Question 1

Business Students’ Association

Accepted Answer

We are a student led idea lab and social space open to all students across the Tauranga campus, not just business/management students.
Bring a business or project idea to test and refine with supportive peer feedback, or simply come along to connect, collaborate, and work on assignments in a relaxed and welcoming environment. We also host industry speakers who share real world experiences and practical insights.
For more information or to join the Business Students’ Association, please contact: bsa@clubs.wsu.org.nz and follow @business_students_association on Instagram.

Question 2

Tauranga Football Club

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Whether you’re here to compete, improve your skills, or just enjoy the game, Tauranga Football Club is your place to play, connect, and belong!
We aim to provide regular trainings, social kickarounds, and competitive opportunities, while also hosting social events that bring our members together on and off the pitch.
For more information on trainings, games, or to join the Tauranga Football Club, please contact: tgafootball@clubs.wsu.org.nz.

Question 3

Waikato University Ethnic Peoples’ Association

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The Waikato University Ethnic Peoples’ Association (WUEPA) is a student-led club in Tauranga that is dedicated to fostering inclusivity, cultural celebration, and support for students of all ethnic backgrounds.
 
WUEPA aims to create a truly welcoming campus by celebrating global cultures through cultural events, providing support for university life, including guidance and language assistance for both international and local students, alongside ensuring all students, regardless of background, feel included, understood, and empowered. To join the Waikato University Ethnic Peoples’ Association, please contact wuepa@clubs.wsu.org.nz, or connect with the team on Instagram &#8211; @wu.epa.
 
Contact WUEPA: wuepa@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow WUEPA on Instagram: @wu.epa

Question 4

Dungeons and Dragons Campaigns

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The Dungeons and Dragons Club meet Saturdays from 12pm to 5pm on the Tauranga Campus. Our campaigns have been a blast so far and we are looking for more players to join our sessions! We have plenty of room, so whether you&#8217;re a seasoned adventurer or new to the game, if you&#8217;re interested in joining our club, please contact dnd@clubs.wsu.org.nz.
 
Contact Dungeons and Dragons Campaigns: dnd@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 5

Waikato University Law Students’ Association - Tauranga

Accepted Answer

The Waikato University Law Students’ Association (commonly referred to as WULSA) is one of Tauranga’s largest student law associations. We are committed to providing Tauranga students with the same social and professional development opportunities as our peers based in Hamilton. Our club hosts a variety of competitions, social and academic events both on and off campus throughout the year, including BBQs, panels and workshops.
 
To become a WULSA club member, email wulsatga@clubs.wsu.org.nz. All Tauranga law students are welcome!
 
Contact WULSA: wulsatga@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow WULSA on Instagram: @waikatolawtauranga

Question 6

Lex Wāhine - Women in Law

Accepted Answer

Lex Wāhine is a female-led students’ association dedicated to supporting wāhine studying law in Tauranga. Our kaupapa is to foster a strong, empowering community where wāhine can connect, grow, and thrive in their legal journeys. We provide regular professional development opportunities such as networking panels with local wāhine in the legal profession, and practical career insights, all while creating space for fun, connection, support and well-deserved breaks from the books.
 
Whether you’re aiming for the courtroom, the boardroom, or just trying to survive law school &#8211; Lex Wāhine is here to support you, every step of the way! To become a Lex Wāhine club member, email lexwahine@clubs.wsu.org.nz or connect with the team on Instagram.
 
Contact Lex Wāhine: lexwahine@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow Lex Wāhine on Instagram: @lexwahine

Question 7

Papua New Guinea Waikato Students Association

Accepted Answer

Check out our Facebook here.

Question 8

Chess Club

Accepted Answer

Hi, we’re Waikato University’s Chess Club – Te Harikoa mā te Tākaro ki Waikato. Whether you&#8217;re a Grandmaster or just learning the rules, everyone is welcome. Come along, make some moves, and enjoy the game with us. Check out our socials for meet-up times and events!
Contact: UOWChess@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 9

Collective Uni

Accepted Answer

At the heart of Collective Uni is a simple desire: to create a space where students can connect with one another and with a deeper truth. We are all about building a community where you can form genuine friendships, uplift and encourage each other, explore the Christian faith at your own pace, and grow in your walk with God, wherever you are starting from.
 
No pressure, no judgement. Come as you are. Discover what it means to do life, faith and community together. To become a Collective Uni club member, please fill out this form: https://tinyurl.com/58ta4dzw.
 
Contact Collective Uni: collectiveuni@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow Collective Uni on Instagram: @collectiveunitga

Question 10

Unity Dance Club

Accepted Answer

Unity Dance Club is the dance club at Waikato University. It runs from 1pm-2pm every Wednesday in the Gallagher Performing Arts Center Dance Studio. Come along, everyone is welcome no matter your age or ability level! Follow us on instagram (@dance_at_waikato) for updates and more information.
Contact: UnityDanceClub@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 11

Student Life

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An awesome Christian community united in a common goal to reach the University of Waikato for Jesus Christ. We do this by sharing our faith and showing God’s Love in practical ways. We have weekly meet-ups which include time for fellowship, meeting other like-minded students on campus and also training on how to share our faith with friends, family and fellow students on campus. We have prayer times, where we gather and pray for the campus, our friends, family and each other. We also have socials where anyone is welcome, so bring a friend and come hangout with us!
Contact: StudentLife@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 12

Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship (Tauranga)

Accepted Answer

University years are filled with both possibilities and pitfalls. We want students to make wise decisions when they get their first taste of freedom, but we exist for far more than that. The Tertiary Students’ Christian Fellowship (TSCF) club is a place to help every student relate the gospel to culture, apply the Bible to life, and extend everything they learn to the workplace.
 
To join the Tertiary Students’ Christian Fellowship in Tauranga, please contact tscftga@clubs.wsu.org.nz.
 
Contact TSCF: tscftga@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow TSCF on Instagram: @tscf.tauranga

Question 13

Animal Rights & Climate Justice

Accepted Answer

We take action in a variety of ways on campus to promote veganism and a plant-based food system for the sake of animals and the climate. If you’re interested in animal rights and climate justice don’t hesitate to reach out.
Contact: animalrights.uow@gmail.com

Question 14

Singularity

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Welcome to Singularity—where intelligence meets imagination!
At Singularity, we&#8217;re more than just an artificial intelligence academic club; we&#8217;re a vibrant community passionate about exploring the fascinating world of AI together. Whether you&#8217;re a seasoned machine learning enthusiast, a coding newcomer, or simply curious about the tech shaping our future, there&#8217;s a place here just for you.
Dive into hands-on workshops, lively discussions, and collaborative projects that tackle everything from neural networks to local language models, from deep learning to ethical AI practices. Our members come from diverse backgrounds but share one common thread: an eagerness to innovate and make an impact.
Singularity isn&#8217;t just about algorithms—it&#8217;s about friendships, innovation, and building the future one line of code at a time. Ready to embark on this exciting AI adventure?
Join us, and let&#8217;s redefine the future—together! (Can you guess which paragraph is generated? 🙂
Enrolment Form: https://forms.office.com/
Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/singularity_uow/
Official Website: https://singularity-ai-uow.github.io/
Email: singularity@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 15

Waikato University Law Students’ Association

Accepted Answer

The Waikato University Law Students&#8217; Association (WULSA) is committed to providing social and professional development to all law students at Te Piringa &#8211; Faculty of Law at Waikato University. WULSA organises competitions, social events and academic events throughout the year, including BBQs, social sports teams, panels & workshops, and our annual law ball. During your studies at Waikato, WULSA is able to provide you with advocacy and support. For further details, see the WULSA Facebook page and WULSA Instagram.
Chapterised &#8211; Hamilton And Tauranga
Contact: WULSA@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 16

University of Waikato Snow Sports

Accepted Answer

Are you a keen skier or snowboarder? Thinking about hitting the slopes for the first time? Love escaping classes for some snowy adventure? If so, the Waikato University Snow Sports Club (WUSSC) is the club for you! Whether you’re on campus in Hamilton or Tauranga, WUSSC is for everyone.
 
To join the Waikato University Snow Sports Club, please contact waikatosnowsports@clubs.wsu.org.nz, or connect with the team on Instagram &#8211; @wussc_nz.
 
Contact the Waikato University Snow Sports Club: waikatosnowsports@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow the Waikato University Snow Sports Club on Instagram: @wussc_nz

Question 17

Te Waiora

Accepted Answer

Te Waiora aims to develop and foster Te Reo Māori me ōna Tikanga at The University of Waikato. We aim to provide an environment, particularly for Māori students, to feel comfortable and unified in a University setting by developing whānaungatanga and rangatiratanga through Wānanga, Kapa Haka and participation in Kaupapa Māori at the University.
Contact: tewaiora.waikato@gmail.com

Question 18

Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship

Accepted Answer

We are a group of Christian students who meet weekly for Bible studies and fellowship, where we serve to help reach students for Christ by enabling students to reach maturity in Christ, so that they understand and proclaim the truth about Christ and serve God by showing His love in the student world. We disciple students, encouraging them to think about how the gospel applies to the whole of life and helping them to lay solid foundations for life. Our aims are to think deeply about the questions of life, live a purposeful life that practices what we preach, be aware and prayerful about the issues that the world faces today outside of our individual countries, show the love of Christ to our fellow students and learn to use our gifts and talents to serve God.
Contact: tscf@tscf.org.nz

Question 19

Solomon Islands Community Waikato Association

Accepted Answer

The Solomon Islands Community of Waikato Association (SICWA) is a non-charitable group mainly consist of students studying in the University of Waikato and other institution within the Waikato Region.
Contact: SICWA@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 20

Pacific Islander Management Students Association

Accepted Answer

Contact: PIMSA@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 21

Pacific Law Students Association

Accepted Answer

The Pacific Law Students Association (PLSA) is a student body made up of currently enrolled law students at Te Piringa Law Faculty with diverse pacific island heritage. Our Committee is elected by those that make up this particular student body. We operate with the aim of providing a strong support network for our students by providing events for their academic, cultural, and social benefit. We recognize the value in our cultural heritage and work together in order to promote unity, encourage motivation and inspiration for each other during our course of study.
Contact: president.plsawaikato@gmail.com

Question 22

Waikato Bangladesh Students Association

Accepted Answer

Contact: Bangladesh@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 23

Waikato University Indian Students Association

Accepted Answer

A group to celebrate Indian culture
Contact: WISCU@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 24

Waikato Samoan Students Association

Accepted Answer

Wussa is a group founded upon Samoan values which outline our group. We formed this group to have a Samoan presence at university for those that live in Hamilton and those from a far, Wussa is home to not only Samoans but also for our brothers and sisters from different countries and ethnicity. We sole focus on academic and cultural aspects as we try and grow our culture in university but succeeding with our studies as we grow each year.
Contact: wussaexec685@gmail.com

Question 25

WorkIt Waikato

Accepted Answer

Contact: WIW@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 26

UniQ

Accepted Answer

UniQ is a student-led social and support group for all LGBTIQ+ students at the University of Waikato. The club provides a safe and inclusive space for any student who identifies outside heteronormative spectrums of sexual orientation, sex, or gender, as well as for those who may be questioning their identities.
 
UniQ hosts regular events across both campuses and runs a Discord server, which members are welcome to join online at any time. To become a UniQ club member, please email uniq@clubs.wsu.org.nz. Everybody is welcome!
 
Contact UniQ: uniq@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow UniQ on Instagram: @uniq.waikato

Question 27

Waikato Management School Students' Association

Accepted Answer

Waikato Management School Students&#8217; Association (WMSSA) is the student voice of the Waikato Management School. We&#8217;re a for-students-by-students club with the aim to connect, educate and support students to give them the most out of the students&#8217; time at The University of Waikato. From Networking to Pub Quizzes to Themed Balls, WMSSA builds & facilitates an environment for the success of every Waikato Management School Student.
Contact:

Question 28

Waikato Debating Society

Accepted Answer

The University of Waikato Debating Society (DebSoc) was established in 2010 to provide members with the opportunity to debate interesting and relevant moots. Since then DebSoc has expanded, running public speaking workshops as well as weekly debates.
Contact: debatingatwaikato@gmail.com

Question 29

Waikato Psychology Students' Association

Accepted Answer

As a member of the Waikato Psychology Students’ Association (WPSA), you’ll have opportunities to enrich your academic experience, foster personal growth, and expand your professional and social network in psychology. Whether you want to attend social events, workshops, study sessions, or find a supportive community, WPSA is committed to supporting students studying Psychology at the Tauranga campus.
 
To become a member of the Waikato Psychology Students’ Association in Tauranga, please fill out this form: https://tinyurl.com/msxzsdna.
 
Contact WPSA: wpsatga@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow WPSA on Instagram: @wpsatauranga

Question 30

CS3

Accepted Answer

The Computer Science Students&#8217; Society (commonly referred as CS3) aims to bring a variety of events and opportunities to all students, not just the computer lovers!
 
We strive to bring people together from diverse backgrounds and skill sets to help form meaningful connections and add some fun to university lives. For more information on events, checkout our social media, or contact us at cs3@clubs.wsu.org.nz. To join our club, please visit our website &#8211; https://www.cs3.org.nz/.
 
Contact CS3: cs3@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow CS³ on Instagram and Facebook: @cscubed

Question 31

Conscious Living Collection

Accepted Answer

A mindfulness club that incorporates Ancient mantra music meditation and plant-based nibbles. A great place to relax and unwind and have deep conversations about life, including tools to navigate stress, depression and anxieties.
Contact: Mantra@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 32

Mana Ake ki Tauranga Moana

Accepted Answer

Mana Ake is the Māori Students Association of Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato ki Tauranga Moana.
 
To join our rōpū, complete this membership form &#8211; https://tinyurl.com/mucebj5p.
 
Contact Mana Ake: manaake@clubs.wsu.org.nz
Follow Mana Ake on Instagram: @manaaketga

Question 33

Student Volunteer Army

Accepted Answer

The Student Volunteer Army (SVA) is a vibrant network of student volunteers passionate about serving Tauranga communities through diverse initiatives. Get involved with the Tauranga SVA team and help shape the club’s focus on the causes that matter most to you! To become a member of the Student Volunteer Army in Tauranga, email tauranga@sva.org.nz or connect with the crew online at sva.org.nz.
 
Contact the Student Volunteer Army in Tauranga: tauranga@sva.org.nz
Follow the Student Volunteer Army on Facebook: @StudentVolunteerArmy

Question 34

Te Ranga Ngaku

Accepted Answer

Membership is open to any Māori students undertaking studies at the Waikato Management School, either in part or full.

Question 35

Waikato University Fijian Students' Association

Accepted Answer

Contact: Waikatounifijianstudents@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 36

Jam Club

Accepted Answer

JAMCLUB is a University Club that was started for the idea of students wanting to play and jam
music with others while outside of Music Degree or Papers. (Music students are still welcome!!).
The amount of talent lost due to being unable to pursue music as a career seems substantial.
Like myself, I still want to gig and play music as a hobby but have been unable to pick up music
papers. But music is not something that I can live without.
We want our JAMCLUB to represent a space and a time where we can rest from the struggles
of school life, even if for an hour or less at a time, through the power of music and
collaboration.
To be able to play or just listen to music in the moment, with others who share a common
interest.
This club will focus on being able to jam over anything;
&#8211; Want a break from study? Come Jam with us!
&#8211; Feel like you want to sing and play? Come Jam with us!
&#8211; Do you feel like you just want to listen to some tunes? Come Jam with us!
So even if it’s for just a minute. Sit with us, hear the music, be the moments, and rest.
There&#8217;s a long way yet to go, don’t be afraid to take some time to live again.
Contact: JC@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 37

University of Waikato Tennis Club

Accepted Answer

The University of Waikato Tennis Club welcomes players of all levels, from beginners to advanced. We offer a friendly and supportive environment for students to enjoy tennis, improve their skills, and meet like-minded people. With two weekly sessions, our club provides regular opportunities for practice, friendly matches, and social interaction.
Interested students can find information on how to join our club by visiting our Instagram page @uowtennisnz and checking the link in our bio.
We currently offer 2 sessions per week, catering to players of all skill levels.
Contact: UoWTennisClub@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 38

Waikato Chinese Students Association

Accepted Answer

Contact: WCSA@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 39

Student Volunteer Army

Accepted Answer

The Waikato SVA is a University branch of the national SVA Organisation, operating at both the Hamilton and Tauranga campuses of The University of Waikato. We aim to offer and promote volunteering events throughout the academic year, with a strong focus on environmental and community based initiatives. Our members are passionate about working closely with community groups and providing students with opportunities to give back, create unique experiences, and develop volunteering skills and friendships.
Contact: SVAW@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 40

YES Young Engineers

Accepted Answer

YES supports student networking with engineering staff and industry in order to take advantage of the vast opportunities that engineering offers. We organize meet & greets, presentations, quiz nights, design challenges and other social activities. We also aim to help engineering students take a break and relax through the variety of social events on offer. Becoming a member means access to events.
Email: pres.yes@gmail.com

Question 41

WILA Women In Law

Accepted Answer

The University of Waikato’s Women Students In Law Association (WILA) will promote the advancement of women in the legal profession through social, educational and professional activities at Te Piringa- Faculty of Law at the University of Waikato. We aim to protect the educational interests of women law students and to work for the equal opportunity and advancement of women in the study and practice of law. To do this, we help provide mutual support and encouragement to our members and engage in activities that enhance the role of women in law.
Email: wilapresidentwaikato@gmail.com

Question 42

Women in Business Association

Accepted Answer

Build young women to become strong business leaders and owners by creating a safe environment where women can share and learn from each other&#8217;s experiences.
Email: wiba.waikato@gmail.com

Question 43

WESMO

Accepted Answer

WESMO is a student run team that competes annually in the Formula SAE Australasian competition. It&#8217;s managed by 4th year mechanical engineering students however all Waikato students are more than welcome to get involved in the team and help by sharing their expertise.
Email: wesmofsae@gmail.com

Question 44

S.T.E.M Pacifika & Māori

Accepted Answer

STEM Pacifika and Maori is a club that welcomes pacific and maori students studying in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. The club provides an environment where students are able to have social, academic and networking support through design challenges, quiz nights, networking nights and other events organised by the committee. The club affiliates with the university, the Faculty of Science and Engineering and the Faculty of Mathematics and Computing
Email: stem.pm18@gmail.com

Question 45

Waikato Science Club

Accepted Answer

An association providing opportunities for education, experience and insight into the professional world to students studying science at UoW.
Email: waikatosci@gmail.com

Question 46

PGSA Post Graduate Students Association

Accepted Answer

The PGSA represents all postgraduate interests at the University of Waikato. We work towards improving conditions at the university so that your postgraduate experience is positive and rewarding. We encourage you to make contact with us if you have any questions or concerns relating to your studies. Our goal is to cultivate a strong postgraduate culture on campus.
Email: pgsa@waikato.ac.nz

Question 47

Management Communication Students'Association

Accepted Answer

MCSA was established in 2008 to help prepare Management, Communication, Public Relations, and other business students at the University of Waikato for entry into the workforce. We achieve this through our various events which provide opportunities and networking for our members, deeping their understanding of and connection to the industry.
Email: mcsawaikato@gmail.com

Question 48

Mathematics and Co. Club MC2

Accepted Answer

The intention behind this club is to create a feeling of community among past, present, and future students with an interest in Mathematics, Data Analytics, and/or Statistics at the University of Waikato. It doesn&#8217;t matter whether you are simply taking one Mathematics paper to meet degree requirements, or you have a small interest in numbers, or you&#8217;re doing a Ph.D. in Statistics &#8211; anyone can join! Students, staff members, general public &#8211; all are welcome, so long as you have some sort of shared interest with our association.
Email: mc2.waikato@gmail.com

Question 49

WaiCath

Accepted Answer

Waicath is a club for Catholic students on campus and anyone interested to know more about the Christian faith. We want Waicath to be a place where people can make friends, have fun, and talk about important faith topics.We have social activities such as movie nights and quiz nights and we also hold talks about Catholicism and important current events. Volunteering opportunities such as working with refugee children and St. Vincents are also available. Everyone is welcome!
Email: WaiCathUoW@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 50

Christian Club

Accepted Answer

Waikato University Christian Club is an affiliated student club at the University of Waikato. It is made up of genuine believers in Christ from various backgrounds. We hold the common faith and love the Lord Jesus Christ, and we endeavour to give Him “the first place in all things” (Col. 1:18). We have found that meeting together in oneness with other believers to enjoy Christ is the way to cooperate with God for the accomplishment of His eternal purpose as revealed in the Bible (Eph. 3:11). For this reason, we warmly welcome all believers in Christ and we seek to maintain the oneness of the Spirit by keeping our focus on Christ Himself. As a popular hymn states, “He is so rich! He is so full!” He is everything to us and we enjoy Him!
Contact: WaikatoChristian@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 51

ARISE

Accepted Answer

We are the uni students & young adults of ARISE Church. We&#8217;re all about doing life together! Whether you&#8217;re at uni, at work, or at play this is the place for you. We are passionate about Jesus and helping serve our community.
Email: hamilton@arisechurch.com

Question 52

Young Nats

Accepted Answer

The Young Nats are made up of thousands of members and supporters across the country who work hard to make a difference for young New Zealanders.
Email: youngnats@national.org.nz

Question 53

Young Labour

Accepted Answer

Young Labour fights for the Labour Party principles of equality, freedom, and fairness; for empowering people and giving them real opportunities and choices in life. Young Labour is a force for progressive change in New Zealand and the natural home for young New Zealanders wanting to make our world a better place.
Email: waikato@younglabour.org.nz

Question 54

Greens on Campus

Accepted Answer

Greens on Campus Waikato is a student group whose goals align with the Green Party of Aotearoa.

Question 55

Waikato University Rowing Club

Accepted Answer

The University of Waikato Rowing Club is open to all levels! Whether you&#8217;re keen to make Tokyo 2020 or just want to learn the art of the sport
Email: universityofwaikatorowing@gmail.com

Question 56

E-Sports

Accepted Answer

E-Sports
Formed in 2019, University of Waikato Esports was established to enhance esports opportunities for students at the University of Waikato. The club is open to students and staff. Catering to competitive and social players
Email: esports@waikato.ac.nz

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Question 57

University of Waikato Sailing Club

Accepted Answer

A collection of friendly people hanging out on the water, and sharing experiences with sailing.
Email: waikatosail@gmail.com

Question 58

Hamilton Star University Cricket Club

Accepted Answer

Hamilton Star University Cricket Club
Players, coaches, former members family and friends of Hamilton Star University Cricket Club.This group is intended to be a friendly, welcoming place where players and friends of the club can interact, share content and ask questions.Posts must be cricket-related. Admins approve all posts, and will remove or hide comments considered inappropriate.Abuse and bad manners not tolerated. Mind your language please.Players from other Hamilton and Waikato Valley cricket clubs we compete against are not permitted &#8211; and will be removed.This a closed group for a reason. If you can&#8217;t keep what you see in here between the members then leave.

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Question 59

UniCol

Accepted Answer

UniCol
Waikato University College AFC (Waikato Unicol) is the University based football club, formed in 1960. You do not have to be a student to play at this club. Our mission is to deliver on field success, whilst fostering a club spirit that ensures Unicol is the club of choice for aspiring footballers in the region
Email: secretary@unicol.org.nz

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Question 60

University of Waikato Hockey Club

Accepted Answer

University Of Waikato Hockey Club
This page is dedicated to the players, supporters, and sponsors of Varsity Hockey
Email: info@varsityhockey.co.nz

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Question 61

University of Waikato Womens Rugby

Accepted Answer

University of Waikato Womens Rugby
Players, management, supporters and fans of the women(s) rugby teams (15&#8217;s and 7&#8217;s but not exclusive to them) at the University of Waikato Rugby Club.

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Question 62

Waikato University Spikeball

Accepted Answer

A club for anyone! Student or Not we are looking for people who love to get outside and have some fun
Email: UoWSpikeball@clubs.wsu.org.nz

Question 63

The University of Waikato Basketball Club

Accepted Answer

The University of Waikato Basketball Club
The UoW Basketball Club aims to promote, foster and develop basketball, enabling basketball players to further their skills in accordance with the code of rules provided by BBNZ and Waikato Basketball. The only basketball club in the region made up mostly of students.
Email: uowbbclub@gmail.com

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Question 64

Waikato University Vanuatu Students' Association

Accepted Answer

The “Waikato University Vanuatu Student Association (WUVSA)” is a group of Vanuatu students
Email: wuvsa2020@gmail.com

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