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Celebrating Success at the 2025 ANU Blues Awards

Big shoutout to ANU Sport for hosting an incredible night at their annual Blues Awards last week! The event once again highlighted the remarkable talent, dedication, and spirit within the ANU sporting community, and this year’s results were nothing short of outstanding. A Huge Night for the Owls The ANU Owls dominated the evening, taking home several major honours including: Team of the Year Coach of the Year Club of the Year These awards reflect an exceptional year of commitment both on and off the field, and it was great to see their hard work recognised on such a big stage. Special Congratulations to...

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Black Friday Sale: Owls Trucker Caps

Show your Owls pride this Black Friday with 20% OFF our premium trucker caps! These aren't just caps, they're a badge of honour for the Owls family. Featuring official team colours, embroidered owl eye emblem, and quality construction built to last. Perfect for the game, summer days, or as Christmas gifts for fellow supporters. Use code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout ⏰ Sale ends after Cyber Monday – don't miss out! BUY NOW

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Owls Are So Back!

The Owls are officially back on the paddock, with our November preseason block kicking off this month as we set the foundations for a massive 2026 season. Training will run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 18 November through to 13 December, with a 5:45pm start at ANU South Oval.This block is designed to bring the whole club together, sharpening skills, building connections, and welcoming new faces into the Owls family. Whether you’re a current player, a returning Owl, or someone keen to join the squad in 2026, this is the perfect time to jump in, get moving, and be part of...

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Owls Celebrate a Season to Remember at Presentation Night 2025

The Rex Hotel came alive on Saturday, 13th September, as 200 people gathered for Owls Presentation Night 2025. Players, coaches, volunteers, families and supporters dressed to the nines for an evening of reflection, recognition and celebration after an incredible year for the Uni-Norths Owls. With a two-course dinner and entertainment throughout the night, the event capped off a season filled with silverware, milestones and representative honours. Club Awards Club Captain Award – Emerina Marsh & Jordan Thompson Best First Year Player (Men) – Uli Latukefu Best First Year Player (Women) – Elodie Galinier The Morg’s Cup (Apprentice of the Year)...

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Once an Owl, Always an Owl: Rugby Stars Send Their Support for Grand Final Day

The Owls family runs deep and ahead of tomorrow’s grand final clashes, some of the biggest names to ever wear the Owls jersey have sent through a very special good luck message. From club legends to current professional stars, these messages are a reminder of what makes the Owls so special, a tight-knit community that extends well beyond the field. Featuring heartfelt well wishes from Laurie Fisher, Allan Alaalatoa, Tania Naden, Pesi Palu, Ash Fernandez, Faitala Moleka, Lydia Kavoa, Joe Tomane, Charlie Cale, Irae Simone, Ben Alexander, Grace Hamilton, as well as former 3rd Grade captain Lachlan Conyers and current...

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Owls Soar Into Finals with Eight Teams in Contention

The Uni-Norths Owls are set for a huge finals series, with eight of the club’s nine senior sides qualifying for the postseason. From Colts to Premier Women, the depth and determination shown across the grades in 2025 has been nothing short of outstanding. Each squad has played their part in making the Owls one of the most represented clubs in the finals this year. With the business end of the season now upon us, attention turns to the knockout stages and the opportunity to secure some silverwear. Whether it’s the experienced heads in 1st Grade or the next generation in...

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Bob Hitchcock Territory Shield Battle at Phillip Oval

This Saturday, all eyes turn to Phillip Oval as the Uni-Norths Owls 1st Grade men face the Royals in the final regular round of the John I Dent Cup with the Bob Hitchcock Territory Shield up for grabs. Named in honour of ACT rugby great Bob Hitchcock, the Shield rewards home-ground dominance. To claim it, the visiting side must defeat the holders on their turf and once won, it must be defended at every home match thereafter. Hitchcock’s legacy is woven into the fabric of Canberra rugby, coaching Queanbeyan juniors and seniors, leading ACT representative sides, championing women’s rugby long...

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Old Owls Day 2025 – Rain, Rivalry and a Ripper Win

Old Owls Day 2025 went off with a bang last Saturday, with a packed Barn balcony and a sea of old faces braving the drizzle to celebrate the club’s proud past. Despite the weather, the spirit was high as players, alumni, sponsors and supporters came together for a day of connection, stories and on-field grit. The day was made even sweeter when 1st Grade put on a show against West Lions, securing a gritty 28–14 win in front of the home crowd. With the full-time whistle, the boys belted out the team song on field, proudly wearing the special edition...

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Legendary Owls Women Recognised in Region Feature

Amazing write-up by Tim Gavel in Region celebrating the legendary women of the Uni-Norths Owls who took on the world. From World Cup players to fearless leaders, these women have shaped not just our club but the landscape of women’s rugby in Australia. Massive thanks to the Region for shining a light on the women who’ve helped build the legacy of the Owls. 🔗 Read the full story

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Owls Women Honoured on WIN News Canberra

The Uni-Norths Owls Women’s program received a powerful nod last night as WIN News Canberra aired a feature segment celebrating the unveiling of the club’s inaugural Women’s International Honour Board. The story, which went to air on Tuesday 23 July, captured highlights from the event held at The Barn, where past and present internationals were officially recognised for their achievements on the world stage. Head Women's Coach, Andrew Balmaks, and manager, Katy Balmaks, spoke to the depth of talent and culture in the Owls women’s program, with Katy calling the Honour Board “long overdue.” Fourteen international players were recognised, with...

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