College Sport
The rain finally stopped over the weekend, but unfortunately, the grounds around the Campbelltown area remained closed due to the significant amount of rainfall. This prevented several events from occurring, including the Diocesan Open Boys Football Championships, which were cancelled and replaced by a selection trial due to the conditions. Round 2 of MISA was also impacted, with Rugby League, Soccer, Frisbee, and Softball all being washed out. Fortunately, the teams that managed to play indoors or on all-weather facilities performed well, with 5 out of the 6 teams securing important victories. Looking ahead, we have more Bill Turner Cup and Trophy action scheduled for week 4, with our teams seeking more victories to stay in the nationwide competition.
MISA Term 2; Round 2
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Sport |
Result |
MVP | Short Report |
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Netball Years 11-12 PONT
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Win 29-13 |
Taylah Faiai |
The girls played well in their first game together for 2024. Sienna and Krystal worked well together in the shooting circle securing some important rebounds and being consistent under the post. Liesl, Taylah and Rebecca worked well together in the defensive end with solid communication. Isabella and Bella were a calming force that got the ball down the court with ease. Our MVP today was Taylah Faiai who played well in both attack and defence. She defended every ball and always. |
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Basketball Years 7-9 Girls HOBR
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VS JTCC Win 28-0 |
An an impressive display of dominance, the MISA Junior girls basketball team, secured a resounding 28-0 victory. The team's cohesive teamwork and undeniable strength were on full display throughout the match. The MVP honours were deservedly shared by Lyla and Ella, both year 7 students, whose exceptional contributions proved vital to the team's success. With spirits high, the team eagerly anticipates their upcoming game next week. |
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Basketball Years 7-9 Boys RODC
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VS JTCC Loss 48-11 |
Ritchie Kan |
This week we faced a dominant team at John Terry. Mt Carmel was pressed immediately and had a very shaky start to the game. The second half was a better showing and more even competition and it was great to see the MCCC students persevering and continuing to support each other despite a rough first half and a strong audience supporting the opposition. |
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Indoor Cricket Years 10-12 Girls OCOB
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VS JTCC Win 88-25 |
Tania Taie |
The girls came into the match hot off a season opening win last week against Magdalene and were keen to continue the streak. MCCC were sent into bat first and posted a healthy total of 88 runs with some exceptional batting all around. Special mention goes to Jorja Lewis who hit the only six of the game. MCCC then went into bowl and started strong with some excellent spells, particularly from Tamia Taie and Mia Redding. The well structured bowling attack, coordinated by captain Jessica McMillan kept JTCC to a total of 25 runs. Congratulations to the girls for another solid win. |
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Hockey Years 7-9 Boys ELID
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VS SBCC Win 2-0 |
Brayden Croke | The boy's started the season against an older St Benedict's team demonstrated excellent character to control the game from the opening pass. We maintained possession and field positions in the first half and our dominance was rewarded with an early goal. Brayden was dictating the play from the right wing and set up a goal from a free hit from our own half. Sean's tireless effort pressing the opposition was rewarded with the second goal from a great cross from Harry. A great team effort and win from the whole squad. |
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Washed Out Rugby Leauge U16s Ruby League Years 10-12 Boys Football Years 11-12 Boys Football 10-12 Girls Softball 10-12 Boys Frisbee 7-9 Mixed |
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21 May: Bill Turner Tropy VS Good Samaritan Catholic College
23 May: Bill Turner Cup VS Saint Gregory's College Campbelltown
27 May: Diocesan Cross Country Championships
14 June: Diocesan Netball Championships
17 June: College Athletics Carnival
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 |
