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UniSport is responsible for the participation of student-athletes at an international level during the elite Summer and Winter Universiades taking place biennially, as well as at more than 20 International University Sport Federation (FISU) World University Championships and University World Cups worldwide.
Student-athletes representing Australia at such events are known as ‘UniRoos’ and are recognised as some of the nation’s most talented athletes. With an extensive list of former UniRoos going on to compete and medal at Olympic and Commonwealth Games, play high-level professional sport, and become globally renowned athletes, the program is an excellent platform for future sporting success.
In order to be eligible to compete at a FISU event, all competitors must meet the following criteria:
Australia first competed at the FISU Summer World University Games in Tokyo, Japan in 1967 and has been involved in every event since with the exception of 1975 in Rome, Italy. During that time Australian student-athletes have amassed a total of 167 medals, achieving Australia’s highest ever medal tally position of 10th in Kazan, Russia in 2013.
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2019 Summer Universiade2019 Summer Games Results |
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2017 Summer Universiade2017 Summer Games Results |
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2015 Summer University Games2015 Summer Games Results |
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Australia’s history in the FISU Winter World University Games (WUG) dates back to 1985 and has seen Australian student-athletes compete in 13 of the last 27 events with unbroken involvement since 1991. The UniRoos have entered teams for events such as figure skating, speed skating, snowboard cross, ski cross, cross country skiing and freestyle skiing.
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2025 Winter World University Games2025 Winter World University Games |
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2019 Winter Universiade2019 Winter University Games |
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2017 Winter Universiade2017 Winter University Games |
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2015 Winter University Games2015 Winter University Games |
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Meet the UniRoos representing Australia at the @fisu_triathlon World University Championships in Nyon, Switzerland from 8-9 August 2026.
Logan Campbell (@unswsport) enters the Championships ranked inside the top 100 of the World Triathlon Rankings. The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) student claimed bronze in the U23 race at the 2026 Oceania Triathlon Championships Devonport earlier this year.
Joining him is @griffithsport student Lleyton Wall. Alongside studying a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics, Wall has been competing on the 2026 Asia Triathlon Cup circuit, most recently racing at the Asia Triathlon Cup Osaka Castle.
Join us in cheering on Logan and Lleyton as they represent Australia on the international stage!
📲 Follow the Championships via @fisu and @fisu_triathlon
#UniRoos | @griffithsportscollege @griffithuniversity @unsw @arcsportunsw
Congratulations to @murdochactive’s @amos_vagg on his selection to represent the Australian UniRoos at the @fisumodernpentathlon World University Championships in Madrid, Spain from 16–19 August 🇦🇺🦘
We wish Amos all the best as he prepares to don the green and gold next month!
#UniRoos | @modern_pentathlon_aus @fisuoceania @fisu @murdochuniversity
We`re proud to be cheering on 35 past and current UniRoos, alongside more than 70 Australian university student-athletes representing Australia at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, 23 July-2 August 2026.
We`ll be cheering them on all the way! | #UniRoos 💚💛
Meet the UniRoos representing Australia at the 2026 FISU World University Orienteering Championships 🏆
From 28 July–1 August, Australia`s top university student-athletes will take on the world`s best university orienteers in Vila Real, Portugal, proudly representing the green and gold on the international stage.
Best of luck to our UniRoos as they prepare to compete against a world-class field
📲 Follow the action via @fisu.orienteering
#UniRoos | @orienteeringaus @fisu @fisuoceania
Meet the team heading to the 2026 FISU World University Rowing Championships 🚣
From 13–15 August in London, Canada, 12 UniRoos will take on some of the world’s best university rowers while representing Australia on the international stage.
The team brings together student-athletes from six universities across Australia, ready to don the green and gold next month.
Congratulations to our selected UniRoos, and best of luck as preparations continue for the championships!
#UniRoos 💛💚 | @rowingaustralia @fisu @fisuoceania @fisu.rowing
Next on the @fisu calendar: the 2026 World University Cycling Championships 🚴♂️
From 25–29 June in Zhangjiakou, China, the UniRoos will line up against a world-class international field, representing Australia on the global university cycling stage.
Our small but mighty UniRoos team, Will Cooper (UTS), Andre Dubier (USYD) and Sophie Sutton (SCU), are gearing up to don the green and gold as we count down to one week until the world championships.
Best of luck to our UniRoos as racing gets underway in China next week 🇦🇺🏆
#UniRoos 💛💚 | @auscyclingaus @fisuoceania
Our thoughts are with the family, friends and teammates of UniRoo and UNSW Sydney student Aedyn Pratley (far left), who recently passed away.
Aedyn was a dedicated fencer who proudly represented his clubs, state and country throughout his career. He represented Australia as a UniRoo at both the 2023 and 2025 World University Games and was a valued member of the Australian university sport community.
Away from competition, Aedyn was in the final stages of completing a degree in Computer Science and Engineering at UNSW Sydney.
Aedyn`s family has set up a website where friends, teammates and loved ones can share photos, stories and memories in celebration of his life. We invite those in the UniRoos and UniSport communities to share their favourite memories of Aedyn on this website via the link in our stories.
We extend our deepest condolences to Aedyn`s family, friends, teammates, and all those who had the privilege of knowing him.
🥇 UNIROOS CHEER RESULTS 🥇
A golden performance for Australia at the @fisu.cheerleading World University Championship in Gothenburg, Sweden last weekend!
Comprised of students from @monash_sport, the UniRoos returned home with a full medal haul after several days of world-class competition:
🥇 GOLD – All Female Elite
🥈 SILVER – Performance Cheer Hip Hop Doubles
🥉 BRONZE – Performance Cheer Pom Doubles
Bringing together 430 student-athletes from 16 teams, the @fisu championship showcased elite university cheerleading on the world stage.
Congratulations to all our UniRoos athletes, coaches and support staff on an outstanding campaign!
#UniRoos | 💛💚
Get to know Team Australia’s Pom Duo Rachel Kipnis (Bachelor of Science/ Arts) & Jessica Tall (Bachelor of Business/ Accounting) from @monash_sport 💛💚
You can watch Rachel & Jess represent Australia at the @fisu.cheerleading World University Championships tonight at 9:19pm AEST via the link in bio 🔗
#UniRoos | @fisuoceania @fisu
Last bit of practice before tonight’s first performance at 9:19pm AEST 🤩 Livestream @fisu.cheerleading World University Championships LIVE + FREE via the link in bio 🔗
#UniRoos 💛💚 | @monash_sport
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