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Aquatic Collective Warrnambool (ACWa) creates a volunteering and employment network for all aquatic science students and creates a social atmosphere, bringing staff, undergraduates and postgraduates together.
For more information, contact Cathy Giblin.
The Sharks have two football and three netball teams that compete in the Warrnambool and District Football League and offer an exciting and varied social scene that we guarantee you won't find elsewhere. With over 80 players and many supporters we provide an easy and effective means of developing contacts with people of similar interests and backgrounds.
For more information, contact Brendan McKenzie or visit the Sharks website.
This club caters for Commerce students and offers a varied social program and guest speakers on areas of interest to club members. Like all DUSA clubs this is open to all Deakin students to join, the end of year dinner is now confirmed as a very good party.
For more information, contact Andrew McCallum.
Since its establishment in 1994, the DUUC has provided enjoyment for many its members, with regular interstate and local dive trips, not to mention the social functions. The DUUC is a non profit organisation and the costs are kept to a minimum to try to make diving an affordable sport. The club takes advantage of the magnificent rural coastal campus surroundings by having snorkelling and SCUBA gear for loan, and a club boat for local boat dives.
For more information, contact Thorin.
Ruby Union is a relatively new and growing Club at Warrnambool. It is a great game, and good for fitness, fun and socialising. In fact many join for the social aspect. Open for friends and family. Includes members of the Warrnambool community. Competes in the Victorian Country Union competition.
For more information, contact Liam Devlin.
Is a social club focused on organising numerous events and functions at the SUB (Student Union Bar) for members. The SUB Club promotes responsible drinking within a safe environment and social atmosphere.
For more information, contact Joanna or Cassandra.
Based around the card game this club meets for regular competitions and social nights at the SUB.
For more information, contact Kane Harrison.
Underwater Hockey is a relatively new and growing sport. It involves wearing snorkelling gear and diving to the bottom of a swimming pool with a small stick, about 30 cm, and flicking a lead weighted puck along the bottom of a pool. There are 6 players on a team and up to four subs. It is a great game for beginners, and good for fitness, fun and socialising.
For more information, contact Brad Adams.
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