Sports Results
Wednesday 22 October to Tuesday 28 October 2025
TOUCH FOOTBALL
Middle A Saints (3) vs Seymour (5)
Best Players: Hannah Ibrahim and Milli Richardson
Senior A Saints (0) vs Wilderness (5)
Best Player: Lucy Lowry
Senior B Saints (2) vs Cabra Dominican College (2) DRAW
Best Player: Christina Balasis
BASKETBALL
Senior B: Saints (72) vs Immanuel (28)
Best Player: Wei Ning Khoo
CRICKET
Year 3-4 White Saints (54/0) vs Wilderness (42/0)
Best Player: Benedicte Binette
Senior A Saints [51/8 (8.1) vs Scotch 57/3 (10)
WATER POLO
Senior A Saints (4) vs Pembroke (11)
Senior B Saints (13) vs Wilderness (1)
TENNIS
Experienced Blue 4/5/6 Saints (0/12) vs Scotch (5/28)
Best Players: Emma Brooks and Lucy James
Experienced White Saints 4/5/6 (7/32) vs Scotch (1/10)
Best Players: Raven Huang and Kate Yin
Intermediate Blue Saints 4/5/6 (2/14) vs Wilderness (3/13)
Intermediate White 4/5/6 Saints (1/10) vs Wilderness (6/29)
Senior Division 3 Blue Div 3 Saints (8/48) vs Wilderness (0/3)
Best Players: Olivia Clarke, Rachel Gong, Taylor Muldoon, Anika Vaidya and Cindy Wang
A great start for the girls, with all players winning their singles and doubles convincingly. The only downside was that we could not get a full team on the court with 9 available players.
VOLLEYBALL
Year 4/5 Saints (0/44) vs Concordia (3/63)
Best Player: Thea James
It was a tough first game, but the girls got their rhythm in the final set having a much closer game 17-21 points. Lots of positive things to takeaway for the game.
Year 6 White Saints (0/55) vs Concordia (3/75)
Senior A Saints (0/45) vs Walford (3/65)
Best Player: Nishka Soodan
Superwoman: Angela Tran
Senior B Saints (0/42) vs Walford (3/65)
Best Player: Valerie Ng
Superwoman: Bettina (strong net performance).
Senior C White Saints (1/53) vs Walford (2/66)
Best Player: Sylvie Flavel
Superwoman: Tia Bal
Senior C Silver Saints (0/35) vs Walford (3/75)
Senior D White Saints (0/60) vs Immanuel (3/76)
Best Player: Grace Davies. Grace had 3 or 4 amazing serving runs where she helped the team score lots of points in a row.
Superwoman: Ivy Zhang. Ivy has amazing energy and positivity all game. She maintained good positioning and tried to help her team secure as many touches as possible.
The girls will learn a lot from this match. We started slowly and it looked like it might be a whitewash, however the girls rallied and sets 2 and 3 were so close! We had opportunities in both sets to take the win, but a few nerves got in the way. This group showed great signs of being a really strong team and will only improve with more time playing together and feedback from coaches.
Senior D Silver Saints (0/58) vs Immanuel (3/75)
Best Player: Anvika Singh. Anvika was consistent with her serve and hit several winners throughout the match. Anivka’s positioning and movement on the court was excellent. Keep it up!
Super Woman: Ashley Lau. Ashley was upbeat throughout the entire match. She listened and took on feedback from coaches, and we could see she was trying to implement these things on court.
Middle B Saints (0) vs Immanuel (3)
Best Player: Lianna Lei
Middle C Blue Saints (2) vs Westminster (1)
Best Players: Charlotte Layton and Anna Wang
Middle C White Saints (1) vs Westminster (2)
Best Players: Faith Lawes and Ellen Li
Westminster didn’t have enough players to take to the court for the game on Saturday morning, and some of our students filled in for Westminster and played a small friendly match.
SAPSASA District Athletics
Congratulations to Year 5 Student Mia O’Brien and Year 4 Student Penny Kelly, who participated in the District Athletics Carnival and were both selected to represent the East Adelaide District Track and Field Team.
Mia O’Brien’s results from the District Athletics Carnival were as follows:
- 100m (11-Year-Old Girls) – 16.1 seconds overall 3rd place
- Discus Throw (11-Year-Old Girls) – 19.00m overall 1st place
- Long Jump (11-Year-Old Girls) – 3.47m overall 1st place
- 4x100m Relay (11-Year-Old Girls Category) overall 1st place
Mia was then chosen to compete in the following events for the East Adelaide District Track and Field event.
- Long Jump (11-Year-Old Girls Category) – 3.55m finishing overall in 4th place
- Discus (11-Year-Old Girls Category) – 19.36m finishing overall in 1st place
- 4×100 Relay (11-Year-Old Girls Category) – 59.88s finishing overall in 1st place
Penny’s results from the District Athletics Carnival were as follows:
- 200m (10-Year-Old Girls) – 36.3 seconds overall 4th place
- 800m (10-Year-Old Girls) – 3:12.71-time overall 2nd place
- 1000m (10-Year-Old Girls) – 6:11.33-time overall 1st place
- 4x100m Relay (11-Year-Old Girls Category) overall 1st place
Penny was then chosen to compete in the following event for the East Adelaide District Track and Field Team event.
- 1500m (10-Year-Old Girls) category – 6:13.18 – finishing overall in 5th place.
A big congratulations to both Mia and Penny on their incredible achievements across both the District Athletics Carnival and the East Adelaide District Track and Field Team events. Their determination, sportsmanship, and outstanding performances are a credit to themselves and our school community. We are incredibly proud of their efforts and how they represented our School with pride and enthusiasm, we look forward to seeing your continued success in athletics.
IGSSA Athletics Carnival
On 24 September, some of our Middle School and Senior School students competed at the IGSSA Athletics Carnival at the SA Athletics Stadium. Below is a message from our School sports captain Elodie de Wit, on the day itself.
In the last week of term 3, a group of Saints Girls competed in the IGSSA Athletics Competition. The day went really well with girls competing in events to their best of their ability and filling in for other athletes who could not compete. Although Saints did not come out on top, there was constant support and positive energy throughout the day, with some outstanding individual performances. Thank you very much to the staff that came out to watch and support our team.
Congratulations Caitlyn!
Congratulations to Caitlyn Sam-Ling, who has been selected for direct entry into the main draw of the Yonex-CP Junior International Series 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand, from 28 October to 2 November 2025. She will compete in the U15 Girls’ Singles, Girls’ Doubles, and Mixed Doubles.
As part of her preparation, she will train at the Banthongyord (BTY) Badminton School from 23 to 25 October, ahead of the tournament. This will be Caitlyn’s first overseas international tournament following her strong performance at the National U15 Championships. Congratulations Caitlyn.
Congratulations Annabel!
A big Congratulations to Annabel Keough who was selected to represent SA in the U18 women’s team for Australian Youth Volleyball Championships in Perth in September. Not only was she selected as a player she played a vital leadership role being selected as the Vice Captain for the team.