the series against Newcastle and South Coast. In 1976, when UNSW hosted intervarsity, Albert Suidgeest, Andy Collins, Peter Hurst, Alan Abbot, Ian Geddes and Col Kay were all selected in the intervarsity representative side. Ian Geddes was runner-up best & fairest for the carnival. In 1985, Dale Rolfe was equal 1st in the League's Reserve grade best & fairest after the club lodged an appeal. Apparently R Dale was awarded best on ground in one game, which was eventually awarded to Dale Rolfe. In 1988, Beres Dowdle was selected in the All Australian university side. In 1989, Richard Beissel was selected in the All Australian university side and Paul Annett won the League's best and fairest. Paul then won a Ben Lexcen Scholarship the following year. In 1990, John O'Dwyer won the League reserve grade best and fairest award. In 1994, Steve Driscoll won the League Reserve grade best & fairest. In 1995, the club had five players selected in Australian University Games' Green and Gold team. They were Matt Hern, Merrick Kingston, Justin Loveridge, Shayne McKenzie, and Alex Opie. In 1995 and 1996, Stephen Byrns won the League best & fairest and Dan Hupfau won the League's reserve grade best & fairest award. In 1996, the club recruited a very talented player in Stuart Cadzow and he was awarded the Ben Lexcen Scholarship, which was renewed in 1997. Also in 1996, Andrew Chaplin was selected in the Australian Universities Green and Gold team. The club has won five first grade premierships in 1971, 1972, 1977, 1993 and 1994 and won nine reserve grade premierships in 1966, 1968, 1972, 1973, 1976, 1977, 1990, 1995 and 1996. The club's most successful year at the University Games was in 1995, winning a bronze medal by defeating Monash University in Darwin. In 1985, the club set an Australian record for the highest score recorded by a senior grade team in an Australian National Football game with a score of 69 goals and 32 behinds (446 points) against Baulkham Hills who did not score a single point. The record was beaten in 1986 by Killarney Vale on the Central Coast and then by Victorian club Campbell's Creek in 1990, but the University club recaptured the New South Wales record in 1994 with a score of 81 goals and 49 behinds (535 points) against Blacktown who scored only one point, which was scored by Rod