Results
| Year | Tournament | Location | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1995 | Australian University Games | Sydney | Gold - Men's |
| 1996 | Australian University Games | Sydney | Gold - Men's |
| 2006 | Eastern University Games | Coffs Harbour | Silver - Women's |
| 2006 | Australian University Games | Adelaide | Silver - Women's |
| 2007 | Eastern University Games | Sydney | Gold - Women's |
| 2007 | Australian University Games | Gold Coast | Gold - Women's |
| 2008 | Australian University Games | Melbourne | Gold - Women's |
| 2008 | Australian University Games | Melbourne | Gold - Men's |
| 2009 | Eastern University Games | Bathurst | Gold - Men's |
| 2009 | Eastern University Games | Bathurst | Gold - Women's |
| 2009 | Australian University Games | Gold Coast | Silver - Women's |
| 2009 | Australian University Games | Gold Coast | Bronze - Men's |
| 2010 | Eastern University Games | Coffs Harbour | Gold - Mens |
| 2010 | Australian University Games | Perth | Gold - Women's |
| 2010 | Australian University Games | Perth | Gold - Men's |
| 2011 | Eastern University Games | Canberra | Bronze - Women's |
| 2011 | Eastern University Games | Canberra | Bronze - Men's |
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