Sports News
Netball Day Report!
Our recent Netball Day was a fantastic showcase of sportsmanship, teamwork, and determination from both our Year 7/8 and Year 9/10 boys teams, who proudly represented our school and qualified for Phase 2 Netball.
Year 7/8 Boys Team
The Year 7/8 boys played with great spirit and enthusiasm throughout the day. Despite drawing one game and narrowly losing three, their effort and attitude were commendable. They demonstrated resilience and teamwork, supporting each other on and off the court. Their performance was a testament to their commitment and growth in the sport.
Year 9/10 Boys Team
The Year 9/10 boys team had an outstanding run, winning two games and drawing one to progress to the semi-finals. In a tightly contested match, they were defeated by just five goals, but their performance was nothing short of exceptional. Their skill, strategy, and sportsmanship were evident in every game, and they should be incredibly proud of their achievements.
Highlights & Acknowledgements
- The weather was perfect, adding to the positive atmosphere of the day.
- All players showed excellent support for one another, creating a strong team culture.
- A special mention to Joel, who unfortunately sustained an injury. We wish him a speedy recovery and thank him for his contribution to the team.
- Congratulations to all the boys for their effort, attitude, and the way they represented our school. You should all hold your heads high!
CSSA State Athletics Carnival
Four talented students proudly represented the College at the recent CSSA State Athletics Carnival. Their dedication, sportsmanship, and effort were commendable, and they did a fantastic job showcasing our school spirit on the big stage.
A special congratulations goes to Ella Alcorn, who placed 2nd in javelin and has now progressed to the CIS Championships. We wish Ella the very best of luck as she continues her athletic journey!
Well done to all involved!
CSSA State Basketball Trip Report
Our recent excursion to the CSSA State Basketball competition in Sydney was a fantastic experience for all involved. The students represented the College with excellence, enthusiasm, and sportsmanship throughout the event.
Many of our Year 12 students have been part of this excursion since Year 4, and their maturity and leadership were evident across the trip. Their commitment to the College and to each other helped create a supportive and positive environment for all teams.
Open Girls Team
The Open Girls team delivered an outstanding performance, placing 3rd overall in the competition. After a strong run through the pool stages, they were defeated in the semi-finals by the eventual champions. Their teamwork, resilience, and skill were commendable, and they should be proud of their achievement.
Open Boys Team
The Open Boys team showed promising signs early in the tournament, with flashes of strong individual performances and potential. However, they faced challenges in finding cohesion as a team and ultimately placed 3rd in their pool. Despite the result, the experience was valuable, and the team demonstrated great character and determination.
A special thank you goes to Mrs Johnson for her invaluable assistance throughout the trip. Her support with logistics and student wellbeing was deeply appreciated and contributed significantly to the success of the excursion. Overall, the trip was a memorable and rewarding experience for our students, reinforcing the values of teamwork, perseverance, and school spirit.