Monday 23 October

We're thrilled to share the joyful news of our Senior Boys Cricket team's impressive victory over Warialda, right here on home turf!

The team's dedication, hard work, and passion for the game shone through as they secured this memorable win. The camaraderie and team spirit were evident on the field, and it's moments like these that make school sports truly special.

In celebration of this fantastic achievement, we proudly present a team picture, capturing the smiles, the camaraderie, and the victorious spirit that define our senior boys' cricket side.

Congratulations to the team and their coaches for this well-deserved win. We look forward to more remarkable moments and successes on the cricket field.

Let's continue to support and cheer for our talented athletes as they make us proud in every game they play!

Wednesday 18 October

Success on the cricket field with our GIHS 14s boys side winning against Tenterfield.

Stand-out performances by opening batsmen Leo Eastwood 124 off 93 balls and Harrison Bailey 100 off 97. Both retired on these figures after an opening stand of 223. Rocco Eastwood made a quickfire 44 at the end with some big hitting from Jaxon Jarrett - 12 not out - seeing GIHS finishing on 2 for 335 after 40 overs.

Tenterfield were never in the hunt and were bowled out for 72. Will and Pat Wright collected 3 wickets each, Harry Watt 2 and Dustin McBain 1, with the whole team enthusiastic in the field and Aiden McBain taking 2 catches.

Congratulations to the entire side on the win and thanks to Tom Baueris for coaching. We are looking forward to developing the side further in the new school cricket nets before their next game.

Katie Rossington

Sports Coordinator GIHS

Tuesday 17 October

We are thrilled to share the exceptional performance of two of our young cricketers, Harrison and Leo, in the recent clash between GIHS and Tenterfield during the Under 14s boys cricket knockout round one game.

Harrison and Leo delivered a batting display that left everyone in awe. Harrison showcased his incredible skills by scoring an impressive 100 runs off 97 balls. Meanwhile, Leo was equally outstanding, notching up a remarkable 124 runs off just 93 balls. Their remarkable innings are a testament to their talent, dedication, and hard work.

Congratulations to Harrison and Leo on this extraordinary achievement! Your outstanding batting skills have not only made your team proud but have also inspired everyone who witnessed your performance.

We look forward to more incredible moments on the cricket field and can't wait to see where your talents take you in the future.

Keep up the great work, boys!

Monday 30 October

Our CHS Boys Cricket team embarked on an exciting four-day championship in Raby, and we wanted to extend our warmest wishes and the best of luck to Howie and the entire team!

This tournament provided an incredible opportunity for our young athletes to showcase their talent, dedication, and teamwork. We were confident that they represented our school with pride and passion, displaying the true spirit of sportsmanship on and off the field.

Thursday 26 October

In Week 1, our girls stepped onto the cricket field with passion and determination, ready to take on Tenterfield. With a mix of experienced players and newcomers making their cricket debut, it was a day filled with excitement, learning, and camaraderie.

Batting first, our team posted a solid total of 114 runs. The opening batters, Alex Wright and Sophie Watt, got the innings off to a promising start. However, it was the impressive partnership between Maisie Eastwood and Louisa Beaty that truly stood out, showcasing the team's ability to run between the wickets effectively. Maisie emerged as the top run-scorer for our team, contributing 28 valuable runs.

Confident in our performance, we took to the field with high spirits. Our bowlers made their presence felt early in the game, claiming two wickets in quick succession. Edith Newbury delivered an outstanding performance, taking 2 wickets for 32 runs. Maisie Eastwood also made her mark by securing 1 wicket for 15 runs, while Sophie Watt celebrated her first-ever wicket – a memorable milestone in her cricket journey. Charlotte McHarg bowled exceptionally well, boasting figures of 0 for 5 runs and delivering two maiden overs.

Despite our best efforts, Tenterfield managed to post a total of 116 for the loss of 4 wickets, narrowly ending our hopes of advancing to round 2. It was a tough defeat, but it was a day that highlighted the talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship of our cricket team.

The camaraderie and support demonstrated by our girls did not go unnoticed. The leg umpire was particularly impressed by the unity and encouragement displayed by our team, a testament to the strong bond that has developed within the squad.

While our journey in this competition may have concluded for this season, our girls have learned valuable lessons and gained experience that will undoubtedly serve them well in the future. We are incredibly proud of their dedication and spirit, and we look forward to more exciting cricket adventures ahead.

Congratulations to all the players, and a special shoutout to Maisie Eastwood for her remarkable performance. Well done, team!

Stay tuned for more updates and upcoming sporting events as we continue to support and cheer for our talented athletes.

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