Our Club
About
The Owls aim to inspire a strong community club built on the values of iSHARE: Inclusive, Supportive, Honesty, Accountable, Respectful and Enjoyment.
We welcome players from a diverse range of backgrounds. The Owls regularly attract school leavers, local, interstate and international university students, young professionals, tradesman and public servants. We also have strong links to a number of interstate and overseas clubs which make us a truly multicultural club. We strive to incorporate the diverse cultures of our players within our own values.
We welcome players from a diverse range of backgrounds. The Owls regularly attract school leavers, local, interstate and international university students, young professionals, tradesman and public servants. We also have strong links to a number of interstate and overseas clubs which make us a truly multicultural club. We strive to incorporate the diverse cultures of our players within our own values.
Our History
The Owls also have a rich family history with a number of 3rd generation players currently donning the Owls colours. The club has an ongoing commitment to inspire younger generations to experience rugby as part of the Owls family. With one of the biggest player bases in Canberra, the Owls aim to support the growth and development of our players, on and off the field.
We assist players, through our strong network of sponsors, old boys/girls and community partners, to help connect them with local employers, businesses and of course our affiliated universities and tertiary institutions (ANU, UC and CIT). We also link new players up with fellow players to assist in finding accommodation. We can also offer players access to bursaries and hardship scholarship through a confidential and supportive application process.
We assist players, through our strong network of sponsors, old boys/girls and community partners, to help connect them with local employers, businesses and of course our affiliated universities and tertiary institutions (ANU, UC and CIT). We also link new players up with fellow players to assist in finding accommodation. We can also offer players access to bursaries and hardship scholarship through a confidential and supportive application process.
2023 Awards
2022 Awards
Our History
The University-Norths Rugby club has a short history of 22 years; however, its origins span from the amalgamation of 3 historical clubs each with a long and colourful history. The Uni-Norths club in its current format was established in 2001 when the Northern Suburbs club merged with the Universities Rugby club – which itself was formed from a merger in 1998 between the Australian National University Club and the University of Canberra Club. These 3 clubs have collectively achieved a total of 8 Men’s Premier First Grade Championships (John I Dent Cups), with Norths accounting for 7 titles and ANU accounting for 1. Each club has also achieved multiple Premierships in lower divisions since their respective establishment, with both Norths and ANU being a notable Foundation members of ACT Rugby back in 1938
The Cups
Our Club
SNZ 2023
Our Club
SNZ 2023
Trophy
Rank | Player | Team | Pts |
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1 | Charlie Brigstocke | City Women | 130 |
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Queanbeyan Whites Women’s 7s vs Uni-Norths Owls Women’s 7s 2023 Round 22
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Uni-Norths Owls 7s vs Gungahlin Eagles 7s 2023 Round 23
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Highlights
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Player Milestones | Ethan Mass
Ethan Mass 50 club games: When I moved to Canberra, Ethan was one of the first people to welcome me into the Owls family. Since then, we’ve become super close and I’ve seen him epitomise what it is to be a great Owl and a greater mate. I’ve had the pleasure of playing a lot games with Ethan and when he is on your side of the scrum, you know you’ll be ok.Between us we’ve definitely had more meatpies off the field than on the field, but what he lacks in try scoring ability, he more than makes up for in beard growing ability and exceptional banter. Happy 50th mate I hope you enjoy the FULL 80 minutes. Words by Jasper Simmons
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