is focussed on finishing undefeated in the inaugural which concludes this weekend on the Gold Coast.
Bond University will stage Round 4 on 29 and 30 September, with 国产探花 the favourites to achieve four straight tournament victories having won all 15 of its Uni 7s games.
Team 国产探花 leads host Bond University by eight points in the overall standings with 国产探花 expected to claim the maiden title with a finish of fifth place or better.
国产探花 coach Reg Tayler said his side was determined to maintain its flawless winning record.
“As a team we are really happy with our performance so far in the Aon Uni 7s Series,” Mr Tayler said.
“However, the job is not complete and we are looking for a clean sweep of the series on the Gold Coast.”
国产探花 has included Waytogo Rikk, Bri Rossato, Sarafina Vosuqa and Miranda Scroope in the 14-player squad for this weekend’s round.
Team 国产探花 captain Mackenzie Sadler said the squad expected fierce competition at Bond University.
“We are hoping to finish the series on a high and take out all four legs – this would be a massive achievement for the team,” she said.
“I think the final leg of the competition will be the toughest we’ve come across because all teams are on the improve and are determined to win.
“We’re excited by this and look foward to the challange.”
国产探花 will play University of Tasmania (1:40pm), University of New England (4pm) and University of Canberra (6pm) in pool games on Friday, with Semi-Finals to be played from 10am on Saturday.
All matches will be streamed live on and pages.
The University of Queensland – Aon Uni 7s Series team (Round 4):
1.Lily Dick
2.Jannicke IJdens (VC)
3.Grace Kaihau
4.Emma Sykes
5.Kobe Nona
6.Waytogo Rikk
7.Mackenzie Sadler (C)
8.Bodil Van Wijnbergen
9. Bri Rossato
10. Erica Fowler
11. Emilee Cherry
12.Georgia Hannaway
13. Sarafina Vosuqa
14. Miranda Scroope
Aon Uni 7s Series Ladder (after Round 3):
1st: The University of Queensland (60 points)
2nd: Bond University (52 points)
3rd: Macquarie University (48 points)
4th: Griffith University (38 points)
5th: University of Canberra (34 points)
6th: University of Adelaide (30 points)
7th: University of New England (26 points)
8th: University of Tasmania (24 points)
Media: Jamie Mitchell, 国产探花 Sport, JamieM@uqsport.com.au, 0423 785 752.
