HAPE KLA Leader & Sports Coordinator Report - Jason Hekkema

We received some unbelievable results last Term!!

Greater Western Region Badminton

Year 7 Boys and the Year 7 Girls won GWR Badminton and qualified for the STATE FINALS!

(but sadly SSV announced recently that badminton would not have a state final due to COVID)

Last Name	First Name
ADLAM	Georgia
DURAZZA	Sebastian
HULLAH	Tyler
JOHNSTONE	Ella
MASON	Ryder
MERRETT	Ruby
MORISI	Stella
NEELAVANNAN	Nivashini
PHILLIPS	Wilbur
ROBINSON-COOPER	Cyrus
SCOTT	Xanthia
VALPIED	Elyse

NETBALL

EUREKA CROSS COUNTRY

EUREKA CROSS COUNTRY
ALL AGE GROUPS
Finishing Position	First Name	Surname	School	Time
12	Ruby	Merrett	WOHI	16:50
2	Ryder	Mason	WOHI	13:05
11	Helena	Rayner	WOHI	17:02
13	Abby	Allen	WOHI	16:41
6	Vincent	Nube	WOHI	12:08
10	Esther	Rosenberg	WOHI	18:33
10	Luke	Thacker	WOHI	23:15

Congratulations to the students above who have qualified for the GWR Cross Country Finals. An amazing effort. We also had the 12-13 Year Boys get 3rd place as a team, well done boys!!

12-13 Year Boys – 3 km

FIRST TEAM

BALLARAT HIGH SCHOOL

SECOND TEAM

MT CLEAR

THIRD TEAM

WOODMANS HILL SECONDARY COLLEGE

Ryder Mason

Joshua Lancashire

Blake Muscat

GWR Cross Country Finals

Thursday 15th July 2021

Address: Deakin University, Princes Hwy, Warrnambool VIC

Eureka Division Netball Year 8 Boys

On Wednesday 5th May YR 8 boys competed in the Eureka division Netball competition at Llanberris Netball centre. Due to popular demand Woodmans Hill entered two teams in the Year 8 division. This proved to be a master stroke with one of our teams winning ALL games, and the other only losing to the undefeated Woodmans team. It was great to see all boys using the skills practiced at school and coming together as teams to perform incredibly well.

Going undefeated also means that we move through to the GWR region and Netball Vic Schools Cup competition which are scheduled for Term 3.

Well done boys!

AND the Year 8 Boys netball also qualified for STATE FINALS!!

(but SSV also said netball state finals would not go ahead)

James	BURTON	08A
Wilby	FREDERICKS	08C
Charlie	HAGGETT	08B
Jamie	HALL	08A
Sebastian	HEANEY	08D
Jett	JOHNSTON	08A
Riley	JONES	08B
Brody	LACY	08A
Joshua	LEVETT	08B
Leroy	LYONS	08A
David	NUBE	08C
Gus	PRENC	08C
Jamison	PRIOR	08C
Angus	STOLL	08C

So proud of all of these athletes and a massive thanks to the teachers who have dedicated their time to make this happen!! J

Eureka Division Netball Year 9 & 10 Boys

On Wednesday 5th May YR 9&10 boys competed in the Eureka division Netball competition at Llanberris Netball centre. The boys won their first game and looked to build on that, but the competition was stiff and ensured that we did not progress to the GWR finals.

It was great to see all boys working together and being inclusive and demonstrating sportsmanship at all times. Standout players were Toby Romeo in defense and Emmanuel Butler in goals and midcourt.

Well done to all on being a credit to our College.

Eureka Division Netball Year 9-10 Girls

On Thursday the 24th of June the year 9-10 girls competed in Eureka division netball competition against all public schools in Ballarat. Even though the girls didn’t win many games they did extremely well and kept their positive attitude up the whole day. I am very proud of all the girls that had the attitude to have fun no matter if they won or not. An outstanding player that was on the court yesterday was Amelia Trickey, she is amazing at shooting goals and always having a smile on her face. I would like to thank Miss Hollands for taking us to Llanberris Netball Stadium and keeping us on track the whole day.

By coach: Cassidy Lee-Hartford

Year 8 Girls Netball team photo below ….

We lost to Ballarat High and Phoenix’s A team, we beat Phoenix’s B team, drew with Mt Clear, and lost to Beaufort (but only just, and we should have won!)

It was good fun, and I need to give them all a merit because they were all great.

Eureka Cross Country

On Monday May 10, 19 students alongside Miss James and Mr McLeod braved the pouring rain and freezing wind to compete in the Eureka Cross Country at the Prince of Wales Park Alfredton. Seven students qualified for the Greater Western Region Finals in Warrnambool, which was due to be held on May 31, however has been postponed due to lockdown. A huge thank you to Maxine Farrell for her assistance on the day!

Well done Ryder Mason for finishing second in his age group, and to the 12-13 Year Boys who placed 3rd as a team.

Congratulations to all competitors for braving the elements, and best of luck to those who have qualified for the next stage!

Jason Hekkema

HAPE KLA Leader & Sports Coordinator

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