SPORT RESULTS
Wednesday 13 to Tuesday 19 November
BASKETBALL
Senior A: Saints (27) v Pembroke (35)
Senior B: Saints (49) v Wilderness (15)
A special shout out to the Year 12 girls in their last game! Charlie Piper with her incredible 3 pointer and Ashlyn May who has played Opens since Year 7 (the entire time I’ve coached at Saints). It has been such a pleasure girls; you always bring the energy!
Senior C: Saints (45) v Pembroke (26)
Middle C White: Saints (3) v Concordia (37)
Middle C White: Saints (23) v Concordia (26)
CRICKET
Senior A: Saints (7/82) v Scotch (2/84)
A great game by everyone!
Lucy Lowry made 31(23) and Ella Warrick got a caught and bowled!
Senior B Blue: Saints (8/58) v Scotch (0/51)
Year 5/6: Saints (4/56) v Seymour (4/32)
TENNIS
Premier League: Saints (25) v Scotch (68)
The girls displayed some solid performances against a tough opponent.
Best Player: Bonnie Qu
Superwoman: Leah Huynh
Senior Division 2: Saints (7/47) v Pembroke (2/26)
It was a good finish to the season by the girls.
Best Players: Mabel Cook and Olivia Clarke
Superwoman: Olivia Clarke who won 6-4 in the doubles and 6-5 win in her singles.
Experienced Blue v Intermediate Blue Internal Match
Experienced Blue:
Best Player: Amelia Bartter
Superwoman: Victoria Teo
Intermediate Blue:
Best Player: Penny Kelly
Superwoman: Liv Matthews
Intermediate White: Saints (4/16) v Wilderness (4/9)
Best Player: Penny Coulter
Superwoman: Grace Lin
Beginner Blue: Saints (3/12) v Wilderness (3/3)
Best Player: Eva Nicholls
Superwoman: Lucy Nicholls
TOUCH FOOTBALL
Senior B: Saints (5) v St Ignatius (5)
The girls displayed their best performance for the term today. Excellent in attack and showed some great signs of working as a team. Defensively they put in huge efforts all game and every player should be extremely proud of their game today.
Best Player: Tiana Trench
Superwoman: Imogen Pearce
Middle A: Saints (2) v Seymour (3)
It was tough game in very hot and dry conditions, however there were still many positives to take away from the game!
Best Player: Abbey Phillips had an outstanding defensive game this week, organising and executing numbers very well.
Superwomen: Mila Fassina in attack, a highlight this week was Mila’s running on the wing. Grace Yang made awesome runs and was often able to support by going half.
VOLLEYBALL
Senior A: Saints (1/65) v Seymour (2/63)
Best Player: Ellla Warwick
Superwoman: Asha Eaton was a Hype machine
Senior B: Saints (2) v Westminster Senior B2 (1)
Best Player: Christy Cheng
Superwoman: Lily Forby stepped up from the Middle A team since we had only 5, excellent performance and the toughest serving on the court!
Senior D: Saints (1/46) v Concordia (2/73)
The Senior Ds had a great game this week, working together to get the ball over the net. We were particularly strong in the second set where the girls managed to get the score back with a 25-23 win. Overall, with each set, the team improved their control of the ball and the ability to track it, helping their teammates.
Best Player: Peyton Doan for consistently passing the ball and her efforts to get the ball when it was in a tricky position.
Superwoman: Laurel Li for making the effort to bring the team’s energy up and cheering everyone on. Laurel also demonstrated consistent underarm serving.
Middle A: Saints (2/67) v Westminster (1/60)
Best Player: Lily Forby – had a fantastic game, good all round and supported her team mates well
Superwoman: Amy Wang was a good player throughout, she got around all her teammates with a smile and encouraged each of them to play well and with noise
Middle B: Saints (1/54)) v Woodcroft (2/57)
Best Player: Olivia Lu – Calm and collected . Great control of the ball and fantastic serving.
Superwoman: Sylvie Flavel got around each of her team mates individually after points and brought the team together when it was quiet. An impressive display of sportsmanship and leadership.
Middle C Blue: Saints (0/28) v Immanuel (3/65)
Best Player: Aarvi Bhushan – great movement around the ball and went for everything!
Superwoman: Aarcha Rakesh – Energetic the whole game and made lots of noise. As well, played a good game with lots of great first touches.
Year 6: Saints (3) v Wilderness (0)
Best Player: Violet Tulloch
Superwoman: Raashee Singh did excellent serving.
Year 5/6: Saints (1/70) v Wilderness (2/67)
Best Player: Samaira Soodan for consistent overhand serving and tracking the ball well throughout each point.
Superwoman: Olivia Ianniello for watching the ball well and making the effort to run and get the second ball when it was in her area of the court.
Year 4/5: Saints (0/39) v Wilderness (3/75)
ROWING
Last Saturday was the Rowing SA 3rd Grade and Novice State Championships. The ‘grade’ system separates rowers based a point score system that is calculated based on experience and result history – consequently, when racing ‘grade’ events our crews can find themselves racing crews of different year levels, and in some instances our crews even found themselves racing Open crews from clubs.
Despite this our crews performed strongly throughout the day, managing difficult conditions on the course. For our Junior squad this regatta was another opportunity to race, gain experience, and focus on process and performance. Meanwhile our Senior and Intermediate squads were entered in a variety of events. Our crews were impressive, albeit often without reward, achieving four 2nd places finishes across the day. The highlight of the day was watching our Seniors achieve a trifecta in the 3rd Grade Women’s Pair, placing 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Well done to all our crews, and special congratulations to Alison Francis and Grace Jones on their State Championship title!
Event: 3rd Grade Women’s Coxed Quad (Heat 1)
8/9 D – 5th
8/9 E – 6th
Event: 3rd Grade Women’s Coxed Quad (Heat 2)
8/9 B – 6th
8/9 C – 5th
Event: 3rd Grade Women’s Coxed Quad (Heat 3)
8/9 A – 7th
9/10 B – 5th
Event: 3rd Grade Women’s Single (Final)
Isabella Huf – 4th
Event: Novice Women’s Double Scull (Heat 1)
Ava Fox, Zalia Valmorbida – 1st
Event: 3rd Grade Women’s Pair (Final)
Alison Francis, Grace Jones – 1st
Beverly Hii, Evelyn Kelly – 2nd
Mollie Kennett, Soph Langley – 3rd
Event: Novice Women’s Double Scull (Final)
Ava Fox, Zalia Valmorbida – 2nd
Event: 3rd Grade Women’s Double Scull (Final)
Alison Francis, Beverly Hii – 4th
Event: 3rd Grade Women’s Coxed Four (Final)
Stavrou (c), Kennett, Powell, Francis, Thomas – 2nd
Fishlock (c), Langley, Jones, Doko Tchatoka, Kelly – 3rd
Event: Novice Women’s Coxed Quad (Final)
Catchpole (c), Huf, Fox, Valmorbida, Perrone – 2nd
Event: 3rd Grade Women’s Eight (Final)
Fishlock (c), Powell, Francis, Jones, Kennett, Kelly, Langley, Hii, Thomas – 2nd
The Advertiser 50 Under 15: SA’s Next Wave of Athletes
Well done to Phoebe Lucas (Year 9) and Amelia Sheridan (Year 7) on being included in the Advertiser’s 50 Under 15: SA’s Next Wave of Athletes, athletes to watch! Amelia was selected for Cross Country, whilst Phoebe was the only female Hockey player named. This is amazing recognition of your talent, hard work and dedication. We’re excited to see what you achieve in your respective sports in the future!
Saints Showjumpers
Congratulations to Imogen Lindh (Year 11) who had a successful Junior Australian Jumping Championships held in NSW. The Championships were held over three rounds, with 64 competitors from NSW, QLD, Vic and SA. Imogen and her horse, Licaviv won the first round, but went into the final round sitting in 9th position with seven penalties. The final round was held over two different courses, and Imogen only incurred four penalties, which saw her shoot up the placings to claim fourth position.
12&U National Golf Championships
Congratulations to Ishana Roy (Year 6) who has spent the last week in NSW on the links, representing South Australia in the 12&U National Golf Championships. There were three rounds, made up of a four person Ambrose and two Individual Strokeplay Team events. Of the Strokeplay, Ishana top scored for SA, with a net score of +1 (Rnd 1 79 and Rnd 2 62), seeing her place 6th overall. Ishana’s second round score of 62 was a real highlight, which included 7 pars and 3 birdies – a round that would make a few adults very jealous!
