Monash Sport News
March 2013
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A long-awaited win in Warrnambool
25 March 2013
The talented and dedicated Mitch Burman has turned his dreams into reality, taking out the men’s singles title at the prestigious Warrnambool Open recently.
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New students discover Monash
22 March 2013
Monash Sport will be opening its doors to students and staff at large for the upcoming Discovery Day.
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Monash Motorsport on track
21 March 2013
Monash Motorsport's 2012 Formula Society of Automotive Engineers (F-SAE) Championship winning race car was on display at this year’s Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix.
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Monash Tritones snag second place
20 March 2013
The Monash Tritones team comprising University staff and students have placed second in the second annual Giants of the Bay open-water swimming relay.
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Putting injury aside for a good cause
19 March 2013
A Monash staff member isn’t letting injury stand in the way of raising money for the Royal Children’s Hospital.
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An event for all
18 March 2013
Monash University is all set to play host to the 26th annual Australian Sikh Games, taking place at the Clayton campus later this month.
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Monash and Warwick to engage in (friendly) battle
14 March 2013
While their universities may have an unprecedented alliance, students from Monash and Warwick (UK) universities will go head-to-head in the sporting arena for the first time this month.
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Everyone’s par for the course
8 March 2013
Professional golfers make the game look so easy, but when it comes to hitting a ball for the first time a little bit of direction and help is often necessary.
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Learning to play SmartRugby
4 March 2013
Rugby coaches and referees are encouraged to take part in an upcoming occupational health and safety program being offered at Monash University.
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