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25.01.2022 Tri Nations Rugby Weekend! The club is putting on a spit roast this Saturday to enjoy while you watch the game. 15kg of beef and other goodies, and of course a bar stocked to the brim should make for a great night. Kickoff for Wallabies vs Argentina is 7:45pm but the club will be open well before that.... To help us with sussing out catering numbers, please comment below if you’re going to be joining the feast. Looking forward to seeing a bunch of you down there. Should be cracking match.

24.01.2022 We don’t play for adoration!! What a weekend of rugby for the men and women of UTAS! The Tarooni women set the tone for the day, winning all three of their matches after a long trip to Burnie. Everyone at the club loves a bus trip, and the ladies are no exception, with some even fitting in an active recovery session to Liffey falls on the way back. Back at our home ground, the club was packed to watch some great footy from The Convicts and The Rest of the World. Local super r...ugby talent scouts and spectators alike marvelled at the athletes who some might say are only just beginning to realise their rugby potential. Not to be outdone, the Red Men enjoyed their second win of the season against local rivals Hobart Hutchins Lions Rugby Union Football Club. A greater emphasis on maintaining composure and playing within the structures we’ve been developing over the past few weeks were key factors that helped us earn the ‘W’ in a tightly contested match. After some poor discipline helped the Lions to a fast start, strong words and leadership from some key players helped the Red Men regroup. A much improved set piece by the forwards set the platform needed to convert on some offensive pressure and get the backs the quality ball and time they needs to make inroads into the Lions defence. In a game in which the lead changed hands several times, the grit and determination the team has been showcasing in previous fixtures was channeled by improved teamwork and more deliberate gameplay into more scoring opportunities. This week, strong runs led to tries by Jarrod, Harry and our quality number 12, Liam, who went over for the winning try. Our thanks to the match officials, to the Lions for another close game, to the club sponsors, and of course to our spectators and supporters. Points for the Red Men were as follows: 3. Jarrod The Gardener Mabo 2. Zac It’s Brunchtime Pregnell 1. Remi a winger who can ruck?? Parsons. Well done all! Let’s get down to training and double down this week!

24.01.2022 TarUni - Winners 2020

21.01.2022 Hi Everyone, Heritage Jersey’s have arrived!! They are available for collection at this Saturday’s home game or by other prior arrangements. Cheers

21.01.2022 Hi All, just a reminder that the much anticipated end of season dinner is coming up. Make sure you get your tickets early and come dressed to impress. See you there!

20.01.2022 With Saturday fast approaching the club is excited to be hosting Ladies Day for all the fabulous women involved in Rugby on and off the field. The day will commence with the state wide women’s 7s tournament kicking off at 11:30am All are welcome to attend and support the women and join the festivities starting from 1pm.... Ladies will be able to enjoy refreshments in the club house from 1pm and watch a competitive game of rugby kicking of at 4pm when the Redman take on Taroona Rugby Club starting the second round of the premiership competition. We look forward to see you all there!

19.01.2022 The University of Tasmania Rugby Club are having a celebration of the women involved at the club Get along this weekend to show your support and enjoy some awesome rugby: https://bit.ly/2QmaZVb

18.01.2022 The club is looking forward to what will be a great day on and off with the celebration of all women involved in rugby, with the women’s 7 tournament being hosted at the ground kicking from 11:30am. From 1pm our annual ladies day event will commence all are welcome and encouraged to attend, see the events page for more details. We are pleased to present the 23 Redman taking the field this weekend against the Taroona Rugby Club kick off at 4pm ... We hope to see you there! Go the redwomen, go the redmen!

17.01.2022 After starting at the club in 2016, this season, we said farewell to our longest-standing women's player, Michaelyne Arumbi. During her time playing with the Uni Women, Mich has played with the Papua New Guinea National 7s Squad, represented UTAS and the University of Melbourne as part of their National AON Uni 7s teams and inspired so many of our players with her unmatched speed and clinical tackling. We asked Mich to reflect on her favourite moments at t...he club: "I don't think I have a particular favourite moment, I feel like every season has always been special playing alongside the gals and it's been an amazing journey/experience. Everyone at the club is so supportive and encouraging and I have loved that a lot. Each and every person I've trained and played with have made my time at the club special and I will miss it dearly." From all of us at the TURUFC, best of luck for the future. We know you'll smash it!!

17.01.2022 People would pay big money for a view like this. We’re offering it to you for free! Make sure you pay a visit to the UTAS Rugby Field and get involved with games kicking off from 1pm.

16.01.2022 The Redmen sang the song for the second time today after a closely fought and physical match. Well done lads.

12.01.2022 Last Saturday, the TURUFC celebrated the 2020 season and the outstanding contributions of its players, members and sponsors. We wish to extend our congratulations to the following on their achievements: Life Membership awarded to Ged McAffery Senior Womens 7s: ... Best and Fairest - Georgia Stewart Top Point Scorer - Michaelyne Arumbi Best Fresher - Lucy Baumann-Lionet Coaches Award - Laura Jepson Captains Award - Viivi Hokkinen Players Player - Viivi Hokkinen Men's Senior Division 1 XVs: Reg Beesley Award - Angus Peters Best Forward - Jarrod Mabo Best Back - Angus Peters Players Player - Edward Jones Best Fresher - Jordan Rhodes Top Points Scorer - Joshua May Presidents Award - Zac Pregnell Clubman of the Year - Matt Jensen Well done to all! We look forward to seeing you again for the 2021 season.

11.01.2022 The Tasmania University Rugby Union Football Club will be holding our AGM Next Thursday evening 17th of December at 7:00pm Please submit all expressions of interest prior to COB Tuesday the 15th of December. The following positions will be open for nomination: President ... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bar Manager Men’s competition manager Women’s competition manager General committee members Prior to the AGM, starting from 530pm there will be touch followed by a BBQ. The TURUFC looks forward to seeing all current/past players, members and supporters next Thursday!

10.01.2022 With the last home game of the year ahead the club is looking forward to what will be another big weekend of rugby. The day will start at 1pm with the Reserve grade match between the Taroona Rugby Club and Eastern Suburbs Rugby Union Football. At 3pm the Redmen will be taking the field against the Hobart Harlequins Rugby Union Club. The team is looking forward to what will be a fast paced, physical encounter between the two teams.... All are welcome to come and enjoy the day with the bar open from 12pm and a spit roast post game to celebrate the last home game of the year for the Redman. We look forward to seeing you all there, Go Red

10.01.2022 Last game of the tri nations! With Australia only needing a 101 point victory over the Pumas to take the cup, this weekend is a sure thing to be one massive celebration! With kickoff at 7:45 this Saturday, the club rooms will be open from 5:30. with the long-awaited return of The Globe Hotel’s famous takeaway Parmis to feature strongly off the bench. The night is shaping up to be suitably festive. Guaranteed to be the best spot in town to watch the game. Come down and see off the 2020 season in style.

08.01.2022 Saturday saw the UTAS Red men take on the Glenorchy Rugby Union Football Club in beautiful conditions for Tasmanian Rugby (Rain, hail and glimpses of sunshine). Our thanks to DUFF TV for filming the game, a link to which will be at the bottom of this post. Overall the match was a tightly fought contest between the two sides that entertained spectators for Sponsors’ Day. The Red men started well, converting early pressure into a successful penalty kick, then further increasing... the pressure with a well-formed maul close to the opposition line leading to a penalty try being awarded. However, some unforced handling errors and poor defensive communication by Uni led to the Glenorchy hitting back with a try of their own off a scrum, resulting in a halftime score of 10-7. Deteriorating conditions in the second half meant playing expansive rugby became riskier, and this was evident with several drop balls and unnecessary turnovers by University giving Glenorchy the opportunities they needed to take advantage of good field position, crossing the line one more time to take the lead (14-10). Whilst the Red men had several opportunities within the opposition’s red zone to take the lead back, so improved lineout work from Glenorchy, as well as further handling errors by Uni meant that none of these opportunities were converted upon, with the final score remaining at 14-10. We’d like to thank all three match officials who both sides thought did an excellent job on the day. We congratulate Glenorchy on the win and look forward to another tough contest when the two sides meet in Round 2. Finally, a big thank you to the crowd that braved the weather to support us on Sponsor’s Day, and to the Sponsor’s themselves, who are absolutely critical to the life of the club. Points today went to: 3. Angus Peters 2. Edward Jones 1. Rudy Matoy Naukomatau Match link: https://www.facebook.com/410903668925769/posts/3791290540887048/

08.01.2022 2021 PRESEASON IS ON for our Mens and Womens teams We can't wait to get back into it!!! All skill/experience levels welcome. Even if you've never even looked at a rugby ball before, come down and give it a go. We'd love to see you Feel free to message the club with any questions.

07.01.2022 The TarUni women came away with all the W’s today coming away with the Grand Final win. A gutsy second effort by the girls held the 7-5 lead. Well done ladies!

07.01.2022 Ladies day starting to gather steam!! If you’re looking for something to do this sunny Saturday afternoon - come down to UTAS for a fantastic feed and some quality drinks whilst watching some even better rugby.

06.01.2022 The TURUFC would like to congratulate the following on their appointed positions for the 2021 season after holding our AGM last night: President - Joshua May Vice President - Georgia Stewart Secretary- Jordan Ryan... Treasurer - Bede Donnelly Bar Manager - Hayden Beattie General committee members - Angus Peters, Tom Patman, Remi Parsons, Ailis Fraser, Addi Mandela, Abhishek Khajuria Head Coach - Matt Jensen Bring on 2021!!

05.01.2022 With another weekend of rugby around the corner we are excited to be hosting two games at the University ground this Saturday. Starting the day we have the Convicts vs The World kicking off at 1pm. All former are players aged over 35 welcome to participate friendly golden oldies match. At 3pm we have the University 1st XV taking the field against Hobart Hutchins Lions Rugby Union Football Club. ... We are pleased to present the 23 Redmen lining up for what will be another physical encounter. We look forward to seeing you all there!

05.01.2022 Saturday was a big day for the Tasmanian University Rugby Union Football Club. Ladies’ day was celebrated in style with the club hosting the state-wide Women’s Rugby 7’s tournament, as well as the Men’s XV match against Taroona Rugby Club for round 6 of the 2020 season. The UTAS women had a very successful day on the paddock, whilst the men put up a big effort but ultimately were outplayed on the day by a well-drilled and experienced Taroona team. The women’s tournament featu...red some of the best quality rugby seen so far this season, with every team stepping up and playing sevens as the game is meant to be played. For the Tarooni (Taroona + Uni) team, solid player numbers (13!) of varying experience all delivered their very best on the day and won EVERY match they played! What was even better to see, was players happily helping different teams, which exhibits one of the core values this sport is about: Solidarity. Well done ladies! We wish we could report similar success for the Red Men XV, but the lads came up against an experienced Taroona side that played some very strong rugby on the day. Whilst the final score (33-5) may reflect a mostly one-sided affair, spectators and players alike came away impressed with the grit and physicality that both sides exhibited for the full 80 minutes. Those who watch DUFF TV’s video of the match will get a taste of what we saw and felt on the day (link below, thanks again to Duff TV for filming the match). We’d like to thank all the match officials involved on the day, without whom we wouldn’t be playing. Congratulations to the Taroona men’s team on the win, and we are looking forward to hopefully having another match in the finals. Finally a big thank you to the vocal and passionate crowds that turned up to watch all of the matches on the day, and to those who stuck around afterwards to celebrate Ladies’ day. Men’s points went to 3. Harry What busted ankle? Let me take the ball up Jensen 2. Hamish I run faster because I’m vegan McLean 1. Edward What do you mean I can’t tackle 4 people in a row Jones https://youtu.be/fVcrqCnvoIQ

02.01.2022 2nd session back complete. Getting better each week. Come down and join in next Tuesday & Thursday at 6pm

01.01.2022 The sun is out, the club is hosting the traditional end of season gathering for past, present and future players. Come down for a run, a hit of cricket, or a beer or two to watch the Bledisloe. For the love of rugby.