With a proud history dating back to 1873, Melbourne University Athletics Club is one of the oldest sporting clubs in Australia. Over the years, MUAC has been the home club for many famous athletes including Olympic and Commonwealth Games and world championships champions, medallists and competitors.
One of the strongest athletics clubs in Australia, MUAC remains the athletics club of choice for current and past Melbourne University students, staff and friends. >read more
Melbourne University Athletics Club gathered on Friday, 27th of May to celebrate the myriad achievements by the athletes and teams of MUAC in the past year. Resplendent in black tie, the MUAC cohort descended on the
The Balnarring course, in its second year of running, served up a soggy wet track built for those that are bred thoroughly for such a track. Distractions of the wafting smells from the nearby BBQ were put
Melbourne University Athletic Club was back in white (with a royal blue sash) on April 21 for the first event of the 2012 Athletics Victoria cross country and road racing season. Jells Park is a
On Friday the 20th and Saturday the 21st of April, four [insert adjective of choice] members of MUAC completed the Oxfam Trailwalker in a time of 20 hours and 20 minutes. The ‘Dashing Divas’ led by Al Bryant-Smith,
Last weekend some of MUAC’s finest athletes took to the track for the last event of the 2011/2012 summer season as part of the Australian National Championships at Lakeside Stadium. With 14 entrants, only two Victorian
Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park.
Timetable here.
Good luck to all the MUAC athletes competing: Aaron Page, Cath Macrae, Kath Iannello, Anna Jacobsson, Sophie Barker, Kate Scarlett, Sarah McSweeney, Mel Fayen, Kath Clarke, Mitch Mackenzie, John Peavey, Jarrod Pageot,
Melbourne University Boat House
Drinks and finger food
$65 students
$70 non students
RSVP: 20th April by payment to
Kath I, Seamus H, Hannah A
Hannah Alderton and Kath Clarke won Victorian Championships and a substantial contingent of Melbourne University Athletics Club athletes took the club to 5th place in the HH Hunter Shield in the Victorian Track and Field
Three days of fun in the mountains, with a run or two thrown in.
Accommodation: Melbourne University Lodge.
Food:cooked by everyone, always tasty.
Accomodation : $30 per night for students (to be confirmed – but not expensive!)
2/3/12
Sophie Barker claimed 3rd place behind Emily Brichacek and Lara Tamsett, running 16:40.87, just .3 of a second outside the MUAC record.
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