College Sport
Nikki Stuart
College Sport
Nikki Stuart
Secondary Swimming Team
Congratulations to the members of the Mount Carmel Swimming Team below that will be representing the College at the Southern SATIS Carnival on Thursday 11 March and State SATIS Carnival on 23 March. The team has been training over recent weeks in preparation for the carnivals. Good luck to the team.
U13 | U14 | U15 | U16 |
Sofia Bowman-Shaw Emily Butler Lottie Groves Millie Halliwell Hannah Jager Lucy Mauafu Ziva Moshovakos Kate Shields | Olivia Jones Pippa Kuylaars Yioula Moshovakos | Meg Butler Isabelle McGarry Hayley McGee Lita White | Maya Chapman Sophia Di Venuto Remi Mansfield Bella Upston Charlotte Webb |
Year 1 – 6 Swimming Carnival
Well done to the students that participated in the Swimming Carnival at the Clarence Aquatic Centre on Wednesday 24 February. Thank you also to the parents that assisted on the day. The final result saw Carmel the winners with 459 points, followed by Loreto with 437 points and Lourdes with 316 points.
There were some wonderful individual performances. Congratulations to the following 50m event winners:
Event | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 |
50m Freestyle | Isla Christie | Mimi Bakker | Sophie Jones | Matilda Forrest |
50m Breaststroke | Isla Christie | Ruby Jager | Sophie Jones | Lily Bannister |
50m Backstroke | Isla Christie | Sadie Stevens | Sophie Jones | Matilda Forrest |
100m Freestyle | Matilda Forrest | |||
50m Butterfly | Matilda Forrest | |||
4 x 50m Relay | Carmel | Carmel |
Primary Swimming Team
From the results of the Swimming Carnival, a team has now been selected to represent Mount Carmel at the Junior Southern Sports Association of Tasmanian Independent Schools (JSSATIS) on Thursday 18 March and the Southern Tasmania Catholic Primary School Sports Association (STCPSSA) Primary Swimming Carnival on Friday 26 March. Congratulations and good luck to the following students:
Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 |
Isla Christie Gracie Kuylaars | Sadie Stevens Ruby Jager Mimi Bakker Kyra Lloyd Sophie Haremza | Elka Kuylaars Sophie Jones Cleo White Georgie Costelloe Lily Cherry | Matilda Forrest Lily Bannister Ivy Bresnehan Ruby Kaye |
Little Athletics State Individual Championships
There were some great results and awards for some of our Mount Carmel students competing in the Little Athletics State Individual Championships over the weekend.
Congratulations to all of these students on competing in the Championships. As a result, Jess, Arielle, Bailey and Lacey have all been selected for the ALAC Team.
Tasmanian Athletics U20 Championships
The previous weekend was also saw some outstanding results from Mount Carmel students at the Tasmanian Athletics U20 Championships.
Jess Bray competed in 9 events: 4 Gold - U16 HJ, U16 Jav, U20 Jav, U16 Discus, 4 Silver – U16 LJ, U16 Hammer, U16 90m Hurdles, U16 Shot Put, Bronze – U20 Discus.
Maighan Arnold competed in 4 events: 4 Silver – U14 LJ, U14 Shot Put, U14 Discus, U14 Jav.
Arielle Cannell competed in 7 events: 6 Gold – U14 Hammer, U15 Hammer, U14 Shot Put, U14 Discus, U15 4 x 100m Relay, U15 4 x 200m Relay.
Bailey competed in 8 events: 6 Gold – U14 100m, U14 200m, U14 Pole Vault, U14 HJ, U15 HJ, U14 LJ, 2 Bronze U14 Shot Put, U14 Jav.
Rowing
Mount Carmel was represented at the Schools No.2 and Tasmanian School Championship Regattas over the past two weekends by a contingent of nine U15 & U16 rowers. Leading up to the school season these girls have spent the club season training and competing for the Sandy Bay Rowing Club. The girls competed in singles, doubles and quads at the Schools No.2 Regatta with some of these races being qualifying events for heats at the championships.
At the Championships Regatta the girls had to battle it out in their heats from fields of up to 35 crews from all over the state, to make it into the top eight for a place in the final. Unfortunately, they didn’t make the finals but over the two regattas they were competitive and rowed well in all their races.
The U15 girls who competed were; Isla Gerathy, Loralei Nesbitt, Arlina Mullins and Ava Riseley. For many of these girls this was their first full season of rowing.
The U16 girls who competed were; Lucy Balfour, Kate Steele, Stella Riseley and Amelia Doyle. Both the U15 and U16 girls’ quads were coxed by Macy Balfour in Year 6. For the Year 10 girls this will be the last time they compete for the school in rowing.
At Lake Barrington the girls hosted the only Taroona High School rower, Morgan Rees, a fellow SBRC member. It was great to see them welcome him and his family into the Mount Carmel tent.
Thank you to Richard Gerathy for making our representation at the regattas possible, Liam Doyle and Richard for towing the boats and of course all the parents who assisted, on and off the water. Thanks also to Mount Carmel for covering the cost of transporting the boats and the Sandy Bay Rowing Club for the loan of the equipment and boat trailer.