Physical Education
Aitken College
Victorian College Basketball
On Tuesday 21 May, a group of Year 7 and 8 Girls played in the Victorian College Basketball Tournament in Werribee against other top players from surrounding schools. The girls played four games.
They defeated The Grange P-12 (16-14 points) and Copperfield College (27-6 points) and were defeated by Christian College- Geelong (10-28 points) and Iona College (23-20 points).
Despite the mixed results, Aitken College finished in second place in our pool. This close finish meant they narrowly missed out on advancing to the finals. They worked hard, supported each other and played with a lot of spirit.
We are looking forward to seeing them compete again next year. Well done, girls.
Primary Divison Cross Country
On Wednesday 5 June, 17 primary students from Aitken College took part in the Woodlands Division Cross Country at Kilmore Racing Club. They ran against students from other schools in the area and did a fantastic job. Their hard work and team spirit were clear to see. All students who participated should be very proud of themselves.
Aitken College congratulates the following students for progressing through to the Northern Metropolitan Region on 19 June.
- Jack D
- Zaniel Y
- Viraat B
- Melody M
Mrs Natalie McNamara
Primary Sports Coordinator/Coach
SECONDARY SSV
Secondary SSV this term has gone off with a bang!
We have had students out representing Aitken in various sports: AFL, Badminton, Netball, Soccer, Table Tennis, Cross Country, Orienteering and Senior Basketball.
Well done to those who have won our division round on behalf of the school and progressed through to regionals. We wish the students involved in the teams below all the best for the upcoming regional round competition:
Senior Boys AFL
Senior Boys Basketball
Senior Girls Table Tennis
Girls Netball (Senior, Intermediate, Year 8 and Year 7)
Intermediate Girls Soccer
Cross Country
Orienteering was an additional sport this term that we entered to provide students with an opportunity to showcase their cross-country and orienteering skills in a competitive setting. We finished 3rd overall out of more than 20 schools who participated in the gala day. Well done to those who received commendations also for their efforts on the day, with lots of students ranking in the top 3 for their age groups.
Mrs Barrett & Mr Linton
Secondary SSV Co-ordinators