Witness Australia’s best Women’s Sevens players in action!
The Aon Uni 7s Series – an initiative of Rugby Australia and UniSport – is Australia’s premier Women’s Rugby Sevens league, and a world-leading competition amongst rugby-playing nations.
Launched in 2017, the Series features 10 university teams, with squads consisting of student-athletes as well as state and international-level players. UQ is the most successful team in Uni 7s history, winning the overall title in 2017 and 2019.
The Series consists of four rounds, with matches taking place in a two-day carnival format. All matches are streamed live via rugby.com.au.
The University of Queensland’s Uni 7s program is led by the UQ Rugby Football Club, with strength and conditioning services delivered by the UQ Sport Academy.
UQ Rugby
UQ Rugby Football Club
The University of Queensland
Sir William MacGregor Dr
St Lucia, QLD, 4067
2019 Series Results
Round 1 – The University of Queensland, Brisbane (14-15 September)
* 1st – UQ (21) dft. University of Technology Sydney (17)
Round 2 – Bond University, Gold Coast (28-29 September)
* 2nd – Griffith University (21) dft. UQ (7)
Round 3 – The University of Adelaide, Adelaide (12-13 October)
* 2nd – The University of Sydney (19) dft. UQ (5)
Round 4 – University of Canberra, Canberra (26-27 October)
* 1st – UQ (21) dft. Griffith University (14)
1) The University of Queensland (76 points)
2) Griffith University (68 points)
3) The University of Sydney (62 points)
4) University of Canberra (54 points)
5) The University of Adelaide (50 points)
6) University of Technology Sydney (46 points)
7) Bond University (28 points)
8) The University of Western Australia (22 points)
9) The University of Melbourne (20 points)
10) University of New England (14 points)
2019 – Team UQ Squad
Amy Brice
Cassie Carberry (Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences)
Shenae Ciesiolka
Lori Cramer (captain)
Paige Edwards
Terri-anne Egan (Bachelor of Arts)
Jada Ferguson
Georgia Hannaway
Melita Hicks
Pleuni Kievit
Ashlee Knight
Amelia Kuk
Jannicke Ijdens (vice-captain)
Hagiga (Haj) Mosby
Katie Muscat (Bachelor of Physiotherapy – Honours)
Isabella Nasser
Mackenzie Sadler (vice-captain)
Jessee Santo (Bachelor of Arts)
Kaitlin Shave
Cassie Staples
Emma Sykes
Sidney Taylor
Makenzie Weale
Nat Wright
