Uni Norths Owls 07/10/2025

It was a heartbreaker for the Brumbies U19s this weekend, as they went down 31–24 to the NSW Waratahs in the Grand Final at Warringah Rugby Club, ultimately missing out on a third consecutive title. It was a courageous effort from the Brumbies, they struck first through fly-half Chace Oates and captain Eli Langi, and held a lead heading into the closing stages. Despite mounting pressure late, they were unable to break the Waratahs’ defence and the match slipped away. Among the squad were several Uni-Norths Owls players who have been key contributors to their club campaigns: Billy Hansen, Will...

Uni Norths Owls 16/09/2025

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)...

Uni Norths Owls 25/08/2025

In an exciting update for the ACT rugby community, the ACT Brumbies have unveiled their U19 squad as they pursue a third consecutive title in the Super Rugby U19s competition. This news is made even more special as five Uni-Norths Owls players have earned selection, a testament to the club’s ongoing strength in developing emerging talent. Representing the Owls in the forwards are Will Hodge, Billy Hansen, Uli Latukefu, and Ben Martens, with Harvey McLean joining them in the backline, reinforcing the club’s contribution to the Brumbies’ youth talent pool. As the Brumbies seek their third straight U19 championship, these...

Uni Norths Owls 16/06/2025

In a high-scoring and bruising encounter at ANU North Oval, Uni-Norths Owls and Tuggeranong Vikings put on an attacking spectacle, combining for 16 tries in a 102-point thriller. Despite a late surge from the Owls, it was Vikings who claimed a 60–42 victory, underlining their clinical finishing and physical edge in key moments. The visitors struck first just four minutes in through flanker Eli Langi, with Louis Bartley-Saena adding the extras to give Vikings an early 7–0 lead. The Owls hit back almost immediately—tighthead prop Vaotangi Mafi bulldozing over in the sixth minute, and Samuel Toa slotting the conversion to...

Uni Norths Owls 10/06/2025

Uni-Norths Owls secured a thrilling 31–29 victory over Western District Lions in Round 8 at ANU North Oval, with a late penalty goal from flyhalf Samuel Toa sealing the win in the dying moments of the game. The match was made all the more special for two Owls veterans—lock Samuel Mickelson marked his 50th First Grade appearance, while his brother, hooker Christopher Mickelson, celebrated his 50th Club game. The contest was tight throughout, with both teams pushing hard in the physical exchanges. The Owls responded to the challenge with halfback Ben Roberton crossing for a try in the 9th minute....

Uni Norths Owls 26/05/2025

The Uni-Norths Owls were outgunned by the Queanbeyan Whites in Round 6 of the John I Dent Cup, falling 45–35 in an entertaining but ultimately frustrating encounter at neutral territory, Phillip Oval. The Owls began brightly, taking early control through hooker Christopher Mickelson, who crashed over in the 7th minute to cap a strong opening spell. Samuel Toa slotted the conversion for a 7–0 lead. Queanbeyan responded with three unanswered tries to seize control of the half. Winger Eli Sagala struck first in the 22nd minute, before fullback Nathan Carroll followed up with a score of his own in the 32nd. He...

Uni Norths Owls 20/05/2025

A thrilling contest at Viking Park saw the Uni-Norths Owls fall just short, 24–27, against the Tuggeranong Vikings in Round 5 of the John I Dent Cup. Despite a determined fightback, a last-gasp try and conversion were not enough to overturn a strong Vikings performance. The match opened at full throttle, with Lachlan Hooper crossing the line in the first minute to give the Vikings an immediate lead. Pelasio Samuelu Niuula stepped up and added the extras, putting the hosts ahead 7–0. But the Owls hit back just moments later. In the 2nd minute, Samuel Toa sliced through to score and...