Sport

Netball

Round 2

In Round Two, our College teams fought hard against tough opposition in chilly conditions. College had some great wins and some close losses.

Our Year 3/4 College Rubies went down 9:3, but the girls showed great resilience throughout the match.

The Year 5/6 College Sapphires had a convincing win. Their game was full of great teamwork and movement, and the girls were dominant on both ends of the court.

Our Year 7/8 College Mavericks lost a tightly fought contest 15:20, with the girls showing great potential.

In our Year 9/12, the College Vixens team had a tough loss against strong opposition. After taking an early lead, the opposition settled and overran the girls.

The College T-Birds played a strong four quarters to come away with an 11-goal win.

Well done to all the participants for showing great sportsmanship. Great performances all round. Thank-you to all the umpires and parents for your support side court. 

Isabel Griffiths

Netball Co-Captain

Round 3

Round 3 of the Term 4 season was covered in sunshine and little wind, a rarity for Pedrina Park. 

In the Year 3/4 division, our College Rubies had a thrilling game, securing a narrow victory by just one goal. The team displayed remarkable resilience and teamwork, holding strong under pressure and proving that their efforts in training are paying off.

In the Year 5/6 division, our College Sapphires played with grit and determination in a hard-fought game. Despite their tireless effort, Good Shepherd managed to come away with the win this time. The Sapphires never gave up, and their strong spirit on the court continues to be an inspiration.

Our Year 7/8 College Mavericks faced a formidable opponent, going up against the top team in the division. Though the game ended in a loss, the Mavericks showed improvement by scoring more points than in Round 2. Their development is evident, and their hard work is building a strong foundation for future games.

In the Year 9-12 grade division, both the College Vixens and College Thunderbirds delivered impressive performances, each winning by over 15 goals. Their teamwork across different year levels, despite varying levels of experience, is clearly paying off. These early-season successes reflect the dedication and effort they’ve been putting in, and it’s exciting to see their cohesion and confidence grow on the court.

Emma Donovan 

(Netball Co-Captain)