Sport News

Cricket Success

As the cricket finishes up (it goes into recess during the AFL season) our successful girls teams have once again achieved some outstanding success. Our year 9/10 girls team narrowly missed out getting into the State quarter finals, coming runners-up in the Southern Zone.

Our year 8 girls were finalists at regional level which was also a terrific result.

Pictured also is an action shot in a gymnastics class at year 7 – showing Kayla Rosa Forster holding a wonderful balance pose!

 

Regional Athletics

Southern Metropolitan Regional Athletics Championships 2019. These were held at Casey Fields on the 10th October. Congratulations to all of the 60 students who competed, the results are amazing. We had lots of students on the podium throughout the day, and we had a record breaking number of 9 students progress through to the state championships. These 9 students are:

 

    Abby Trezise -Javelin and 1500m walk

    Nick Bertucci - Shot Put

    Eden Mckeown - 1500m run

    Imogen Baker - 1500m run

    Jasper Long - Long jump

    Kristen Blight - relay

    Lily Davis - relay

    Jacinta Lyon lee  - relay

    Emily Pletikos - relay

 

As a school, out of approximately 50 schools, Dromana College took home second place overall behind Frankston High School.

 We haven’t seen results like this ever before, and we are very proud of all students and their success at the regional championships. Well done.    

   

 

State Athletics

The 2019 State Athletics Championships:

In the whole state, Dromana College placed 45th in the field of Athletics.  Individual achievements were outstanding, see below:

Jasper Long (Long Jump) – 3rd

Nick Bertucci (Shot Put) – 2nd

Abby Trezise (1500m Walk) – 6th

                          (Javelin) – 3rd

Eden Mckeown (1500m run) – 5th

Imogen Baker (1500m run) – 5th

Lily Davis, Jacinta Lyon Lee, Kristen Blight (Senior Girls relay)– 5th

 Congratulations to all competitors, these are amazing achievements.

 

Karate Champion

Congratulations to Bonnie Salt from Year 8. She won two gold medals at the National Karate Championships in Launceston, Tasmania. Bonnie has trained with the Victorian State Karate Team for the last three years as well as with her dojo at Peter Hollowood Martial Arts in Mornington. Her hard work, determination and good sportsmanship has paid off. Bonnie won her individual division in the 12/13-year-old girls, and the team event in her age group. Congratulations Bonnie! A fantastic achievement.