Sports Results
Wednesday 22 October to Tuesday 28 October 2025
TOUCH FOOTBALL:
Year 5-6 Blue Saints (6) vs Loreto College Gold (1)
Best Player: Amy Liau
Year 3-4 White Saints (7) vs Pembroke School (4)
Best Player: Millie Dougherty
Middle A Saints (0) vs Sacred Heart College (4)
Best Players: Milli Richardson and Vienna Howes
Senior A Saints (1) vs Marryatville High School (2)
Best Player: Chloe Richardson
Senior B Saints (1) vs Saint Ignatius’ College (3)
Best Players: Beatrice Tolley, Annie Christo and Vienna Howes
BASKETBALL:
Senior B: Saints (33) vs Scotch College (32)
Best Player: Charlotte Dodd
Middle C: Blue Saints (54) vs Wilderness White (28)
Best Player: Indy Stankiewicz
Middle C: White Saints (6) vs Wilderness Blue (26)
Best Player: Jennifer Xu
Senior C: Saints (13) vs Pultney Grammer (52)
CRICKET:
Year 3-4 White Saints (40/2) vs Walford Anglican School for Girls (20/13)
Senior A Saints [83/2 (12) vs Seymour College 83/0 (12)]
Best Players: Charlotte Dodd and Matilda Paterson
Senior B Blue Saints (57/2) vs Walford Anglican School for Girls (73/4)
WATER POLO:
Senior A Saints (11) vs Seymour College (3)
Best Player: Grace Marschall
Senior B Saints (2) vs Wilderness (11)
Best Player: Mimi Birmingham
TENNIS:
Intermediate Blue Saints (3/21) vs Pembroke (3/18)
Best Player: Beatrice Binette
Intermediate White Saints (2/17) vs Pembroke (3/19)
Best Players: Lucy Nicholls and Eva Nicholls
Beginner Blue Saints (1/10) vs Wilderness (3/17)
Senior Division 3 Blue Saints (7/47) vs Concordia (2/23)
Best Players: Taylor Muldoon, Tarkshi Bansal and Anika Vaidya
The girls secured another impressive team victory this week, though the final scores didn’t fully reflect the intensity of the matches. Each contest was tightly fought, with momentum swinging back and forth throughout.
What stood out was the players’ decision-making and composure under pressure. In the crucial moments, they held their nerve and executed with confidence, ultimately tipping the result in our favour. It was a testament to their growing maturity and teamwork on the court.
Premier League Saints (2/39) vs Concordia (10/69)
VOLLEYBALL:
Year 4/5 Saints (0) vs Seymour College (2)
Best Player: Aanya Milan
Senior A Saints (0/50) vs Wilderness (2/63)
Best Player: Annabel Keough
Superwoman: Nishka earned this week’s Superwoman title for embracing feedback and inspiring the team to lift their game. Her leadership and determination set the tone for a strong effort across the court.
This match was a valuable learning experience. With the squad back to full strength, the focus shifted to rebuilding connections and refining plays. While there’s still work to do, the improvement was clear and when everything clicked, the volleyball was simply beautiful to watch.
Senior B Saints (3/75) vs Wilderness (0/39)
Best Player: Valerie Ng
Superwomen: Jasmin and Lara Centicol
Energy level, Raise the roof! When an injured player needed to get through the match and there were no normal subs available, the solution came from the stadium bleachers. Two younger sisters hungry, only a little nervous, but ready to step up as true Saints Girls – joined the action. The result? Pure magic. The energy of the Centicol sisters working together was electric – effort, noise, and enthusiasm that lifted the entire team. All players served strongly, and a young, developing Wilderness side had few answers. Just WOW! A great game from everyone and a memorable display of teamwork and spirit.
Senior C Blue Saints (1) vs Immanuel College (2)
Best Players: Annabel Bamford, Anita Bazalicki, Olivia Lu and Abigail HawkesOlivia delivered a fantastic serving streak in the second set, giving the team a strong momentum boost. Meanwhile, Abigail showed great initiative by lifting team energy and keeping spirits high throughout the match. Both efforts were key in driving the team forward and building confidence on the court.
Senior C White Saints (3) vs Immanuel College (0)
Best Players: Aoife Carty, Sylvie Flavel and Chloe Sturt
Superwoman: Nguyen Ho. Nguyen takes the honours this week for her strong contribution and commitment on the court.
Special mention also goes to Sylvie and Aoife, who could easily have shared the Superwoman title. Both were incredibly vocal throughout the match, working hard to communicate and keep the team connected. Their energy and leadership were key in driving team spirit.
Senior C Silver Saints (2) vs Immanuel College (1)
Best Players: Gemma Phan and Bella Xu
Senior D Blue Saints (1/57) vs Pulteney Grammar (2/72)
Best Player: Jodie Xiong
Senior D Silver Saints (1/64) vs Walford (2/74)
Best Player: Anvika Singh and Julia Zhu
Middle A Saints (2) vs Woodcroft College (1)
Middle B Saints (0) vs Immanuel College (3)
Best Player: Stephanie Lin
Middle C White Saints (0) vs Woodcroft College (3)
Best Player: Michelle Zurauskas
Rowing Season Opening Picinc
On Sunday evening we hosted the Friends of Rowing – Season Opening Picnic on the Chapel Path. It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the start of the 2025/26 Rowing Season, welcome our new families to the program, as well as welcome back out returning families.
The evening also served as an opportunity to christen our new 1st 8+ boat. We were delighted to be joined by Old Scholar Georgina Belder (Selwyn, 2013) and her family, who did the honour of smashing the champagne. Georgina was one of the first rowing students at the School, and was the co-captain of Rowing in 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13. Georgina shared some of her reflections on her time at Saints Girls as a rower and how the program has grown since her time – an incredible opportunity for our students to understand what has come before them, be grateful for the opportunities they have now, and the legacy they can leave behind for future generations of Saints Girls.
And we christened the boat… Courage II!
Every day all the School’s values – Courage, Compassion, Creativity – can be seen at Rowing. But there is no doubt that Courage is the value that resonates most strongly with the Rowing program. From the very beginning when our Year 7s try Rowing in PE, and we put them in single sculls in the School swimming pool, it takes courage to step out of their comfort zone and try something new. It takes courage to push yourself on the ergo or in the boat, to redefine what you thought you could achieve. It takes courage to have a critical conversation with a teammate. It takes courage to commit yourself wholeheartedly to achieving a goal. Every day, we see acts of courage at rowing, big and small. So it was with complete purpose that we named our first boat Courage five years ago, and that same purpose that we named our new 8+ Courage II this year.
Thank you to the Friends of Rowing for all their work leading into the event and on the day – their support is essential to the success of the evening! We forward to a wonderful season of community spirit around the Saints Girls marquee, brought together through the hard work of the Friends of Rowing.
Brynley Millward
Director of Rowing
