Recreational Sport

Unfortunately, the weather was not in our favour this week which resulted in outdoor sports being cancelled including MISA. Students are reminded to ensure that they carefully check their Compass schedule as well as the Sport Schedule to ensure that they are attending the location and at the correct time. All students attending gym groups including F45, Fernwood, Live Well Gym, Aerial Arts and UFC Gym must have a small sweat towel in order to participate in their activities.

MISA Sport

This week marked Round2 of MISA sport. Unfortunately, all outdoor sport groups were cancelled due to the wet weather. MISA Basketball and MISA Indoor Cricket however took place.

Round 2 MISA Results

Round 3 MISA Draw

Diocesan Open Football (Girls)

On Friday 23rd April out Open Girls football team travelling to Woonona to compete in the Wollongong Diocesan Football Event. The level of skill was high, the spirit of the day was exceptional, with good hard football coupled with respect between all teams. The team started the day strong with a 1-0 win against St Joseph’s. After a strong performance, the team were then up against Holy Spirit who defeated Mt Carmel 2-0. This resulted in the team being placed 4th in their pool. The students conducted themselves well on the day and should be proud of their efforts. Thank you to Ms Toogood and Ms Jeffreys who coached our students on the day. Your guidance and leadership is appreciated. Thank you also to our linesmen on the day James D’Angelo of Year 11 and Michael Bzdega of Year 10 who were also commended by staff and players for their conduct. 

A further congratulations is extended to Jade Constance of Year 12 who was selected into the Wollongong Diocese team on the day of the event. Jade will represent the Diocese at the NSWCCC event.

The team consisted of: Julina Barisic, Giselle Byrne, Monique Cassaniti, Merryn Clarke, Jade Constance, Aaliyah Gallagher, Doris Kristo, Jorja Lewis, Serena Locke, Charmaine Marquinez, Mikaela Molina, Adrianna Naine, Annabelle Peeters, Ranya Rawal, Zoe Wahhab and Stephanie Wearne.

Diocesan Cross Country

On Monday 26th April, we had many students attend the Dioceasn Cross Country Event. To be eligible to attend this event, students needed to place in the top 6 of their age group (top 3 for 17+) at the school carnival at the end of Term 2. The weather conditions were perfect, the students' participation, behaviour and spirit displayed at this event was great and all represented their school to a high standard.

On the day we had a number of students who placed in the top 6 of their age group (top 3 for 17+). These students will now progress to the NSWCCC Cross Country event held in June. This is an outstanding achievement as students are competing against other competitive runners from a number of schools and the Nowra cross country course certainly is quite challenging with rough terrain and inclines.

Congratulations to the following students for their outstanding results on the day:

Isla Clarke 13 years girls 6th place	Charmaine Marquinez 18+ girls 6th place	Jayden Kurniawan 12 years boys 6th place
Daniel Lill 14 years boys Multiclass	Matthew Galvin 17 years boys 2nd place
Blake Waugh 17 years boys 3rd place	Campbell Cox-Barlow 15 years boys 6th place

Southern Country Rugby League

Isaiah Anamani, Tristyn Ball and Connor O’Sullivan were selected to attend the CCC Southern Country Rugby League trials held in Wagga Wagga on Tuesday 28th April as representatives of the Diocese of Wollongong. Congratulations to all students for their performance and participation in this event however an extended congratulations to Tristyn Ball (Year 12) and Isaiah Anamani (Year 12) who have been selected to represent CCC Southern Country Rugby League at the State Trials which will be held in St Marys on Wednesday 19th - Friday 21st May. We wish the boys all the best of luck in these events.