Western University Games Series

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Tertiary Sports Western Australia (TSWA) is the Western Australian Inter-University competition. Competing teams represent the five WA universities, Curtin University of Technology, Edith Cowan University, Murdoch University, The University of Notre Dame Australia and The University of Western Australia.

Contents

The Universities compete in various sports for competition points towards the overall region, as well as qualification for the Australian University Games.

Results

YearOverall WinnerWestern Spirit Trophy"Respect Yourself" Sportstar
1992 Murdoch University Not Awarded ????
1993 Edith Cowan University Not Awarded ????
1994 The University of Western Australia Not Awarded ????
1995 The University of Western Australia Not Awarded ????
1996 The University of Western Australia Not Awarded ????
1997 The University of Western Australia Not Awarded ????
1998 Edith Cowan University Not Awarded ????
1999 Edith Cowan University Not Awarded ????
2000 The University of Western Australia Not Awarded ????
2001 The University of Western Australia Not Awarded ????
2002 The University of Western Australia Not Awarded ????
2003 The University of Western Australia Not Awarded ????
2004 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology Claire McLean Cycling (UWA)
2005 The University of Western Australia The University of Notre Dame Australia  ????
2006 The University of Western Australia  ???? ????
2007 The University of Western Australia  ???? ????
2008 The University of Western Australia  ???? ????
2009 The University of Western Australia  ???? ????

Sports Results

AFL

Men

YearWinnerRunner-up'Think Before You Drink' Fairest & Best Player
2008 The University of Western Australia Edith Cowan University
2009 The University of Western Australia Edith Cowan University
2010 The University of Western Australia The University of Notre Dame Australia Kane Mitchell (UNDA)

Basketball

Men

YearWinnerRunner-up'Think Before You Drink' Fairest & Best Player
2008 The University of Western Australia Murdoch University
2009 The University of Western Australia Edith Cowan University
2010 The University of Western Australia Edith Cowan University Ben Purser (UWA)

Women

YearWinnerRunner-up'Think Before You Drink' Fairest & Best Player
2008 Curtin University of Technology The University of Notre Dame Australia
2009 The University of Notre Dame Australia Murdoch University
2010 Curtin University of Technology Murdoch University Hannah Van Der Wal (CURT)

Hockey

Overall

Curtin VC Shield Curtin VC Shield.jpg
Curtin VC Shield

The "Curtin VC Shield Hockey Classic" is Awarded to the Overall Hockey Winners

YearWinner
2008 The University of Western Australia
2009 The University of Western Australia
2010 The University of Western Australia

Men

Tertiary Sports WA Men's Hockey Trophy Tertiary Sports WA Men's Hockey Trophy.jpg
Tertiary Sports WA Men's Hockey Trophy
YearWinnerRunner-up'Think Before You Drink' Fairest & Best Player
1993 Curtin University of Technology The University of Western Australia
1994 The University of Western Australia
1995 The University of Western Australia
1996 The University of Western Australia
1997 The University of Western Australia
1998 Edith Cowan University Murdoch University
1999 Edith Cowan University The University of Western Australia
2000 The University of Western Australia
2001 The University of Western Australia
2002 Curtin University of Technology Murdoch University
2003 The University of Western Australia Edith Cowan University
2004 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology Fergus Kavanagh (UWA)
2005 The University of Western Australia Edith Cowan University Russell Hartley (UWA)
2006 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology  ????
2007 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology Neil Robertson (Curtin)
2008 The University of Western Australia The University of Notre Dame Australia Jayme Walsh (UWA)
2009 Curtin University of Technology The University of Western Australia  ????
2010 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology Chris Bausor (UWA)

Women

Tertiary Sports WA Women's Hockey Trophy Tertiary Sports WA Women's Hockey Trophy.jpg
Tertiary Sports WA Women's Hockey Trophy
YearWinnerRunner-up'Think Before You Drink' Fairest & Best Player
1993 The University of Western Australia
1994 Edith Cowan University The University of Western Australia
1995 Edith Cowan University The University of Western Australia
1996 The University of Western Australia
1997 The University of Western Australia
1998 Murdoch University
1999 Edith Cowan University
2000 The University of Western Australia
2001 The University of Western Australia
2002 Curtin University of Technology Edith Cowan University
2003 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology
2004 Curtin University of Technology The University of Western Australia Olivia Chiu (Curtin)
2005 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology Tania Perpoli (UWA)
2006 The University of Western Australia Edith Cowan University
2007 Curtin University of Technology The University of Western Australia Jemma Buckley (Curtin)
2008 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology Kate Denning (UWA)
2009 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology
2010 The University of Western Australia Curtin University of Technology Crystalla Georgiou (UWA)

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References

http://www.unisport.com.au
http://www.tswa.com.au
http://www.tswa.com.au/__data/page/4373/Record_of_all_EIE_Fairest_&_Best_Winners.07.pdf
http://www.tswa.com.au/__data/page/4373/Record_of_ATA_Fairest_&_Best_Winners_FINAL.17.9.10.pdf