Students get active on campus

RMIT Sport and Fitness played host to a variety of in person activities over the last week, none bigger than the annual ‘Healthcare Cup’ held at the Bundoora Campus Sports Precinct.

The annual event held at the Bundoora Campus was planned throughout 2021 in conjunction with RUSU – with students thrilled that the event could go ahead in such a tumultuous year.

Student representatives from Allied Health designed their own playing jumpers, and along with the RMIT red and black of the Redbacks, and the vocal supporters, the atmosphere was electric, with all involved enjoying the fun and action on-field, along with food trucks and bar set up for the day.

The combined donations of players and spectators also saw the day raise over $5000 for Headspace Australia.

In other RMIT Sport and Fitness action over the weekend, RMIT’s Premier League Tennis team hit-off competition in partnership with Bundoora Tennis Club – that included a LIVE cross to Network Ten’s The Project, while in the world of basketball, the Big V men’s and women’s programs celebrated the 2021 season with an award night at the city campus home of the Redbacks, the Oxford Scholar.

RMIT Big V Basketball Program men and women celebrate their 2021 achievements

2021 RMIT Students enjoying the social side to the day.

RMIT's elite tennis team in Friday evening Premier League action.

2021 RMIT Students rally prior to competition on Bundoora Oval.

Check out RMIT Sport and Fitness Facebook and Instagram accounts for more images.

Images courtesy of RMIT student Leo Spyrou

29 November 2021

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