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Basketball at Kildare

Term 2 was a busy term for Basketball at Kildare. In Week 6 Kildare took part in the first BNSW Schools tournament in this region at the PCYC. We took an Open’s boys and Open’s girls team. The girls did very well with a few first time basketball players, winning two out of three games to take them into the Grand Final against a strong Trinity side where they went down finishing as runners up. The boys played extremely well winning all their pool games and making it into the Grand final against Trinity as well. The boys enthusiasm and effort was outstanding with the game being decided in the final seconds. Unfortunately they went down as well finishing as runners up.

 

The Open’s girls team took part in the John Vrolyks Cup opening with a tough draw against Kooringal. They played a strong game against Mater Dei but unfortunately finished 2nd on point differential, this meant they had to play Christian College to make the Grand Final. With a good win against Christian College they were set for a rematch with Kooringal in the Grand final. After a back and forth game Kildare managed to edge away in the fourth quarter resulting in back to back John Vrolyks Cup titles. Sadie Pankhurst was awarded the Finals MVP after a strong performance throughout the tournament.

 

 

Finally both of Kildare's basketball teams that play in the Wagga Basketball’s local competition found their way into the Grand final. The Under 16’s girls unfortunately finished as runners up, however the Under 18’s girls managed to win their competition, a great season by all who participated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Benjamin Colenso |  HSIE/RE Teacher

BISSA Athletics Carnival 

On the 19th of June, 20 students from KCC braved the icy conditions in Albury to compete in the BISSA Athletics Carnival.  We had many successful athletes on the day. Not only did students demonstrate remarkable ability on the day, they all represented KCC exceptionally. 

 

One of the most remarkable athletes on the day was Stella Finn. Off the back of her record breaking cross country achievements early this year, she shattered two long-standing records in the 12 Years girls 800m and 1500m. 

Another remarkable achievement was by Ivy Lawson, who was awarded 13 Years girls Age Champion.  

A big congratulations to Stella and Ivy! 

 

Further commendable results on the day included: 

  • Stella Finn - 12 Years Girls 1500m (New record), 800m (New record), 1st 400m.
  • Kayla Gidigasu - 12 Years Girls 1st 200m, 2nd 100m.
  • Ivy Lawson - 13 Years Girls 1st Triple jump, 1st 400m, 2nd Long Jump, 2nd Discus.
  • Delilah Griffin - 13 Years Girls 1st Long Jump.
  • Katani Milligan - 13 Years Girls 1st 100 m, 2nd 400m. 
  • Ivy Lawson, Katani Milligan, Delilah Griffin and Phillipa Lashbrook - 13 Year old Girls 4 x 100m relay 1st place.
  • Abbey Flanagan - 17 Years Girls 3rd Shot Put.
  • Ethan Hilton - 13 Years Boys 1st High Jump, 3rd Javelin, 3rd Triple Jump.
  • Jack Nightingale - 14 Years Boys 1st Long Jump, 1st High Jump.
  • Kai Stanmore  - 16 Years Boys 3rd Shot put.
  • Oscar Perrott - 17 Years Boys 3rd 100m.

Congratulations to all the students who participated and best of luck to the students who have progressed to the next level in September. 

 

Elise Campbell | PDHPE Teacher