Sports news
An action-packed Big Splash
Senior School students had a blast at their Big Splash on Thursday 3 March, soaking up the warm weather and earning points for their Houses.
Students battled it out in a series of novelty events, while showing off their amazing costumes and House spirit.
Well done to all who participated, and thank you to everyone who helped make the day such a hit! Check out more photos from the day on our website here.
2022 Night Swim Carnival – the results are in!
Well done to all students who participated in the 2022 Night Swim Carnival and congratulations to the following Age Group winners:
U13 – Maya Bearman and Olive Smith
U14 – Ella Striker
U15 – Nathalie Elischer
U16 – Abigail Spilling
Open – Amelie Cox
Overall Swim Champion – Abigail Spilling
We are thrilled to announce that four new school records were also broken:
- Maya Bearman –U13 50m backstroke, U13 50m freestyle—which is a 32 year old record! Well done, Maya!
- Olive Smith – U13 50m breaststroke, U13 50m butterfly.
The following swimmers also received their swimming badge for being selected in the St Mary’s Swim team:
Maya Bearman
Olive Smith
Rosie Arnold
Aoife Kelly
Laine Debnam
Charlotte Beach
Charlotte Elischer
Abigail Spilling
Emily Hyland
Holly Sice
SSATIS Carnival highlights
St Mary's College had a very successful Southern SATIS Swimming Carnival, which was held on Tuesday 1 March at the Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre.
The U13 Age Group finished 1st place, the U14 Age Group came 2nd and St Mary's, as a team, finished 2nd in both the Junior Girls Division (Years 7-10 results) and the Aggregate Shield (combined Years 7-12).
Well done to every swimmer on a great start to the swim season!
Looking ahead, the State SATIS Swimming Carnival will take place on Tuesday 22 March and we wish Team Manager, Selena Eaves; Captain Amelie Cox (Year 12) and the rest of the team all the best of luck.
Mia Blignaut
Sports Coordinator (Senior School)
Rowing: Schools Regatta 3
Our SMC Rowers had a very successful weekend at Schools Regatta 3. Stakes were high as crews were aiming to qualify for finals in next week’s All Schools Championship Regatta.
With nearly 30 crews qualifying for finals, the girls showed great tenacity and put into practice everything they have been working on at training in preparation for the culmination of the rowing season.
As always team work, resilience and school spirit were on full display. Well done to all involved and thank you to all parents, staff and volunteers who assisted over the weekend.
Kate Jordan
Rowing Coordinator