With a Bronze medal in Tasmania and a Silver in Canberra, Griffith Uni have finally pushed to the top and won their maiden Uni 7s title in Brisbane.
In a first for the competition, three different teams have now taken out the Uni 7s title in 2018.
Griffith Uni, Macquarie Uni and the University of Queensland now all sit on top of the Aon Uni 7s ladder with 54 points each.
The three teams all now have a Gold, Silver and Bronze each.
There are only two titles left in the 2018 series, and for the first time in Uni 7s history there's no clear favourite.
Keep up with the live scores and fixtures here.
Here's how the opening day unfolded.
3:10 pm - Griffith take out their maiden Uni 7s title
Griffith Uni have nabbed their maiden Uni 7s title in a 28 -7 victory over fellow Queensland side UQ.
The two teams last met up at the end of day one, where Griffith crept ahead of the home side for the win.
A yellow card to UQ gave Griffith the upper-hand as they scored twice in the first half, leading 14 – 7 at half time.
Griffith's Kahli Henwood was a standout player throughout the competition, and she help seal the teams maiden win with a double in the gold medal match.
Result
UQ 7 v Griffith 28
2:40 PM - MINOR PLACINGS
Macquarie and Sydney Uni battled it out in Sydney Darby for the Bronze medal and bragging rights.
Sydney Uni’s Jakiya Whitfield scored a double in the first two minutes, with Macquarie Uni’s speedster Montana Walters answering back with her own double to even the score 12 – 12.
Two more tries from the Macquarie Rays and the match was sealed, the Rays taking the bronze medal 24 -12.
Katrina Barker from UNE set the tone of the fifth-place playoff when she scored the first points of the game from a chip and chase against UC.
Grace Hamilton scored an incredible length of the field try to put UNE just one point behind UC with one minute to go of the match.
Maya Stewart from UNE made a try saving tackle to stop UC from scoring again, but UC clinched the fifth-place nail biter 22 – 21.
Adelaide cruised to a seventh-place win over UTas who was left try less at full time.
Bond Uni also sailed to a 41 – 0 win over Melbourne Uni, for ninth place.
Five different players each scored a try for Bond with Sophie Holyman nabbing a double for the Queensland side.
Results
Bronze medal match
Sydney Uni 12 vs Macquarie Uni 24
Fifth-place playoff
UC 22 vs UNE 21
Seventh-place playoff
UTas 0 vs Uni of Adelaide 24
Ninth-place playoff
Bond Uni 41 vs Melbourne 0
12:30 pm - Semi-finals
The grand final will be a battle of the state as Queensland sides UQ and Griffith come out on top after the semi finals.
UTas had cracker of a morning when they drew with powerhouse Griffith in round five, but UC proved too tough leading 19 – 0 at half time in the qualifying final.
UC is through to the fifth-place matchup, piling 29 unanswered points on UTas who will meet up with the Uni of Adelaide in the ninth-place playoff.
UNE and the Uni of Adelaide were evenly matched and had two wins a piece coming into their qualifying final.
The game was all tied up at 14 -14 with three minutes to go, when Maya Stewart scored the match winner for UNE projecting her team into the fifth-place final with UC.
Sydney Uni topped Pool A, and UQ narrowly missed out on the top position in Pool B to Griffith.
UQ held the lead at half time 12 – 5 against Sydney Uni, but Shenae Ciesiolka’s second half double for UQ pushed them into the grand-final matchup.
Canberra 7s grand finalists Macquarie Uni and Griffith, were caught in a 0-0 stalemate until Griffith’s Kahli Henwood scored off the last play in the first half.
Griffith wouldn’t relent and piled another three unanswered tries on Macquarie, the final score 22 – 0.
Bragging rights are on the line for the Sydney sides as Macquarie and Sydney Uni face off for the bronze medal.
Results
Fifth-place semi-finals
UC 29 vs UTas 0
UNE 21 vs Uni of Adelaide 14
Major semi-finals
Sydney Uni 12 vs UQ 22
Griffith 22 vs Macquarie Uni 0
10:30 am - Round five
In a complete reversal of their day one performance, Macquarie Uni came out firing against the Uni of Adelaide in the day two opener.
Macquarie put five unanswered tries on the Uni of Adelaide and snagged themselves a spot in the semi-finals.
Sydney Uni and UC were on equal points headed into round five as they battled it out for the top position in Pool A.
In an incredibly tight game, Jakiya Whitfield from Sydney Uni scored the match winner with a phenomenal length of the field runaway try.
Sydney Uni now sits on top of Pool A and will face off with home side UQ in the semi-finals.
In a replay of the Canberra 7s Gold medal match, Macquarie Uni and Griffith will meet up in a grand final decider.
UTas put up a solid defence against Pool B toppers Griffith in their round five matchup, with the score all tied up at full time, 17 -17.
UNE got their second win of the Brisbane competition in last match of the pool stage against the Uni of Melbourne.
Melbourne snagged a last minute try but it wasn't enough to makeup for UNE's dominance throughout the game, the final score 31 – 7. 
Results
Pool A
Macquarie 29 vs University of Adelaide 0
UC 17 vs Sydney Uni 22
Pool B
Griffith 17 vs UTas 17
UNE 31 vs University of Melbourne 7
TEAMS
Pool A
Macquarie Uni Rays
IN: Sarah Halvorsen
OUT: Page McGregor
Sariah Paki
Kennedy Cherrington
Bella McKenzie
Maddi Anderson (cc)
Emily Chancellor (cc)
Layne Morgan
Sarah Halvorsen
Madison Ashby
Olivia Brooks
Katie Harrison
Montana Walters
Mia Wood
13th: Katarina Amosa
Bond Uni
IN: Gemma Walker, Tyler Birch
OUT: Taylor Fenton, Stephanie Rutherford
Millie Boyle
Georgia Page
Gabrielle Senft
Sophie Holyman
Trinity Mamoe
Jessika Elliston ©
Kathy Baker
Tarni Peep
Madison Schuck
Eve Higgins
Gemma Walker
Tyler Birch
University of Canberra
IN: Kiara Meredith-Brown, Darcy Read
OUT: Yasmin Meakes, Tsania Afamasaga
Kasey Dragisic
Ngawai Eyles
Jane Garraway
Abby Gustaitis
Michaela Leonard
Paremo Marsh
Kiara Meredith-Brown
Claudia Obst
Georgia O’Neill
Darcy Read
Tayla Stanford
Sammie Wood ©
University of Adelaide
IN: Brianna Nathan, Lauren Meyer, Mahalia Murphy, Rebekah Jones, Zakiya Kereopa, Zara Lee
OUT: Maddy Smith, Joanna Hawke, Lauren Kildare, Gemma Monaghan, Cindy Chang, Zahn Anthony
Alice Gregory
Brianna Nathan
Ellie Konopka
Kelly Rowe
Lauren Meyer
Lauren Potter
Mahalia Murphy
Olivia Bernadel-Huey
Rebekah Jones
Taj Heald
Zakiya Kereopa
Zara Lee
University of Sydney
IN: Kim Davey, Tiarne Cavanah, Ash Quinlan, Iliseva Batibasaga
OUT: Emma Wade, Jordan Parsonage, Barbara Waddell, Anneliese Hughes
Tilly Vaughan Fowler
Chantelle Miell
Kim Davey
Freya Clayhills
Tiarne Cavanagh
Sydney Gregson
Jakiya Whitfeld
Olivia White
Claudia McLaren
Iliseva Batibasaga
Kirrily Laws
Ash Quinlan
Pool B
Griffith University
IN: Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea, Kahli Henwood, Anthea Moodie, Rhiannon Revell-Blair, Alana Elisaia
OUT: Samantha Treherne, Lily Dick, Georgie Friedrichs, Kirby Sefo, Sophie Bell,
Eliza Flynn
Kiri Lingman
Laura Waldie
Sophie Quirk
Kahli Henwood
Charlotte Kennington
Anthea Moodie
Rhiannon Revell-Blair
Yolanda Gittins
Alana Elisaia
Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea
Ivania Wong
University of Queensland
IN: Shenae Ciesiolka, Erica Fowler, Gemma Huack, Katie Muscat
OUT: Jannicke Ijdens, Sarafina Vosuqa, Haj Mosby
Marioulla Belessis (co-captain)
Shenae Ciesiolka
Terri-Anne Egan
Erica Fowler
Georgia Hannaway
Gemma Hauck
Samantha Hopkin
Grace Kaihau
Pleuni Kievit
Katie Muscat
Mackenzie Sadler (co-captain)
Bodil Van Wijnbergen
Meg Gemmell (13th player)
UNE
Team not supplied
University of Tasmania
IN: Courtney Cook, Rebecca Hyland
OUT: Molly Baxter, Emma Sykes
Meesa Albert
Eilidh Sinclair
Caitlin Ryan
Courtney Cook
Lauryn Cooper
Sydnee Watanabe
Kiki Morgan
Viivi Hokkinen
Rebecca Hyland
Georgia Stewart
Michaelyne Arumbi
Wynonah Conway
University of Melbourne
IN: Reni Hicks, Karin Gunatilake,Tamara Whiteside, Emily Wellings
OUT: Jessica Anderson, Sophia Power, Sophie McDonald, Jessica Roberts
Casey Homewood
Ryan Carlyle
Emma Wunsch
Lydia Quedley
Ta Tupou
Reni Hicks
Amy Williams
Jordan Holloway-Clarke
Karin Gunatilake
Annie Buntine
Tamara Whiteside
Emily Wellings
STANDINGS
1. Macquarie Uni- 38
2. UQ - 36
3. Griffith - 34
4. UC - 24
5. Bond Uni - 20
6. Uni of Tasmania - 18
7. University of Sydney - 18
8. UNE - 14
9. University of Adelaide - 14
10. University of Melbourne - 4
