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The home for all non-sporting Societies, Groups, and Activities at the University of Sunderland

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ContentsCitySpace 3Urban Active Project 7Coached Sport. Try it, Love it! 9Campus Sport 10Sports Teams A-Z 11

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Sport Career Academy 17Elite Athlete Scheme 18

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No matter what you’re interested in, the University has a fantastic range of opportunities to stay active, have fun, and take part in Sport. The start of the year is always a fantastic

time to dust off those trainers, get back into a sport you haven’t played for a long time, or even add to your regular activity schedule.

Our new programme ‘Urban Active’ is great for anyone wishing to have a bit of fun and meet new friends, and the popular ‘Coached Sport’ programme is back again for 2015

offering 6-8 week courses suitable for all levels in sports like Rowing, Tennis, and Futsal. For those wanting something a bit more competitive, the Campus Sport leagues and

events are perfect; get a team with your friends and get involved in fun regular matches. Over 35 Sports clubs and teams also continue to provide social, training, and competitive

opportunities, and are a great chance for you to challenge yourself.

CitySpace’s offering of gym and fitness memberships, and a huge selection of classes will make sure that you can achieve your health and lifestyle goals, and our team of fully

trained staff are ready to help you achieve your ambitions for the year.

With new and current programs all continuing to grow, we are all hugely excited for the year ahead, and look forward to meeting current, returning, and new staff and students

across all of our opportunities in sport and physical activity.

Welcome

The home for all non-sporting Societies, Groups, and Activities at the University of Sunderland

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FacilitiesThe sporting element of the building features a large modern sports hall with spectator seating, an adjoining spacious multi purpose room, an internal climbing wall, an injury support suite, and a state of the art 70 station technogym fitness suite. CitySpace is the new home for a wide range of sporting and physical activities, including the University BUCS (British University and College Sport) teams and clubs, Elite Athlete Support, Community and Outreach, plus various national and regional events and competitions.

ClassesCitySpace provides a fantastic range of specialist and conventional classes, at extremely good value. Choose from BodyPump and Spinning to Yoga and Pilates, with many more options available.

“Guided Personal Fitness Programmes, Professional Advice and Guidance on Achieving Your Fitness Goals”

CitySpace

Opening Hours Mon - Fri 7am - 10pmSat - Sun 9am - 8pm

0191 515 2009CitySpace | Chester Rd | Sunderland | SR1 3SD

[email protected]

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At CitySpace we provide a comprehensive range of classes suitable for all fitness levels. Chose from early morning energy boosters to evening relaxation, we have classes throughout the day at a time that suits you. Looking for something different?

It simply couldn’t be easier to book your place in one of our enjoyable and highly motivational classes.

Monday 07.15 - 08:00 Metafit Donna Riley12:00 - 13:00 Body Pump Michelle Garton13:15 - 14:00 Metafit Michelle Garton17:00 - 18:00 killer Ball Mel Makaveli17:00 - 18:00 Pilates Julie Wilson *18:00 - 19:00 Body Pump Mel Makaveli19:00 - 19:45 Insanity Mel Makaveli

Tuesday12:00 - 12:30 Metafit Ashleigh Little12:30 - 13:00 Xpress Spin Ashleigh Little 13:00 - 14:00 Zumba Jennifer Humphreys17:15 - 18:00 Max Power Jon Saxby18:15 - 19:00 Zumba Jennifer Humphreys

Wednesday07:15 - 08:00 Body Pump Mel Makaveli12:15 - 13:00 Pilates Julie Wilson13:00 - 13:45 Spinning Ashleigh Little17:00 - 18:00 Body Pump Mel Makaveli

Thursday07:15 - 8:00 Spinning Donna Riley12:00 - 12:30 Max Power Jon Saxby12:30 - 13:00 Xpress Spin Jon Saxby17:00 - 17:30 Metafit Ashleigh Little17:30 - 19:00 Iyengar Yoga Debby Eagle

Friday 07:30 - 08:00 Metafit Ashleigh Little 12:15 - 13:00 Matafit Mel Makaveli13:00 - 14:00 Body Pump Mel Makaveli17:15 - 18:00 Spinning Rachel Young18:00 - 18:45 Bokwa Rachel Young19:00 - 19:45 Freestyle Rachel Young Fitness Yoga

Saturday09:15 - 09:45 Metafit Andrew Jameson09:45 - 10:15 xpress spin Andrew Jameson

* Monday Pilates takes Place in CityStudio

Casual bookings can be made 7 days in advance, subject to availability. Terms & Conditions apply. If you have any medical conditions which prevent you from taking part in physical activity then you must consult your GP before Participating in our programme

Sports Hall5 A Side football £25 per court/HrBasketball £25 per court/HrVolleyball £25 per court/HrNetball £25 per court/HrBadminton £7 per table/HrTable Tennis £7 per table/HrEquipment Hire £1

ALL FITNESS CLASSES £2.50

Fitness Classes & Timetables

GET A MONTHSFREE MEMBERSHIP

WHEN SIGNING UP ANYTIME IN JANUARY

CitySpace

SIGN UP FOR 12 MONTHSAND GET 13 MONTHS OF GYM MEMBERSHIP

SIGN UP FOR 6 MONTHS AND GET 7 MONTHS OF GYM MEMBERSHIP


0191 515 [email protected]

TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY

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MembershipsMembership packages have been designed to provide a high standard experience, flexibility for all, and value for money. Memberships to the fitness suite are available right now.

Please note that although personal programmes are available on a one-to-one basis. Initial inductions may be done as part of a group.

Student Membership Packages (Fitness suite only)

Student 3 Months£35.00



Student Membership Packages (inclusive fitness suite and studio class membership)




Staff Membership Packages (inclusive fitness suite and studio class membership)This can be deducted by salary mandate. please note that fitness classes are included within the staff membership price

Staff 3 Months£50.00



Public Membership Packages (inclusive fitness suite and studio class membership)

Public 1 Month£20.00

Public 3 Months£55.00

Public 12 Months£205.00

New Membership Induction £10.00All New Fitness Suite members must complete our induction. New members are considered anyone who have not held a Fitness Suite Membership within the last 12 months. induction packages include Technogym Wellness Key, programming and personal training plan.

Terms and Conditions ApplyHow to Join Membership steps:1. Visit CitySpace reception (Students need to bring a valid student I.D.)2. Complete a PAR-Q and book in an induction at a time that is suitable for you.3. You are now free to use the fitness suite at your leisure, feel free to ask any questions.

GET A MONTHSFREE MEMBERSHIP

WHEN SIGNING UP ANYTIME IN JANUARY

CitySpace

SIGN UP FOR 12 MONTHSAND GET 13 MONTHS OF GYM MEMBERSHIP



0191 515 [email protected]

TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY

EVENTS The Urban Active Project is funded through the National Lottery from Sport England and other partners. The aim of the programme is to get more students and staff active and increase the number of people making sports participation a habit for life.

The programme offers fun, social and engaging activities for students on and off campus in a number of different ways through the FLEXI, CLUB SOCIAL and EVENTS.

CLUB SOCIALClub Cardio A fun twist on traditional sports that doesn’t require any previous skill. It’s all about working out, socialising and enjoying sport in a relax environment to an up tempo music beat. Sports include tennis, basketball, badminton, rugby, volleyball, martial arts and multi-sport circuits.

Club Casual Come along by yourself or with a group of mates and join in a range of different activities including battle badminton, cricket, dodge ball, football tennis, futsal, rounders, soft ball, tag rugby, table tennis, volley ball and Ultimate Frizbee to name but a few.

Club Glow Evening glow sports where the lights are turned off, we UV up the equipment and create a unique playing environment. It is recommended you wearwhite or light coloured clothes for these activities. Face/ body paint optional. Glow versions of basket ball, volley ball, dodge ball, badminton, table tennis and tennis will be delivered throughout the year.

Download and join the app for details of more club social activities.

Urban Active Obstacle ChallengeWatch out for us out and about around the campuses and halls with our fun old school obstacle course. Try it out for a chance to win some Urban Active prizes. Prizes to be won once a month for the fastest completion time. Feel free to have as many goes as you like!

Stay Urban Active with our new web app, launching early 2015

Find activity near you, sign upto sessions, ask a question, give your feedback, track your participation, and earn virtual rewards. The new Urban Active web app puts tracking your weekly activity schedule in your hands.

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EVENTS

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A FULL LIST OF ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS CAN BE FOUND AT

Casual CreditsWe have blocks of 10 credit discount books for sale so you can enjoy local facilities at a subsidised rate. Credits can be used anytime during the day or evening within the facilities operating hours.

Current credits availableSwimming credits at £10 for a block of 10 for students, prices vary for Staff, Family and Friends.We also have swimming equipment you can borrow including kickboards and pull buoys.

FLEXI Want to try a new sport but don’t have the right equipment? Want to get active but don’t want to pay a membership fee? Through the Flexi you can borrow equipment from us for short periods of time to try out new sports or just get together with your mates. We also offer subsidised vouchers you can purchase which will allow you to attend local sports and fitness venues at discounted rates at your own leisure without any sign up fees.

Equipment hireTwo hour equipment hire for use on university grounds including both campuses and halls of residences. We have equipment for a variety of sports, free for you to hire to enjoy playing with mates.

We’ve got loads of fun events planned for this year with some different and fun ways to keep active in sport. We will be running themed events, Beach Festivals, Cycle-in Movie Nights, Glow Festivals and an Urban Games where City Campus, London Campus and St Peter’s Campus will compete for the Campus Challenge Cup.

January Tri-Fest @City Campus Tri-Fest @St Peter’s Campus

February Find Your Match (Singles Speed Sporting) Cycle-in Romantic Movie

March Urban Games (Campus Challenge Cup)

April The Hall’s Honours Shield Easter Egg Fun Run @City Campus

May Beach Festival @Roker Beach

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each session will cost just £1


For more information please email [email protected]

or call 0191 515 3662

COACHED SPORT TRY IT, LOVE IT!


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The Coached Sport Program offers students, staff, alumni and members of the community alike, the opportunity to get involved in new sports.

Offering a range of sports including:

The Coached Sport Program is aimed at those who are looking for something new or are looking to get back into sport.

FUTSAL, TENNIS, VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL, ROWING

AND HANDBALL

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CAMPUS SPORTGET A TEAM GET INVOLVED

CAMPUS SPORT LEAGUES

The Futsal 5’s, 11-aside Football and our new Netball Leagues welcomes teams from across

the University & the City.

Current Campus Sport programs will begin in October and include 11-a-side football (£20

per person per season) and 5-a-side Futsal (£10 per person per season). Register with

your friends, your society, halls of residence or faculty, everyone is welcome!

To register a team for the 11-a-side Football league download the Football League

Registration Form or visit CitySpace reception.

To register a team for the Futsal league download the Futsal League Registration

Form or Visit CitySpace reception.

CAMPUS SPORT PAY & PLAY

Fully exciting, and totally flexible. Organised weekly competition without the restriction of a league. Simply turn up with some friends, course mates, your team or on your own, and get involved as much as you would like.

Flexible, Fun, Pay & Play sessions to suit your busy Life style!

Student Entry is only £1 per person, per session.

Basketball - Fridays 5-6pm at City Space

Netball – Mondays 6-7pm at City Space

The University of Sunderland’s Campus Sport programme is tailor

made for students who want competitive sport but don’t want

the commitment of regular training.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SOME FUN FRIENDLY, BUT STILL COMPETITIVE SPORTS TO TAKE

PART IN, LOOK NO FURTHER.


or call 0191 5153696





or call 0191 515 3662

COACHED SPORT TRY IT, LOVE IT!


Block 2 startingStarting Soon!

The Coached Sport Program offers students, staff, alumni and members of the community alike, the opportunity to get involved in new sports.

Offering a range of sports including:

The Coached Sport Program is aimed at those who are looking for something new or are looking to get back into sport.

FUTSAL, TENNIS, VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL, ROWING

AND HANDBALL

SPORTS A-Zthe University. We currently have 3 Badminton teams, 2 male and 1 female, all teams compete in the BUCS leagues against other Universities on a Wednesday afternoon. The badminton club has developed significantly over the last few years, the club caters for all level of abilities whether you’re keen on competing or just want to play recreationally.

BasketballThe University of Sunderland Basketball Club is a fast growing, ambitious and competitive club. They compete not only in the BUCS leagues against other Universities on a Wednesday afternoon but also in the Durham Basketball League. There is also an opportunity to play in the England Basketball National League Division 3 North with our partnership with Wearvalley.Our head coach Brian Calder has played in UK Professional, Senior, Junior and Development level with both male and female players. His coaching history includes: Newcastle Eagles (assistant coach), East Durham and Houghall Sports Academy and Currently Brian is Head Coach for the Wear Valley Senior Mens Team.

Women’s BasketballThe University of Sunderland Basketball Club is a fast growing, ambitious and competitive club. They compete not only in the BUCS leagues against other Universities on a Wednesday afternoons but also in the Durham County Basketball Association League. Our head coach Harry Wood welcomes members of any level or experience.

CheerleadingCheerleading is a sport that uses organised routines made from elements of some tumbling, dance, jumps and stunting and it’s a great way to get involved in sport at the University.We’re looking for enthusiastic boys and girls who are up for a laugh and want to try something new. Cheerleading is a great form of exercise and it’s really fun too. You don’t need any experience so if you’re interested come along to a training session.

CricketThe University of Sunderland Cricket Club is competing in British Universty & College Sport (BUCS) North Division.

We currently have one mens teams that compete in the BUCS indoor and outdoor leagues against other Universities on a Wednesday afternoon.The club trains throughout the winter semesters and currently plays all its matches at the Ashbrooke Cricket Ground in the city during the summer semester.

DanceIf you’re interested in any form of dance then come along and join the University of Sunderland dance club, you don’t need any prior experience and everyone is given the chance to compete.The dance club competes in various competitions throughoutthe year and also welcome other universities to the competition they host in CitySpace each year.

AikidoAikido is a Japanese martial art and is performed by blending with the motion of the attacker and redirecting the force of the attack rather than opposing it head-on. The techniques are completed with various throws or joint locks. Aikido can be categorized under the general umbrella of grappling arts.The club is coached by Peter Seth who is highly qualified and experienced coach who has been involved in the club for many years, he is dedicated to achieving the potential out of his participants whether beginner or expert he is able to cater for all.

American FootballAmerican Football is a competitive team sport known for mixing strategy with physical play. The object of the game is to score points by advancing the ball into the opposing team’s end zone. The ball can be advanced by carrying it (a running play) or by throwing it to a teammate (a passing play). Points can be scored in a variety of ways, including carrying the ball over the goal line, catching a pass from beyond the goal line, tackling an opposing ball carrier in his own end zone, or kicking the ball through the goal posts on the opposing side. The winner is the team with the most points when time expires at the end of the last play.

Our American Football team currently plays in the British University American Football League (BUAFL). We provide all the equipment and pads you need to get started.

ArcheryArchery is a one of the Universities biggest clubs, it is the art, practice or skill of propelling arrows with the use of a bow. This successful and exciting club will cater for all from beginners to elite with the opportunity to compete in a wide range of university competitions.

AthleticsThe University Of Sunderland Athletics club offer training to all levels of athletes through circuit, weight, track and general fitness. It is the perfect way to improve your fitness in a fun environment. There are opportunities to compete for the university in both indoor and outdoor events.

BadmintonBadminton at Sunderland has grown considerably over the last few years to become one of the most popular clubs throughout

“Over 30 teams and clubs to choose from, one joining fee, no weekly costs”

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FutsalWe have both a men’s and women’s teams in BUCS.Following on from the success of last year, the biggest Futsal league in Sunderland is back. Anyone over the age of 16 can enter, you just need to be part of a team (minimum 5 and maximum 10 players per team.) The F.A. affiliated league has two seasons per year, entry starts at just £10 per player per season and matches will be played every Sunday from 5th October 2014. All league referees are fully F.A. qualified and all league winners and top goal scorers will be presented with a prestigious trophy at the end of each season.

Gaelic FootballThe University of Sunderland has a large Irish student uptake and we offer Gaelic Football among our list of sport clubs.Gaelic football is played by teams of 15 on a rectangular grass pitch with H-shaped goals at each end. The primary object is to score by kicking or striking the ball with the hand and getting it through the goals. Players advance the ball up the field with a combination of carrying, soloing (dropping and then toe-kicking the ball upward into the hands), kicking, and hand-passing to their team-mates.

The Gaelic football team take part in the British Championships each year and various friendly matches throughout the year.

GolfThere are lots of ways to get involved in golf at the University no matter which level you play at.We currently have a mixed golf team competing in BUCS.Staff and students are welcome to take advantage of our partnership with Sunderland Golf Centre.

HockeyThis is a popular club at the University of Sunderland, teams play in the British University & College Sport (BUCS) North League. Games are played on a Wednesday afternoon with a mixed team taking the field in other competitions.

The club offers opportunities in coaching qualifications Level 1 and Level 2; leading to player development and possible employment

EquestrianEquestrian is another one of our many successful and ever growing clubs at the university and is open to all people. Riding lessons are available at Penshaw Equestrian Centre. We also have a competition team who participate in both dressage and show jumping events/competitions across the academic year.

Men’s FootballThe University of Sunderland Football Club is one of the largest sports clubs in the University. Having four men’s teams and two women’s.

The teams compete in the BUCS North Divisions and also at local league level. Games are scheduled on Wednesday afternoons and also at weekends to allow students the opportunity to play.

We have a team of professional coaches in place to assist with all levels of training and coaching, through out all team levels with a clear structure for player development and progression.The senior football coach and mentor is Gary Bennett who played professionally for Sunderland Football Club for a number of years. The coach of the women’s team is Matty Lyons who has coached at a variety of levels for a number of years.

The club offers opportunities in coaching qualifications, leading to player development and possible employment.

Women’s FootballThe University of Sunderland Football Club is one of the largest sports clubs in the University. Having four men’s teams and one women’s.

The teams compete in the BUSA North Divisions and also at local league level. Games are scheduled on Wednesday afternoons and also at weekends to allow students the opportunity to play.

We have a team of professional coaches in place to assist with all levels of training and coaching, throughout all team levels with a clear structure for player development and progression.

The Senior football coach and mentor is Gary Bennett who played professionally for Sunderland Football Club for a number of years and also oversees coaching. The coach of the women’s team is Matty Lyons who has coached at a variety of levels for a number of years.

Marine Adventure ClubThe marine activities centre in Sunderland is home of our wet provisions, once inducted you can surf, kayak and even rock climb should the weather not be sufficient to be out on the sea with. You may even get the chance to compete for the university in these extreme sports.

NetballThe University of Sunderland Netball Club is one of the most developed clubs in the University. We currently have two squads who play in the BUCS North Division.

We have a dedicated professional coach in place to develop players from all levels to reach their potential. They are responsible for all coaching and selection of the team.Our netball teams play weekly matches across the country in the BUCS (British University and College Sport) leagues and cups.

Membership to the University of Sunderland netball club also offers students the opportunity to join the Sunderland City Predators, bringing together the best students and local athletes to form a North East Regional Team.

RowingRowing with University Sport Sunderland Rowing Club gives you the chance to become part of a lively, friendly, ambitious team. The club caters for all levels of abilities from trying it for the first time to elite athletes.

Men’s Rugby UnionThe University of Sunderland Rugby Club caters for players of all abilities, from those who have never played rugby before to players who have represented their county at various levels. The University currently have 2 teams competing in BUCS (British University and College Sport) league and cups.

The club plays weekly matches competing against other Universities around the country; they play their home matches at either Ashbrooke Sports Ground or Ryhope Road.

Women’s RugbyWomen’s rugby is one of the fastest growing sports in the UK and one of the most successful at Sunderland University. The team trains weekly at Ashbrooke Sports Ground and compete in BUCS (British University and College Sport) league and cups, against other Universities around the country.

SnowsportsThe University of Sunderland Snowsports Club (U.S.S.C) is one of the biggest clubs at Sunderland with over 150 members each year. From skiing to snowboarding this club offers everything you need, from lessons for beginners to competitions for the more advanced. The club also arranges its own Sports Tour to Val Thorens, France and compete in the Kings and BUSC competitions each year.

JudoThe judo club at the University of Sunderland is a well organised group giving great opportunities in the sport whether a novice or expert you will be able to progress.Judo is the ideal way to get fit, stay fit and have lots of fun training.The club has a dedicated judo coach,who is responsible for athlete progression and lessons

KarateLooking to get involved in Karate at the University of Sunderland? We offer a wide range of classes including beginners classes for those who who are just starting out in Karate, advanced classes, ladies only classes and competition classes. Our Karate sessions in City Space are on Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Come and get involved.

Karate-do is ‘The Way of the Empty Hand’. It is a martial art in which the ultimate purpose is not to seek to win, but to work towards perfection of character, self-control and self-discipline by the accumulation of experience through training. It is also a form of self-defence using all parts of the body which, by hard and systematic training, become effective and powerful weapons. Karate encompasses whole body movements which develop balance, flexibility, co-ordination, speed and power. This is achieved through the constant practice of the basic movements (Kihon).

Kickboxing & Self DefenceKick-boxing refers to the sport of using martial-arts-style kicks and boxing-style punches to defeat an opponent in a similar way to that of standard boxing. Kick-boxing is a standing sport and does not allow continuation of the fight once a combatant has reached the ground. Kick-boxing is often practiced for general fitness, or as a full-contact sport. In the full-contact sport the male boxers are bare-chested wearing shorts and protective gear including: mouth-guard, hand-wraps, 10oz boxing gloves, groin-guard, shin-pads, kick-boots, and optional protective helmet (usually for those under 18.) The female boxers will wear a tank top and chest protection in addition to the male clothing/protective gear.

VolleyballVolleyball at the University is growing rapidly, and can cater for players of all levels.

Players wishing to compete can do so on a number of levels. We currently have mens’ and womens’ teams competing in the BUCS (British University and College) leagues and cup, as well as further opportunity to play in local league competition within the Volleyball England club structure.

Water PoloWater Polo is one of the universities newest clubs. Water Polo is a team game played in a pool involving six out players and one goal keeper. It is a fast pace sport which demands a lot of physical performance. The club train and partake in joint performance based sessions with the universities swimming club. There are also many opportunities within water polo to compete for the university in various competitions.

There are many more Sports Teams to become involved with, including those listed below.

Handball Sky Diving associationTaekwondo

If you would like to know more about joining a sports club, please contact the Sports & Activities Office by:

Calling in the University Sport Sunderland Office (City Campus)

T 0191 515 3696 E [email protected]

Sub AquaSunderland Scuba Centre normally offer the PADI Open Water course for around £195. However, with financial assistance from both the Centre and Sunderland University, the cost to you as a University of Sunderland student is only £75!

SwimmingThe University of Sunderland Swimming Club welcomes members of all standards and abilities. Whether you are a keen casual weekly warrior, or are aiming for the top, we have something for you.

Table TennisWhether you are a beginner or have been playing for years, the Sunderland Table Tennis Club is for you. The club provides a friendly atmosphere where people can socialise and, if they wish, or be part of one of the BUCS teams which represent the University on a Wednesday afternoon.

TennisThe Tennis Club has a wide range of players, from those playing competitively in BUCS to recreational players and complete beginners. The majority of our university tennis programme takes place at the Sunderland Tennis Centre, which has eight indoor courts and ten outdoor floodlit courts. We have LTA licensed coach Matt Wigham to help with all levels of training and coaching, and offer a wide range of activities for all playing standards. We have all the equipment so don’t worry if you haven’t got a racket or tennis balls. If you’ve never been before, your first two sessions are free!

TrampoliningThe Trampolining Club is one of Sunderland’s newest clubs. The club has qualified coaches so whether you’re an elite athlete or want to try it for the first time, the club caters for all abilities.The Trampolining club competes in the BUCS (British University and College Sport) Nationals competition each year.

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Wom

ens

1st

v Du

rham

Uni

vers

ity

Wom

ens

3rd

TBC

Rugb

y Un

ion

Un

iver

sity

of

Sund

erla

nd W

omen

s 1s

t v

New

cast

le U

nive

rsit

y W

omen

s 2n

d

TB

CRu

gby

Unio

n

Univ

ersi

ty o

f Su

nder

land

Men

s 1s

t Sh

effi

eld

Hall

am U

nive

rsit

y M

ens

3rd

TBC

Voll

eyba

ll

Un

iver

sity

of

Sund

erla

nd W

omen

s 1s

t v

Nort

hum

bria

Uni

vers

ity

Wom

ens

3rd

TB

CVo

lley

ball

Univ

ersi

ty o

f Su

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land

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t v

Univ

ersi

ty o

f Le

eds

Men

s 1s

t

TB

CBa

dmin

ton

Un

iver

sity

of

Sund

erla

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ens

2nd v

She

ffie

ld H

alla

m U

nive

rsit

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ens

3rd

TBC

Squa

sh

Univ

ersi

ty o

f Su

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land

Men

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Durh

am U

nive

rsit

y M

ens

3rd

TBC

Bask

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ll

Un

iver

sity

of

Sund

erla

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ens

3rd

v Un

iver

sity

of

Leed

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ens

3rd

TB

CHo

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Un

iver

sity

of

Sund

erla

nd M

ens

1st

v Un

iver

sity

of

Leed

s M

ens

6th

14

:00

11/02

/15Ba

dmin

ton

Un

iver

sity

of

Sund

erla

nd W

omen

s 1s

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Tees

side

Uni

vers

ity

Wom

ens

1st

TBC

Badm

into

n

Univ

ersi

ty o

f Su

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land

Men

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ersi

ty o

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TBC

Bask

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ll

Un

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sity

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TB

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ball

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ty o

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ity

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is

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ty o

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13

:00

Foot

ball

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ersi

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29/0

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20:15

1/02/

15Fu

tsal

Un

iver

sity

of

Sund

erla

nd M

ens

1st

v Te

essi

de U

nive

rsit

y M

ens

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TBC

Cric

ket

(Indo

or)

Univ

ersi

ty o

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land

Men

s 1s

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le U

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y M

ens

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16

:00

4/02

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sket

ball

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land

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ens

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Un

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ens

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of

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CNe

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l

Un

iver

sity

of

Sund

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omen

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Univ

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ty o

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Wom

ens

6th

TBC

Tenn

is

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ersi

ty o

f Su

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land

Men

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ty o

f Hu

ll M

ens

2nd

13:0

0Te

nnis

Un

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sity

of

Sund

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ens

2nd

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eds

Beck

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ersi

ty (C

arne

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Sund

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14

:00

Foot

ball

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ty o

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land

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14:0

0Fo

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ens

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essi

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14

:00

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ball

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side

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vers

ity

Men

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h

14:0

0Fo

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ll

Un

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of

Sund

erla

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ens

4th

v Gr

imsb

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ens

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2/20

15

14

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Foot

ball

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2nd

v Un

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sity

of

York

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ens

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14:0

0

7/02

/15Fu

tsal

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iver

sity

of

Sund

erla

nd M

ens

2nd

v Yo

rk S

t Jo

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ens

1st

TBC

8/02

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eric

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all

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ty o

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land

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vers

ity

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ball

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21/0

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land

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12:0

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door

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sity

of

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ens

1st

v Un

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of

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burg

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15

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22/0

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l Un

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of

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v Un

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sity

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Past scheme members have included everyone from Olympic rowers, world champion martial artists, commonwealth gymnasts, county cricket players, European athletic competitors, and six nations rugby champions. The university’s CitySpace building was one of the region’s 2012 Olympic training camp venues, this allowed current and potential world performers to meet .

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