Sport
SCSA Softball
On Monday 14 October we took three teams to the SCSA Softball at Jells Park. We were also the host college for the day and this was coordinated by the VET Sport and Recreation class.
It was an amazing day. All three teams learnt a few more rules throughout the day. Their 'sneaking bases' skills improved as the day went on. The Intermediates narrowly missed the Grand Final by one run. The Senior team won one game, had two draws and lost two games.
The Junior team made it to the Grand Final and everything came together in an amazing final. The Seniors watching were impressed with their hitting and fielding skills. They defeated Santa Maria 15 – 4. Congratulations to all three teams.
Junior Team: Bianca Anderson, Olivia Pope, Hayley Stewart, Hannah Mullins, Emma Stevens, Jacinta Boyd, Alexandra Bell, Georgia Natoli, Amelia Raffaut, Brooke Corcoran and Sienna Hoult
Intermediate Team: Jacqui Isles, Ashleigh Clark, Georgia Robinson, Laura Mitchell, Bridget Skadiang, Alexia Ritzert, Tayla Rizun, Maddie Torpey, Jasmine Young, Olivia Scanlan and Molly Harrison
Senior Team: Llelarni Mitchell, Phoebe Linscheer, Kate Ebert, Elise Ralph, Chloe Fong Lip, Mia Clohesy, Lily Lilburne, Mia Gray, Natalie Meyer, Paris Pym and Josie Rees
Term 3 and 4
Sports Award Lunch
On Friday, 18 October we celebrate Sport at Kilbreda for 2019. We are having our final Sports Award Lunch where we recognize the achievements of all the girls who have represented Kilbreda in any SCSA or SEGAP sport during Term 3 and 4.
There will be medals for the winning sports teams, certificates and a small video showing the highlights from these sports across Term 3 and 4.
SEGAP Softball and Tennis
The first game for SEGAP afterschool sport was held this week. More details of these results will be in the next newsletter.
The Intermediate game will be on Tuesday 29 October from 1.00 to 4.00pm at the College. This is a round robin afternoon against Killester Springvale, SHGC Oakleigh and OLSH Bentleigh.
Outdoor Education
Bike Rides
Congratulations to both of our Outdoor Education classes on their participation and completion of the long bike ride from Beacon Cove to the College towards the end of last term. We were dropped at Beacon Cove by the College bus and trailer and then made our way back to school. 26kms all up!
The students enjoyed riding along the promenades of Beacon Cove and Elwood. Some had never been to this part of Melbourne. We stopped at the Brighton Café (North Road) to have our first snack. We continued along to Bay Street, Sandringham for break number 2. We finished our last break at Mentone Lifesaving Club before arriving back at the College in time for lunch.
The students had to navigate around numerous people walking, pushing prams, other cyclists, rollerbladers, skateboarders and people out enjoying the sunshine.
They all demonstrated great bike riding skills, road sense, good communication and stamina.
Congratulations to all students who participated.
Maree Clark and Joanne Wood
Sport Coordinators