and the University of Queensland finishing second and third, respectively. [3] Bond University was awarded the Doug Ellis Per Capita Trophy, and Western Sydney University was awarded the John White Spirit Trophy. [3]

Venues

The Gold Coast was selected as the host city for the 2023 UniSport Nationals. Gold Coast skyline (Unsplash).jpg
The Gold Coast was selected as the host city for the 2023 UniSport Nationals.

The 2023 UniSport Nationals was hosted across a number of venues on the Gold Coast. [4]

VenueSports
Coomera Indoor Sports Centre Basketball, Volleyball
Coomera Sports Park Oztag, Ultimate
Gold Coast Aquatic Centre Water polo
Gold Coast Cycling Centre Cycling (road racing)
Gold Coast Hockey Centre Hockey
Gold Coast Recreation Precinct Kendo, Netball, Taekwondo
Gold Coast Seniors Tennis Club Tennis
Keith Hunt Park Soccer
Kurrawa Beach Beach volleyball
Luke Harrop Cycling circuit Cycling (criterium) (time trials)
Mallawa Sports Complex Touch football
Oxenford Watersports Centre Sailing
Palmer Colonial Golf Course Golf
Queensland State Netball Centre Judo
Queensland State Rowing Centre Rowing
Robina Stadium Rugby 7s, Rugby League 9s
Runaway Bay Indoor Stadium Cheerleading
Somerset College Lacrosse 5s
Southport Community Centre Fencing
Tallebudgera Beach Surfing

Pennant tally

2023 UniSport Nationals Overall Champion Pennant Tally
RankInstitutionGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 University of Sydney 1313632
2 University of Technology Sydney 134724
3 University of Queensland 710219
4 University of Melbourne 77418
5 Monash University 73616
6 University of New South Wales 35513
7 Australian Catholic University 3104
8 La Trobe University 3003
9 Queensland University of Technology 26412
10 Macquarie University 2057
11 University of Tasmania 2013
12 RMIT University 1438
13 University of Wollongong 1247
14 University of Canberra 1214
15 Bond University 1113
16 Curtin University 1102
Southern Cross University 1102
18 Western Sydney University 1056
19 University of Newcastle 1034
20 Australian National University 1023
21 Deakin University 0325
22 Griffith University 0224
23 University of Adelaide 0202
24 Charles Sturt University 0123
University of South Australia 0123
26 University of the Sunshine Coast 0112
27 James Cook University 0101
Victoria University 0101
29 Flinders University 0011
University of Southern Queensland 0011
31 Australian College of Physical Education 0000
Avondale University 0000
Central Queensland University 0000
Edith Cowan University 0000
Federation University 0000
International College of Management Sydney 0000
Murdoch University 0000
Swinburne University of Technology 0000
Torrens University 0000
University of New England 0000
University of Notre Dame Australia 0000
University of Western Australia 0000
Totals (42 entries)717270213

Last updated: 2 May 2024.
Source: 2023 UniSport Nationals Overall Champion Pennant Tally

Awards

Overall

Overall Champion TrophyDoug Ellis Per Capita TrophyJohn White Spirit Trophy
University of Sydney Bond University Western Sydney University

Source: 2023 Results

North region

Jodie Martin TrophyPatron's Population CupRon Leahy Trophy
University of Queensland Bond University Griffith University

Source: 2023 Results

South region

John Campbell TrophyHugh McKechnie TrophySpirit of the South Shield
University of Melbourne University of Tasmania Monash University

Source: 2023 Results

East region

East Region Overall ChampionAnn Mitchell TrophyBen Tjen and Shane Alvisio Trophy
University of Sydney University of Technology Sydney Western Sydney University

Source: 2023 Results

West region

West Overall Champion UniversityWest Overall Per Capita ChampionWestern Spirit Trophy
Curtin University University of Notre Dame Australia Edith Cowan University

Source: 2023 Results

Partnerships

Principal partnersSupporting partners

Source: Partners

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References

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