UQ has claimed the first 2018 Uni 7s title after a win over Macquarie Uni in the final.
Macquarie had upset the Queenslanders on day one but they fell short in the ultimate decider.
The win means UQ has won every tournament on offer since the Uni 7s began.
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3:10pm - UQ takes title
UQ has surprised Macquarie Uni with a 19-5 win to take out yet another Uni 7s title.
The Queenslanders have won every title on offer since the Uni 7s competition began but their position on top looked precarious coming into day two.
Macquaries inflicted UQ's first-ever defeat on day one and the Sydneysiders were shaping up as the favourites.
UQ proved they had the big-game composure, though, running away with the gold medal game.
2:35pm - Minor placings
Griffith University has finished with the bronze medal in Hobart after a 36-0 win over Sydney Uni.
UC came away with fifth after beating out hosts UTas 25-12 and University of Adelaide will be seventh after this first leg, with a win over Bond Uni sealing their result.
UNE notched their first win of the tournament with victory over tournament debutants Uni of Melbourne, 39-0.
All that is left now is for the top medal to be decided, with Macquarie and UQ kicking off at 2:40pm AEST.
RESULTS
Bronze medal playoff
Sydney Uni 0 - Griffith Uni 36
Fifth place playoff
University of Canberra 25 - University of Tasmania 12
Seventh place playoff
University of Adelaide 22 - Bond Uni 12
Ninth place playoff
University of Melbourne 0 - University of New England 39
12:20pm - Semi-finals
They were the top two teams in Pool A and Macquarie Uni and UQ will face off for the trophy in Tasmania.
Macquarie inflicted UQ's first ever Uni 7s loss on day one and now the Queenslanders have a chance for revenge.
Last year's series champions bested fellow Queensland uni, Griffith, in a dominant 29-0 victory.
Macquarie kept Sydney Uni at arm's length in a 19-15 win over their own local rivals.
In the minor placings, UC beat University of Adelaide to set up a fifth-place playoff with host UTas, who beat Bond 26-7.
RESULTS
Fifth-place semi-finals
University of Adelaide 0 - University of Canberra 27
University of Tasmania 26 - Bond Uni 7
Major semi-finals
Macquarie 19 - Sydney Uni 5
UQ 29 - Griffith Uni 0
10:22am - Round five
It will be all local derbies in the Uni 7s semi-finals in Hobart after the final round wrapped up on Sunday morning.
UQ will take on Griffith and Macquarie Uni will take on Sydney Uni in their final four clash
Macquarie and Griffith finished as the only undefeated teams in the competition, taking top spots in their pools.
The University of Adelaide finished third in Pool A, with University of Tasmania fourth and Melbourne Uni fifth in their tournament debut.
In Pool B, Bond Uni just missed out on a semi-final spot, with UC fourth and UNE finishing fifth.
RESULTS
Pool A
Macquarie Uni 36 - Melbourne Uni 0
UQ 31 - University of Adelaide 5
Pool B
Griffith 20 - Bond Uni 10
UC 7 - Sydney Uni 12
TEAMS
Macquarie Uni Rays
Maddison Anderson ©
Katalina Amosa
Madison Ashby
Olivia Brooks
Kennedy Cherrington
Katie Harrison
Page McGregor
Arabella McKenzie
Layne Morgan
Sariah Paki
Montana Walters
Mia Wood
University of Adelaide Romas
Ellie Konopka ©
Rebekah Jones
Taj Heald
Kelly Rowe
Lauren Potter ©
Alice Gregory
Lauren Kildare
Zahn Anthony
Gemma Monaghan
Maddy Smith
Olivia Bernadel-Huey
Zakiya Kereopa
University of Canberra
Tanya Afamasa
Ngawai Eyles
Jane Garraway
Abby Gustaitis
Regan Hart
Michaela Leonard
Paremo Marsh
Yasmin Meakes
Claudia Obst
Darcy Read
Bree Toze
Sammie Wood (c)
University of Melbourne
Casey Homewood
Annie Buntine ©
Danielle Crosswell
Emily Wellings
Jessica Anderson
Jordan Holloway-Clarke
Lydia Quedley
Ryan Carlyle
Sophia Power
Sophie McDonald
Tamara Whiteside
Tangata Tupou ©
Bond Uni
Lauren Brown
Sophie Holyman
Gabrielle Senft
Kathy Baker
Trinity Mamoe
Katie Grimmett
Taylor Fenton
Georgina Page
Jessika Elliston (Captain)
Eve Higgins
Bailey Marshall
Stephanie Rutherford
University of Tasmania
Lauryn Cooper (C)
Molly Baxter (VC)
Meesa Albert
Michaelyne Arumbi
Wynonah Conway
Viivi Kokkinen
Kiki Morgan
Alice Robinson
Caitlyn Ryan
Eilidh Sinclair
Georgia Stewart
Emma Sykes
Griffith University
Kirby Sefo
Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea
Laura Waldie
Ivania Wong
Lily Dick
Ellen Field
Georgina Friedrichs
Sophie Quirk
Katie Curtis
Charlotte Kennington
Kahli Henwood
Sophie Bell
UQ
Marioulla Belessis (vc)
Shenae Ciesiolka
Erica Fowler
Georgia Hannaway
Samantha Hopkins
Jannicke lJdens (c)
Grace Kaihau
Pleuni Kievit
Hagiga (Haj) Mosby
Mackenzie Sadler (vc)
Bodil Van Wijnbergen
Sarafina Vosuqa
Terri-Anne Egan (13th)
University of New England
Rhiannon Buyers
Ashlee Knight
Cassie Staples
Tahlia goldsmith (c)
Ashleigh Walker
Shany Povey-Hyatt
Maya Stewart
Bobbi Law
Lillyan Spice
Lauren Nott
Isabella Tisch-Lienert
Ella Goldsmith
University of Sydney
Tilly Vaughan Fowler
Barbara Waddell (VC)
Jordan Parsonage
Liv White (C)
Claudia Bell
Chantelle Meill
Sydney Gregson
Freya Clayhill (VC)
Kobe Dymock
Ash Quinlan
Jakiya Whitfeld
Emma Wade
