As a moment to reflect on the success of the year, our members come together for the Annual Dinner. It is a time to dress-up and celebrate as well as unwind and socialise in the final months of the year.

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Leading into the event members have the opportunity to vote for Member of the Year, someone who has reflected the values of the club and made significant contributions throughout the year. On the night the votes will be finalised and the shield awarded.

Want to join UQ Boxing in 2020 but don't know where to start, or just looking to say hi to some familiar faces?

Pop by our stall in the Great Court on both the UQ Clubs and Society Market Day on Wednesday 19th February 2 - 5pm; and again at the official UQ Market day Wednesday 26th February 10am - 2pm.

Keep an eye out for any merchandise we will be selling on day, stock are limited, first come, first serve.

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Once a semester we come together to host a BBQ as an opportunity for our members to socialise and unwind. 

During second semester this event also facilitates a our Annual General Meeting, in which our members vote for the following year's club executives, Furthermore, it is an opportunity for any our members to voice their opinions on the running of the club so that as a club we can grow and improve for our members. 

A recent addition to our social calendar has been the Sweet Science Series. It is an opportunity for members to share their knowledge and passion for boxing in a relaxed forum.

At each event we have several featured speakers elaborating on topics close to their heart in the world of boxing from fighting styles to specific matches, and from general rules to helpful training tips.

Discussion is encouraged throughout each segment as these workshop evenings are intended to be an opportunity to develop your fight I.Q.

The Varsity Club Clash is an annual competition held between the University of Queensland (UQ) and Queensland University of Technology (QUT) across multiple sports since 2017. Boxing is one of several sports whose overall competition results contribute to their university's cumulative points.

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Exhibition rounds are friendly unscored bouts intended to promote the sport of boxing at both universities. Whilst, competition rounds are scored and the team winning the majority of matches will have one point added to the overall VCC competition score.