Sports
Drummond and Smith College participates in a number of sports organised for the residential colleges within the University of New England (Australia). Some sports the College gets involved in are athletics; touch football; soccer; waterpolo; netball; and tennis. The University's intercollegiate sporting competition is divided into a men's and women's sport. Men strive to win the annual President's Trophy (PT), while women aim to achieve the highest to win the Mary Bagnall trophy.
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