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Douglas Shield Cricket - Round 3 report

On Wednesday 10th February, the College played a state quarter final match against William Clarke College from Kellyville, Sydney. The game was played in great spirit and the umpires commented on the high level of skill and sportsmanship that was displayed by both teams.

 

William Clarke College won the toss and elected to bat on a very even wicket that did not change for the whole match. The bowling from TRAC was very tight early against very good batting. Captain Joe Perryman set a trap for their opening batsman and with a very well placed bouncer was able to dismiss one of their best batsmen before he could do too much damage. The bowlers all did a commendable job with best figure being Joe Perryman (3 for 27) Bill Glanvill (2 for 26) Luke Fellows ( 1 for 31) and Luke Naumann (1 for 12) with WCC finishing their innings after a shortened 40 over game, at 7 for 156. It was particularly good to see Luke Naumann perform so economically in his first bowl for the Open’s team, with his first 3 overs being maidens.

 

The chase looked in trouble early with the college 4 for 29 in reply after 13 overs but when Co-captains Joe Perryman and Bill Glanvill came to the crease, they settled into a very good partnership that showed great maturity from both boys. They put on 120 runs for the 5th wicket partnership before Joe was eventually dismissed for 65. Bill continued on with Sam Stening to bring the game home with 2 overs to spare. This was a great game of cricket which showed the boys that the game is never over and they fought to the end, a great effort! The College will now go on to play the winner of Kinross Wolaroi School, Orange and Inaburra School, Bangor in the state semi-final in the coming weeks.

 

Report written by Mr Michael Reynolds - Coach

Lucy McKelvie-Hill - NSWCIS Cricket

Congratulations to Lucy who made the top 20 in the Open Girls NSW CIS Cricket Squad. Whilst Lucy did not make the final team of 11, she showcased her skill and passion for female cricket during the trials.

 

Preston Butcher Cup Open Girls Touch Football

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected to represent the College in the Term One Preston Butcher Cup Open Girls Competition:

 

Milla Pavitt (7)

Marlee Richards (7)

Georgie Hayes (7)

Lucy Howard (8)

Zali Wheatley (8)

Melanie Philpott (8)

Lexi Fellows (9)

Abbey Hamblin (10)

Ines Treharne (10)

Claudia Wheatley (10)

Lucy Bourne (10)

Sarah Croker (11)

Saffron Robertson (11)

Charlotte Heine (11)

Hardy Shield Open Boys Rugby League Squad

Congratulations to the following players who are in the squad to represent the College in the Term One Hardy Shield Open Boys Rugby League Competition:

 

Geordie Charleson (10)

Joshua Wilson (10)

Finbar Kennedy (10)

Thomas Kerrisk (10)

Maluane Poleka (10)

Dylan Edwards (11)

Harry Hayes (11)

Angus Randall (11)

Gerard Okerenyang (11)

Liam Burns (11)

Jack Street (11)

Harrison Thomas (12)

George Carn (12)

Flynn Packer (12)

Lachlan Payne (12)

Judd McLeod (12)

Sam McNaughton (12)

Thomas Fitzgerald (12)

Nicholas Harris (12)

TRAC Swimming Carnival - Monday 1 March

We will have our second attempt on Monday to participate in the annual College Swimming Carnival. Information notes have been updated and placed onto Compass for staff, students and parents regarding the Competitive Carnival at the Oasis and the Non-Competitive at Junee pool. Unfortunately, parents are unable to attend these events during regular school hours.

 

Here is an overview of both events:

Non-competitive swimmerswill come to school as normal, have their attendance marked in Homeroom and then board the busses to Junee for the day. The busses will return students back to the College before 3:10pm so students can catch their regular bus home. Please bring a packed lunch.

 

Competitive swimmers will make their own way to the Oasis by 9:00am (one bus will be made available to transport students to and from school if they require) attendance will be marked at the pool and students will be dismissed from the carnival at the end of the day. Please bring a packed lunch. Students who qualify for BISSA will be required to attend on Thursday 4th March.

BISSA Swimming Carnival

The BISSA Swimming Carnival is on Thursday 4th March at the Oasis Swimming Pool in Wagga Wagga. Students will qualify for BISSA if they:

  • Finish 1st, 2nd ,3rd, 4th overall in their respective age group for the 50m Freestyle
  • Finish 1st ,2nd overall in their respective age group for the 50m Breastroke, Backstroke and Butterfly
  • Finish 1st in their respective age group for the 100m Freestyle
  • Finish 1st in their respective age group for the 200m IM

Students need to ensure that if they qualify for BISSA that they collect a permission note and return it to the College before Thursday 4th March. Unfortunately,  parents are unable to attend this carnival. 

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Kym Kjaer | Head of Representative Sport