Sport Bulletin

BBI Club Basketball Final Round Approaches

As the BBI Club Basketball summer season approaches its decisive final round, the Senior School boys’ teams are preparing for an exciting finish to the competition.

The U18 team has delivered a consistent and commanding season and has now secured the number one ranking on the ladder, sitting level on 31 points alongside Falcons. Their strong performances throughout the competition have placed them in an excellent position heading into the final’s series.

In the U16 division, both Clayfield teams have continued to compete strongly. Clayfield Green currently sits in 12th place, while Clayfield Blue holds 6th position, reflecting the depth and development of the program across the age groups.

Across the season, the teams have demonstrated determination, growth and strong teamwork on the court. As the 2025 to 2026 Summer season competition reaches its final stages, we look forward to seeing our players continue to represent Clayfield with energy and pride for the upcoming Winter season. 

Growth and Energy Drive QGSSSA Touch Football Program

Clayfield College’s QGSSSA Touch Football program is enjoying an exciting period of growth, with student interest and participation reaching new levels this season.

What began as a single team has now expanded to five teams, reflecting the strong enthusiasm for the sport and the welcoming, inclusive environment that has developed around the program. While the season is still in its early stages, the growth itself has been a highlight, with students embracing the opportunity to learn, compete and enjoy the game together.

The program is led by coaches from High Performance Sport, with outstanding support and leadership from senior students and Touch Leaders, Sally Sproat and Sherry Yang, whose encouragement and example have played an important role in building team culture and enjoyment across the squads.

Following the first round of fixtures which included a mix of friendly matches and competition games the Opens and 7A teams both began their seasons strongly, recording opening-round wins.

As Autumn Fixtures progress, the focus remains on building skills, confidence and enjoyment of the game. The rapid growth of the program is a positive sign for the future of Touch Football at Clayfield College.

Andrews Cup Swimmers Claim the Percentage Cup

The Junior School Andrews Cup Swimming Team delivered a superb performance at the Championships, once again claiming the Percentage Cup, which is an extraordinary achievement the college has now secured for 11 consecutive years.

The result highlights not only the depth within the team, but also the team’s unity, and commitment to racing for one another. Competing against larger programs, our Andrews Cup swimmers once again demonstrated their ability to punch above their weight, with swimmers delivering determined performances across both individual and relay events throughout the competition.

Standout Individual Performances

Lucy Hass:

• Girls 100m Individual Medley - 3rd Place
• Girls 12 and Over 50m Backstroke A Division - 2nd Place
• Girls 12 and Over 50m Freestyle A Division - 3rd Place

Emmalin Woodcroft:

• Girls 12 and Over 50m Backstroke B Division - 1st Place
• Girls 100m Freestyle - 3rd Place
•  Girls 12 and Over 50m Freestyle B Division - 1st Place
• Girls 12 and Over 50m Breaststroke B Division - 1st Place
• Girls 12 and Over 50m Butterfly - 3rd Place

Scarlett McDonnell:

• Girls 12 and Over 25m Freestyle A Division – 3rd Place

Harper Horwood:

• Girls 12 and Over 25m Breaststroke B Division – 3rd Place

Winnie Woodcroft:

• Girls 10 Years 50m Backstroke A Division – 3rd Place
• Girls 10 Years 50m Freestyle A Division – 2nd Place
• Girls 10 Years 50m Butterfly – 3rd Place

Relay Highlights

Girls 12 and Over 100m Medley Relay 

3rd Place: Lucy Hass, Scarlett McDonnell, Emmalin Woodcroft, Harper Horwood

Girls 200m Medley Relay 

2nd Place: Lucy Hass, Charlize Gri, Emmalin Woodcroft, Winnie Woodcroft

Girls 11 to 12 200m Freestyle Relay (A Division) 

3rd Place: Lucy Hass, Charlize Gri, Scarlett McDonnell, Emmalin Woodcroft

Open Springfield Freestyle Relay

2nd Place: Lucy Hass, Charlize Gri, Emmalin Woodcroft, Winnie Woodcroft

The Clayfield College Sports Department extends its sincere thanks to the coaches, staff, parents and supporters whose ongoing encouragement continue to foster both the enjoyment and success of this outstanding program.

Britton Shield Touch Football Competition

Our Britton Shield Touch Football teams are looking forward to taking the field for their upcoming competition on Thursday 19 March. After several weeks of training and preparation, the boys are ready to represent Clayfield College with energy, teamwork and pride.

Families and supporters are warmly invited to attend and cheer on our players as they compete at Shaw Park, home of Valleys Hockey Club.

Event Details

Date: Thursday 19 March

Time: 9:30am to 1:00pm

Venue: Shaw Park

Logistics

• Students are to meet at the Tuckshop area at 7:45am for roll call
• There will be no canteen operating at the venue
• Students must bring their own morning tea, lunch and water (please ensure Tuckshop is not ordered for this day)
• Following presentations, students will return to school to complete the remainder of the school day. Normal pick-up arrangements apply
• Students leaving the venue with parents must be signed out with a Clayfield staff member

Uniform Requirements

• Clayfield College Competition Tee (provided by the Sports Department)
• Clayfield College PE shorts
• White socks and sports shoes
• Clayfield College hat

• Tracksuit (optional)

   

We wish all teams the very best for the day and look forward to an enjoyable morning of Britton Shield competition.