Junior School Sport

Independent Primary Schools Sporting Organisation (IPSSO) 

IPSSO Week 6

Our teams had a bye

IPSSO Results Week 7

On Wednesday 10 March 2020, our teams competed against Macarthur Anglican at St Gregory's College. 

Sport ResultSGCMAS Special Mention 
Junior BasketballWIN282
  • Audrey Oldfield for scoring 6 points
  • Amelia Howe for her defensive pressure and effective passing.
  • Eli Piaud for his game awareness in defence.
Junior CricketWIN6943
  • Braith Adams-Brinkworth and Lachlan Zorbas for setting a strong foundation at the start of the St Greg’s innings.
  • Samuel Brown for his enthusiasm, great fielding and backing up.
  • Charlie Farias for a very strong all round display with bat and ball.
Junior Girls SoccerWIN90
  • Ruby Harrison for playing an excellent defensive game.
  • Evangeline Palumbo for never giving up and being an encouraging team member.
  • Keira Eagles for being able to play multiple positions well and for her terrific kicking skills.
Junior Oz Tag WIN201
  • Finn Dumesny being a team player and looking for support when making a break.
  • Charlize Potts scoring 3 tries
  • Taylah Kenney showed great support and vision to score 3 tries.
Senior BasketballWIN346
  • Zahra Eva for her support play and for putting valuable points on the board
  • Charlotte Richards for her support play and encouraging her teammates to do well
  • Alexander Turoung for being able to effectively pass to his teammates and for his dribbling skills.
Senior CricketWIN7246
  • Parker Willard for his amazing throwing accuracy whilst fielding
  • Kynan Eagles for his aggressive hitting
  • Connor Harrison for his composed effort with the bat.
Senior Girls SoccerLoss07
  • Olivia Young for putting her body on the line to defend the goals.
  • Isla Foster for giving her all in defence.
  • Stephanie Bartlett for being a strong defensive force.
Senior Oz Tag WIN260
  • Ben Lawrence for his impressive attacking skills and scoring a double whammy within the opening minutes.
  • Marcus Desira for his constant encouragement of teammates and finding the gap resulting in a runaway try.
  • Hannah Tabrett for her determination and support play earning her two tries.

IPSSO Results Week 8 

On Wednesday, 17 March 2020, our teams competed against Mt Annan Christian College.

Sport ResultSGCMACC Special Mention 
Junior BasketballLoss1835
  • Coby Ornowski never gave up and encouraged his teammates to do well.
  • Ryan Delaney for working hard on his dribbling skills.
  • William Mumford for his defensive pressure.
Junior CricketNo Result  
  • Will be playing for double points next time.
Junior Girls SoccerWIN110
  • Mikayla Faro played an excellent passing game, also scoring 3 goals.
  • Ruby Harrison played a variety of positions and had an excellent kicking game. She scored her first goal of the season.
  • Kiera Howe in the first half came off injured; however, went back on for the 2nd half and performed strongly.
Junior Oz Tag WIN176
  • Sienna Caruana for showing great support
  • Zane Mallinson for being a team player
  • Daniel McMullen for showing great tagging skills.
Senior BasketballWIN4111
  • Ryder Paki for his great scoring ability
  • Leo Valdmanis for his great assists throughout the game.
  • Zahra Eva for providing great support play and her accurate shooting.
Senior CricketLoss3746
  • Cohen Smith for a great all round effort.
  • Liam McGettigan for his great bowling and fielding
  • Ethan Handunneththi for a great innings with the bat.
Senior Girls SoccerWIN51
  • Nicola Blyton for her strong defence and always being there to back up her teammates.
  • Ruby Isbister for getting our first goal of the season.
  • Ava Jakus for showing great vision up front.
Senior Oz Tag WIN 103
  • Lucy Stewart for running up the field and making good metres
  • Seth Obereigner for being a tagging machine and not missing a single tag.
  • Lily Harland for always putting in her best effort and being a great team player.

 

Our trials for our Winter IPSSO sports have commenced this week. These trials will be happening during lunch breaks and if required they will be held after school. Below is a reminder of when the trials are being held.

Sport Spots AvailableTrial Day/TimesEquipment 
Junior AFL7 Girls/7 Boys

18/3 Break 2

 

24/3 3pm-4pm

 

31/3 3pm-4pm

 

21/4- Grade Sport

  • Mouth guard
  • Change of clothes
  • Boots or joggers

 

Junior Netball10

17/3- 3pm-4pm

 

25/3- 3pm-4pm

 

1/4 Break 1

 

21/4- Grade Sport

  • Change of clothes
  • Joggers
Newcombe Ball6 Boys/GirlsDue to the low volume of nominations, we will hold trials next term in Weeks 1&2 during Wednesday grade sport. 
Junior Boys Soccer13

17/3 3pm-4pm

 

24/3 3pm-4pm

 

1/4 Break 2

 

21/4- Grade Sport

  • Shin pads (are essential)
  • Change of clothes
  • Boots
Senior AFL7 Girls/7 BoysWill be using the trials from Paul Kelly Cup trials to determine the team.
Senior Netball10

19/3 Break 2

 

25/3 3pm-4pm

 

1/4 Break 2

 

21/4- Grade Sport

  • Change of clothes
  • Joggers
Volleyball6 Boys/6 GirlsDue to the low volume of nominations, we will hold trials next term in Weeks 1 & 2 during Wednesday grade sport.
Senior Boys Soccer13

19/3 Break 1

 

23/3 3-4pm

 

30/3 3-4pm

 

21/4- Grade Sport

  • Shin pads (are essential)
  • Change of clothes
  • Boots

 

If your child has been moved on from a trial, they are welcome to trial for another sport. A coach or a selector will notify students of this and will ask them if there is another sport they may be interested in trialling for. Teams will be finalised early in Term 2.

 

Wollongong Representative Sport 

Mackillop Basketball Trial 

On Friday 26 February Leo Valdmanis represented the Wollongong Diocese at the Mackillop Basketball Trial. Leo was successful in making the Mackillop Team and will now compete at the NSW PSSA Basketball Championships in April. 

 

Western Region Swimming Carnival 

On March 3 we had 22 swimmers representing the College at the Western Region Swimming Carnival. We had our best results ever at this meet. The College ended up with the following results:

 

Age Champions for the meet:

Ivy Smith – Junior Girls

Alexandra Nothdurfter- Senior Girls 

 

Runner Up Age Champion

Thomas Stephens- Junior Boys

Denham Tsagalas- 11 Years Boys

 

Third in Age Champion 

Cohen Smith 3rd in Seniors Age Champion.

 

The College ended up with our most successful result to date! The College came first place in Female point score, Male point score and the Overall Champion School for the meet. Well done swimmers!

 

The following students qualified to compete at Corrimal for the Wollongong swimming trial on March 8:

  • Stephanie Bartlett
  • Jennifer Bartlett
  • Tayah Bowen
  • Samuel Brown
  • Tyler Cummins
  • Keira Eagles
  • Noah Forsyth
  • Cleo Lane
  • Piper Lane
  • Lachlan Lettieri
  • Nate Miller
  • Claire Murray
  • Alexandra Nothdurfter
  • Mateo Parcio
  • Connor Potts
  • Cohen Smith
  • Ivy Smith
  • Thomas Stephens
  • Denham Tsagalas

Wollongong Swim Trial 8 March 2021

At the Wollongong swimming trials, all of our students did a great job in representing the College in the pool and on pool deck. There was a lot of support for each other on display through cheering and congratulating efforts. Only the first two placegetters from this trial progressed to the next carnival. 9 students were successful in qualifying to the NSWCPS Carnival but we unfortunately, had several students just miss out on qualifying by less than a second. 

 

Well done to the students who qualified to compete at NSWCPS on Monday March 22:

  • The Junior girl freestyle relay team- Jennifer Bartlett, Piper Lane, Ivy Smith and Keira Eagles.
  • The Senior boys freestyle relay team- Cohen Smith, Denham Tsagalas, Mateo Parcio and Connor Potts.
  • Ivy Smith- Junior girls 50m backstroke, 50m butterfly, 50m breaststroke 200 IM and 9yrs 50m freestyle
  • Alexandra Nothdurfter- Senior girls 50m backstroke, 50m butterfly, 50 breaststroke and 200IM
  • Denham Tsagalas- 50m breaststroke

Diocesan Trials

Over the past few weeks, the College had several talented students attend Wollongong trials in hope of making the Wollongong team in Rugby League, Touch Football, Hockey, Football (Soccer) and Netball. From these trials, we have had a large number of successful students making it into teams!

 

Congratulations to the following students that were successful:

 

U/11’s Rugby League

  • Benjamin Lawrence
  • Denham Tsagalas
  • Sean Hindmarsh
  • Seth Obereigner

 

U/12’s Rugby League

  • Connor Potts
  • Fletcher Kroh
  • Marcus Desira
  • Leo Valdmanis

Hockey

  • Michael Yousseph

Soccer

  • Zac Palumbo
  • Alexander Truong

Netball

  • Olivia Jardine

Touch Football

  • Connor Potts
  • Ben Lawrence
  • Seth Obereigner
  • Denham Tsagalas

 

Junior School Cross Country 

Our Junior School Cross Country will now be held next Tuesday, March 23, Week 9. The K-2 students will be running approximately 600m and Year 3-6 students will be running 2kms. 

 

Parents/Carers are now permitted to attend the Junior School Cross Country as spectators.  The Cross Country will commence at 9am at the College on MCS 1. Parents/Carers will need to park at the parking area via the Western Entrance gate (near the roundabout at Donovan Boulevarde/Keiran Geaney Drive) and proceed to the spectating area at MCS 1. 

 

The first three placegetters in each category for the 2km race will represent the College at the Wollongong Diocesan Cross Country Carnival in Term 2.

The categories for the carnival are:

  • 8/9 year boys
  • 8/9 year girls
  • 10 year boys
  • 10 year girls
  • 11 year boys
  • 11 year girls
  • 12/13 year boys
  • 12/13 year girls

 

Paul Kelly Cup (AFL)

The Junior School has entered 2 boy’s and 2 girl’s teams into the Paul Kelly Cup competition. It is the largest AFL Primary School competition in New South Wales and the ACT and is open to students in Years 5 and 6. The Paul Kelly Cup consists of teams competing in round-robin gala days in our local area. Games are played on a smaller field using modified rules. Our local area gala day is on Thursday March 25.

Thank you to the students that attended the trials and congratulations to the following students that were successful in being selected.

Boys 

 

   
  • Marcus

 

Desira

  • Christian

 

Faro

  • Leonardo

 

Valdmanis

  • Jayden

 

Suffell

  • Ben

 

Lawrence

  • Archie

 

Ross

  • Parker

 

Willard

  • Alex

 

Risteski

  • Seth

 

Obereigner

  • Nimmy

 

Adeyemi

  • Thomas

 

Devine

  • Noah

 

McKinnon

  • Fletcher

 

Kroh

  • Harrison

 

McInerney

  • Connor

 

Potts

  • Thomas

 

Stephens

  • Denham

 

Tsagalas

  • Harrison

 

O'Hara

  • Baxter

 

Snushall

  • Sean

 

Hindmarch

  • Jarryd

 

Currell

  • Kynan

 

Eagles

  • Oliver

 

Trevitt

  • Jayke

 

Romeo

    

 

 

Girls

 

   
  • Amelia

 

Kelly

  • Ruby

 

Isbister

 
  • Hannah

 

Tabrett

  • Ashley

 

Colbourne

 
  • Charlotte

 

Richards

  • Geena

 

Hokayem

 
  • Emily

 

Jones

  • Elise

 

Peterson

 
  • Alexandra

 

Nothdurfter

  • Isla

 

Foster

 
  • Rebekah

 

Nott

  • Zahra

 

Eva

 
  • Stephanie

 

Bartlett

  • Olivia

 

Young

 
  • Olivia

 

Jardine

  • Ava

 

Jakus

 
  • Charlize

 

Anastasio

  • Cailyn

 

Miller

 
  • Tayah

 

Bowen

  • Lilly

 

Harland

 
  • Elisa

 

Maxwell

  • Nicola

 

Blyton

 
  • Lucy

 

Stewart

  • Stephanie

 

Welsh

 

 

 

Darryl Howe 

PDHPE Teacher/Sports Coordinator