Uni Norths Owls 14/07/2025

Uni-Norths Owls 38 def. Gungahlin Eagles 12 The Uni-Norths Owls have claimed an impressive 38–12 win over the Gungahlin Eagles in Round 13 of the John I Dent Cup, notching another important victory on the road to finals. After a physical opening exchange, it was winger Patrick Callaughan who got the Owls on the scoreboard, crossing in the 10th minute. Moments later, hooker Christopher Mickelson added to the tally, with both tries converted by flyhalf Samuel Toa to give the visitors early momentum. Despite a yellow card to lock Billy Hansen late in the first half for an intentional infringement,...

Uni Norths Owls 30/06/2025

The Uni-Norths Owls made it back-to-back home wins in Round 11 of the John I Dent Cup, edging out a fast-finishing Royals side 36–31 in a thrilling Pasifika Day showdown at ANU North Oval. A colourful crowd packed the balcony and surrounds, celebrating the club’s Pasifika heritage with a day full of pride, connection and community. The First Grade men didn’t disappoint, delivering an inspired performance in the special Pasifika jersey to cap off the festivities. The Owls stormed out of the gates with early tries through the backs and built momentum through the middle stages of the match. Charlie...

Uni Norths Owls 22/06/2025

The Uni-Norths Owls made a statement on Ladies Day, securing a 40-14 victory over the Gungahlin Eagles in front of a fantastic crowd. This marks their third win of the 2025 season, and the day was made even more special by the electric atmosphere, as the Owls took to the field with a strong sense of pride and determination. The first grade men's team was determined to put on a show, and they did just that. The match saw a flurry of tries, with Christopher Mickelson and Samuel Mickelson both crossing the line early in the game, supported by successful...

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...