College Sport
Week 7 was a reprieve in Diocesan Championship events with only girls Southern Country Rugby league trials being held in Canberra. We were lucky enough to have Leisl Hopoate selected to represent the Southern Country Rugby league team later this year. We also had a very successful round 4 of MISA this week with 5 of our teams getting important wins in their respective competitions. This is setting up an exciting finish with our teams in the mix to position themselves in finals spots to gain important points for the MISA championship trophy.
Upcoming Events
24 March: Marist Basketball Competition
5 April: Diocesan Football Championships
12 April: College Cross Country Carnival
Marist Basketball
The Marist basketball team is primed and ready for action as they gear up for the upcoming 32nd Annual Marist Basketball Carnival, set to be held on the Gold Coast. With rigorous training sessions twice a week and regular participation in the MISA basketball competition every Tuesday, the team has been honing their skills diligently. In a thrilling encounter last Thursday, the boys had the chance to square off against last year's champions in a friendly match after school. Despite facing a formidable team of 19-year-olds, they exhibited commendable performance and determination. Comprising students from years 9, 10, and 11, this diverse squad faces a significant challenge as they aim to defend their title following last year's success. A heartfelt appreciation goes out to Mr. Harpley for his exceptional leadership, dedication, and efforts in coaching, mentoring, and training the team over the past three months. With high hopes and unwavering support, we extend our best wishes to the team as they strive to secure back-to-back victories. Go Mount Carmel!
Sport | Result | MVP | Short Report |
Volleyball Years 7-9 Boys NIMM |
VS JTCC Loss 1-2 |
Patrick Thompson |
In a hard fought match to rivals John Therry the MCCC boys faced tough opposition, who streaked ahead in the first set early. The team rallied and were able to come back however, eventually lost. In the second set the boys saw a renewed determination and resilience and were ahead deep into the set however, after a few missed opportunities and chances to capitalise on their lead saw JT surge ahead to snatch the set and victory. The third set saw MCCC fighting for every point and working more effectively as a team to surge ahead and take the win. The MVP for this week was Patrick Thompson who was consistent in his efforts demonstrating some quality skill and sportsmanship. |
Volleyball Years 7-9 Girls HOBR |
VS JTCC Win 2-1 |
Hanna Sembrani & Sophia Masilungan |
n a tightly contested match against rivals John Therry the MCCC girls demonstrated excellent sportsmanship, determination and perseverance throughout the match to win the first two sets and seal their first victory. The team have been training weekly and this showed in their improved skill and resilience as a team. Our two MVP’s this week were Sophia and Hannah who were consistent in their efforts, demonstrating quality skill throughout the match. Fantastic work and congratulations on your first win girls! |
Indoor Cricket Years 7-9 Girls OCOB |
BYE |
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Basketball Years 10-12 Boys HARK |
VS SBCC Win 64-47 |
Darby Scales |
The start of the game saw us go behind early, SBCC were hitting from deep and we needed to go to a Man-to-Man defence to get the upper hand and get back to 25-25 at the half. Going into the second half we continued to put the pressure on defensively. This allowed us to grow a lead and we were able to take the win 64-47. MVP in what was a great team effort was Darby Scales with 6 points, 7 rebounds (5 Offensive boards) a steal and a block. |
Basketball Years 10-12 Girls ABRN |
VS STP Win 48-26 |
Evangaline De Guzman |
An amazing effort for my 6 girls today especially when St Pats had a full bench. The girls stepped up today due to the majority of my seniors studying or doing exams. Our defence was amazing and it was only our exhaustion that let St Pat’s score. Eva was our MVP, scoring most of our points and she was supported by Maria and Sophia who let the big passes fly and finish off the play. A great game by all the girls today who gave it 100% and more!. |
Oztag Years 10-12 Boys KING |
VS JTCC Win 7-4 |
A great effort from the boys against a solid JTCC outfit. The boys played well and have really come together as group as the term has progressed. John Therry is among the favourites to win the competition so this was an important win to help secure a finals spot in a couple of weeks. Well done boys. |
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Oztag Years 10-12 Girls HEAS |
VS THAC Win 6-0 |
Lara Underwood & Isabella Ashcroft |
Under hot conditions the girls excelled in their performance, dominating Thomas Hassall 6-0. Keeping possession for the majority of the game it was Liesl who led in the scoring with 4 tries. Liesl demonstrated immaculate skill and involvement by assisting Mia Aiono, as well as playing a key role in the play that led to Lara Underwood scoring. Congratulations on this great performance, looking forward to next week (report by Janita Leota-Brown & Charlotte Sisounon). |
Softball Years 7-9 Boys PONT |
VS MAG Loss 10-2 |
Isaiah Nakasenh | A tough game in challenging conditions and against an experienced opposition. The boys didn’t shy away from the challenge. Each and every one of them stepped up and put their best efforts in for the team. Isaiah had a good game making it home and using his softball knowledge to steal bases. A good effort by all. Bring on next week. |
Debating Years 9 & 10 BORK |
VS SFCC Year 9 Win Year 10 Loss |
This week saw Year 9 and 10 Debating teams have challenging topics, requiring them to really think outside the box. Congratulations to the Year 9 team on their successful debate against St Francis, whilst Year 10 were given great feedback after an extremely close debate. It was fantastic to see everyone work together to support each other, even trying new speaking roles and being commended for their manner. |
As always, students are encouraged to sign up and trial for representative teams. Below you will find registration links for both our DIO and NSWCCC events. If you require any further information please visit the Diocese of Wollongong sports here.
Representative Pathways
MISA Website | https:/wwwwmisaonlineeorgg.au/ |
Diocesan Sport News | Updates and news on Wollongong Diocese sport events and trials can be viewed here |
NSW CCC/CSNSW Sport News | Higher level CCC trials and events status can be monitored here. |
School Sport Australia Sport News | More School Sport Australia information can be found here |