Sport News
SSV State Finals
A huge congratulations to the teams below that have all made it through to the SSV State finals.
- SMR Senior Tennis Boys & Girls Champions – The SSV State final is Monday 16 May. Thank you coach Victoria Stewart
- SMR Intermediate Girls Tennis Champions – The SSV State final is Friday 20 May. Thank you coach Victoria Stewart
- SMR Intermediate Boys Baseball Champions – The SSV State final is Wednesday 25 May. Thank you coach Rob Mace
- SMR Y7 Girls Volleyball Champions – The SSV State final is Friday 11 November. Thank you coach Deb Anderson
- SMR Y8 Boys Baseball Champions – The SSV State final is Tuesday 15 November. Thank you coach Brett Cook
State Swimming Championships
Congratulations to our State Swimmers who competed with amazing results.
- Relays: Girls 14 Freestyle 1st place; Boys 14 Freestyle 3rd place; Girls 18-20 Freestyle 5th place; Girls 12-14 Medley 3rd place; Boys 12-14 Medley 4th place; Girls 15-16 Medley 2nd place.
- Individual events: Girls 12-20 100M Breaststroke – Zara Callan 3rd place; Girls 14 50M breaststroke Sara Rogozinski 4th place; Girls 16 50M breaststroke Zara Callan 4thplace; Girls 18-20M breaststroke Angel Coroneos 7th place; Girls 12-13 50M Freestyle Alyssa Medding 5th place; Girls 18-20 50M Freestyle Hannah Russell 3rd place.
Thank you to Mrs Mary Hunter and Mrs Kylie Grech for supporting the students on the day.
Sports Leadership Camp
The 2022 Sports Leadership camp was definitely one to remember. The adventurous, inclusive and competitive spirit everyone contributed really emphasised the bond that Sports Leadership hold as a team. The camp consisted of multiple challenging, yet epic activities ranging from water based activities such as kayaking, SUP-ing and surfing, to land based activities like walking, boxing, beach activities, mountain biking, and a 5km time trial around Churchill Island.
These dedicated sport leaders put in 110% at every time possible even when things were not going according to plan. They adjusted to all of the changes and challenges that were put right in front of them and took every challenge on with a smile on their face and a positive attitude.
Night one, we were fortunate enough to have had an amazing Australian Hockey player and physio, Sophie Taylor. She filled our minds with lots of interesting and relatable topics, such as balance in life, training schedules and pushing through adversity. We can and will all use this advice in our lives from now on. All Sports Leaders were extremely thankful for all of the teachers and helpers who set up the most amazing night of all; the team challenge and lip sync competition night. The night was filled with competitiveness, bravery, unbreakable teams supporting everyone, and most of all, fun and laughter which in this case was spread across all of our faces.
Overall, the camp was a jam packed three days and no-one would have wanted it any other way. The laughter, grit, and passion was displayed by every single person. On behalf of the Sports Leadership team, we would like to emphasise how lucky we were to have been able to attend this camp and could not have done it without any of the teachers; Mrs Chloe Stevens, Mr Luke Rowe, Miss Kate Burgees and students from the Class of 2021 that joined us again this year. Thank you so much and we cannot wait for what else is to come this year in Sports Leadership!
Georgia Matthews (Year 10), Molly Power (Year 10),
Tara Power (Year 12) and Rachel Smith (Year 10)