Searching for a social yet competitive soccer team in Adelaide? Look no further than Adelaide University Soccer Club White.
Better known as the ‘Uni Whites’, AUSC White is a founding member of the South Australia’s Collegiate Soccer League (CSL) which began in 1980. Today they are known across the community as a powerhouse of amateur football in Adelaide.
Join the Uni Whites, a men’s football team that boasts strong camaraderie, teamwork, mad football skills and a sense of humour.
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Things to do
Key contacts
Richard Bobby Vidanage
whites@adelaideunisoccerclub.com
Coaches
- First Team Collegiate Division 1A | Sean Nunan
- Reserve Team Collegiate Division 1B | Ashley Spartley
Uni Whites’ news bites
New Board appointed to lead AUSC
The following members were appointed to the AUSC leadership group and will have a key role in the club's strategic direction for 2020.
Get your tickets to the 2019 club awards night
Tickets on sale for the men's and women’s 2019 awards dinner.
Progress update from AUSC Board
Brief members circular to update on progress since June's Special General Meeting.
Uni to play matches at ‘the beach’ this weekend
AUSC and AU Sport have moved the July 6-7 home matches to West Beach.
Special General Meeting called for June 20
A Special General Meeting has been called for Thursday 20 June at 8pm.
Join a men’s football team in 2019
Play football in 2019 - Your guide to joining men’s team at Adelaide University
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Uni Whites: Moments in history
Scores Tight in Black vs White
A very tight day for the traditional Black v White Adelaide University pre-season derby. 3 matches were played on the
Benn “Wookie” Barratt
2000: Attends first Whites match as drinking partner to (at the time) injured player Steve Saf and fellow newcomer Tim
Le Glamour versus Ross and Trevor
'Win or eat a bowl of Richard's (????)' Inspirational words indeed from Jack O Stevens, as 'Hot Fuzz' sought to
Round 8: A’s v Sacred Heart – Match Report (of sorts)
Again, i didn't actually see the entire game, but what i saw was worthy of reporting on - especially as
Round 3: D’s vs Uni SA
I think the 'D' this week stood for Dad's Army, with myself (Saf), Jan Pfitzner, Wez Reid & Rob Alberton
Olsen “Twang” Lee
Olsen played a handful of matches in 2007 under Jim Muir. His two claims to fame were: the longest hamstring