Senior Sport Report

NSW Netball Cup

Our netball teams travelled to JC King Park on 5 May, competing strongly across all divisions in a highly competitive day of matches. Xavier Catholic College and the newly formed teams from Moama Anglican Grammar proved to be strong opposition throughout the tournament.

The 7/8 A team, coached by Mrs Jaimee Munro, enjoyed a successful day, finishing third overall and progressing to the finals on percentage. The team fought hard in the semi-final before going down to Albury High 10–6. Tilly Smith and Mali Stevens were among the standout performers, consistently contributing throughout the competition.

The 7/8 B team, coached by Mrs Carissa Furze, demonstrated excellent teamwork and determination across all matches. The midcourt worked tirelessly to transition the ball into attack, while the defensive players maintained strong pressure throughout the day. A special mention goes to Haidyn, who, despite being injured, took on the role of team manager and provided wonderful support and encouragement to her teammates.

In the 9/10 A division, coached by Mrs Alison Barrett, the team finished equal third on points, only falling to the eventual winners, Xavier Catholic College and Moama Anglican Grammar. April McGee, Asha Mardling and Lucy Hocking were standout performers, helping the team remain highly competitive throughout the day.

The 9/10 B team, coached by Macy Clark, showed great resilience and determination despite tough competition. Kiara Kong and Lily Jones were recognised for their positive contributions and effort across the tournament.

A special acknowledgement also goes to Amy Twigg, who represented the school exceptionally well in her umpiring duties, demonstrating professionalism and confidence throughout the day.

We thank coaches Macy Clark, Mrs Carissa Furze and Mrs Jaimee Munro for their leadership and support of the teams throughout the competition.

Overall, it was a rewarding day of netball, with all teams displaying strong teamwork and resilience.

Basketball – NSW All Schools Cup

On 5 May, our U16 teams travelled to Wagga Wagga to compete in the NSW All Schools Championships, producing a number of impressive performances across the day.

A standout result came from the U16 Girls team, who progressed through to the Division 2 Grand Final. The team displayed outstanding determination and teamwork throughout the tournament, with Annie Richmond and Milla Lowe among the team’s standout performers.

In Division 1, the U16 Boys competed strongly against quality opposition. Ethan Crisp was a consistent contributor throughout the competition, while Taylor Wright showed tremendous courage in defence, playing through injury and making an important impact for his team.

The U16 Division 2 Boys, coached by Noah Rowston, narrowly missed a place in the Grand Final after a series of competitive matches. Charlie Coulter impressed across the tournament, while Levi Greenwood proved a reliable scorer for the side.

All teams were well supported by coaches Matt De Koeyer, Noah Rowston and Imogen Arcus, whose leadership and guidance contributed greatly to the students’ development and performances.

Overall, the Championships provided a valuable and rewarding experience, with all teams demonstrating excellent sportsmanship, skill and school pride throughout the day.

NSW CIS Swimming Championships

Trinity swimmers delivered an impressive performance at the 2026 NSWCIS Secondary Swimming Championships, with strong representation across all age groups and multiple standout results.

A highlight of the meet was Billy Main (13 yrs), who produced an outstanding performance to claim 1st place in the Boys 13 Years 50m Backstroke, setting a new NSWCIS record in the process. This exceptional swim was a defining moment for the team and a testament to Billy’s hard work and talent.

Top Performers: 

 Billy Main (13 yrs)

• 1st – 50m Backstroke (Record)
• 5th – 50m Freestyle
• 4th – 100m Freestyle 

Charlotte Hill (17 yrs)

• 3rd – 50m Breaststroke
• 7th – 50m Freestyle

Other Notable Individual Results

• Adeline Hartley (13 yrs)
  • 13th – 50m Freestyle
  • 5th – 50m Breaststroke
  • 9th – 100m Backstroke 
• Cooper Scott (15 yrs)
  • Multiple mid‑field finishes including: 
    • 14th – 50m Freestyle
    • 15th – 50m Breaststroke
    • 10th – 200m IM 
• Harrison Main (17 yrs)
  • 9th – 50m Freestyle
  • 10th – 100m Freestyle
  • 4th – 200m IM 
• Charlotte Hill (17 yrs)
  • 3rd – 50m Breaststroke
  • 5th – 200m IM 
• Hugh Wells (16 yrs)
  • 14th – 50m Freestyle
  • 11th – 100m Freestyle

Relay Performances:

Girls Relays

• Girls 12–14 Freestyle Relay 
  • 13th place (2:08.82) 

Boys Relays

• Boys 12–14 Freestyle Relay 
  • 15th place (2:02.90) 

AFL: Xavier Tanner Shield & Bushranger Cup

Tuesday 12th May was a big day of football, with both our Under 15 boys and girls teams competing against strong regional opposition.

Under 15 Boys – Xavier Tanner Shield

The Under 15 boys AFL team participated in the Xavier Tanner Shield at Lavington, enjoying a perfect autumn day across four matches of two 12-minute halves.

The boys opened strongly against Xavier Green in slippery conditions, showing excellent intensity and clean ball handling to secure a comfortable 36-point victory.

Their second match against Moama Grammar proved more challenging, with the opposition moving the ball well and exposing lapses in defensive pressure, resulting in a 25–0 loss.

The third match saw the boys face a dominant Albury High outfit, who were the standout team of the day. Despite a very committed performance, the boys went down 54–6, but were notably the only team to manage a goal against them.

In their final game against Murray High, the first half lacked a team-first approach, with players chasing individual efforts. Following a halftime reset, the boys responded brilliantly, showcasing fast, cohesive ball movement and strong teamwork to finish with an impressive 47–6 win.

Consistent performers across the day included Caleb Anderson, Tom Davies, Lucas Mordecai, Cooper Scott, Lucas Hutchins and Chase Raynor. They were well supported by Joe Charlton, Jordan Daniel, Zye French, Lucas Gleeson, Banjo Gow, Tyson Johnston, Lachlan Martin, Flynn McGrath, James McIntyre, Franco Moolman, Tom Perry, Jack Spinelli, Ted Vesey, George Whitsed, Hunter Worthington and Tim Young.

Girls Football – Bushranger Cup

The girls football team travelled to Xavier to compete in the Bushranger Cup, delivering an outstanding performance under the guidance of coach Kirrily Boyd.

The team enjoyed a highly successful day, suffering just one loss to a strong Xavier side while recording convincing wins over Corowa and Murray High. The girls were particularly impressive going forward, consistently hitting the scoreboard with multiple goal kickers in each match.

Asha Mardling was a dominant force up forward, proving a constant scoring threat. Through the midfield, Tilly Smith, Imogen Gardiner and captain Yozora Hooper led from the front with exceptional ball-winning ability and relentless tackling pressure, setting the tone for the team’s success.

A special thank you goes to Remi James, Chelsea Blockley and Marli Myers for their valuable assistance and support on the day.

Overall, both teams represented the school with pride, demonstrating strong skill, teamwork and determination across a competitive and successful day of football.

2026 BISSA Cross Country

Students recently travelled to Narrandera to compete in the annual BISSA Cross Country Carnival, held at the local racecourse. The event brought together 10 schools, with each school selecting their top six boys and girls from every age group to compete in a highly competitive field.

Competitors raced across distances of 3km, 4km and 6km, testing their endurance and determination on a challenging course. All students represented the school with great resilience, commitment and sportsmanship throughout the day.

Outstanding individual performances came from Max Whitsed (16 Boys) and Lily Wright (17 Girls), who both achieved first place in their respective age groups — an exceptional accomplishment at this level of competition.

Congratulations to all students who competed and proudly represented the school at the carnival.