Northern University Games

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The Northern University Games (NUG) is an Australian inter-varsity multi-sport competition held annually in mid-year break (June/July in Australia) between universities and tertiary institutions from Queensland, Northern Territory and northern New South Wales. The games attract on average 600 competitors every year across seven different sports. It was first held in 2005.

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Participants

In 2009, the following universities competed at the Games:

Sport Results

Winners with an * denotes runners-up to a foreign touring team.

Australian Football

YearHost CityWinner
2005 Cairns Queensland University of Technology

Baseball

YearHost CityWinner
2005 Cairns Queensland University of Technology

Basketball

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns Queensland University of Technology James Cook University

Golf

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns Griffith University, Gold Coast Griffith University, Gold Coast

Hockey

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns Queensland University of Technology Queensland University of Technology

Netball

YearHost CityMixed WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns Bond University University of Queensland

Rugby League 7's

YearHost CityMen's Winner
2005 Cairns University of New England

Rugby Union

YearHost CityMen's Winner
2005 Cairns University of New England

Soccer

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns University of Queensland University of Queensland*

Squash

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns Queensland University of Technology Griffith University

Tennis

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns Queensland University of Technology University of Queensland

Touch Football

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's WinnerMixed Winner
2005 Cairns Queensland University of Technology Queensland University of Technology University of Queensland, Gatton

Volleyball

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns James Cook University University of Queensland*

Water Polo

YearHost CityMen's WinnerWomen's Winner
2005 Cairns University of Queensland University of Queensland

Coordinates: 27°27′47.09″S153°00′33.33″E / 27.4630806°S 153.0092583°E / -27.4630806; 153.0092583

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