Sports Results
Wednesday 17 June to Tuesday 23 June
AUSSIE RULES
Middle A: Saints 6.2 (38) vs Woodcroft College 8.3 (51)
Best Player: Rosie Ricciuto
Senior B: Saints 8.0 (48) vs Seymour College 0.0 (0)
Won by forfeit
Best Players: Sophie Loan and Lucy Lowry
BADMINTON
Middle E Blue: Saints 0/0/60 vs Immanuel College 6/6/189
Best Player: Fiora Tao
Most of the opponents were Year 11s and much older than our players. The team treated it as a challenge and were motivated to train harder each week.
Middle E White: Saints 3/3/148 vs Immanuel College 6/6/158
Best Players: Queena Ai, Jessie Xin and Lisa Wang
A hard game against older opponents. The girls did their best and were very close on scores but lost on games in the end.
Senior A: Saints 5/9/189 vs Pembroke School 1/2/136
Best Player: Caitlyn Sam-Ling
Superwoman: Valerie Ng
Caitlyn was a standout performer, showing leadership, determination and composure under pressure. Her smart shot selection and court awareness consistently put her opponents under pressure. Valarie showed great determination and energy, fought hard for every point and supported her teammates throughout the day.
Senior B Blue: Saints 3/7/210 vs Pembroke School 3/8/226
Best Players: Tongwen Huang and Gemma Phan
Senior C Blue: Saints 2/2/108 vs Pembroke School 4/4/119
Best Players: Lianna Lei and Aurora Chen
A narrow loss for the girls today. Good singles win by Lianna and Aurora, and Lianna and Evelyn came within a point of winning their doubles.
Senior C Silver: Saints 0/0/60 vs Saints Senior C White 6/6/126
Best Player: Vivian Lu
Great effort by Vivian in all her matches. She showed a bright and positive attitude in all games.
Senior C White: Saints 6/6/126 vs Saints Senior C Silver 0/0/60
Best Player: Christine Zhang
Wonderful sportsmanship was shown by Christine on and off court. She performed excellently, winning all her matches and treating her opponents with respect.
Senior D Blue: Saints 3/3/63 vs Wilderness School 0/0/23
Best Player: Nefertara David
Senior D White: Saints 2/2/78 vs Woodcroft College 3/3/79
Best Player: Ella Gao
Senior E Blue: Saints 6/6/173 vs Wilderness School 3/3/106
Best Players: Julia Zhu and Mia Wen
A win for the girls today. Wilderness only had three players and three of our girls arrived late. Well done to Julia and Mia for winning both of their matches.
CROSS COUNTRY
Junior
1st – Penny Kelly
2nd – Amelia King
3rd – Matilda Farhan
Middle
2nd – Amelia Sheridan
3rd – Sophie Philpot
HOCKEY
Senior A: Saints 6 vs Walford Anglican School for Girls 0
Best Player: Matilda Paterson
Superwoman: Super Woman: Eve Patten
Tilly was best player this week, showing great strength through the midfield and supporting the team. Eva stepped up with determination and scored a hat-trick.
Senior B: Saints 0 vs Walford Anglican School for Girls 9
Best Player: Winn Chamberlain
NETBALL
Year 3 Blue: Saints 10 vs Concordia College 5
Year 4 Blue: Saints 3 vs Wilderness School 4
Best Player: Isobel Rodrigues
Superwoman: Izobel Woodberry
The other team only had three players, so our girls filled in. It was great to see their sportsmanship shine.
Year 4/5 White: Saints 7 vs Concordia College 22
Best Players: Cate McDonald and Nina Besir
Year 5/6 Blue: Saints 7 vs Pulteney Grammar School 10
Best Players: Chloe Green and Beatrice Binette
Year 5/6 White: Saints 1 vs Pulteney Grammar School 9
Best Player: Javeria Ishaq
Superwomen: Bea and Tiara
Year 9A: Saints 20 vs Immanuel College 46
Best Player: Ruby Pahuja
Superwoman: Eliza
Best player again goes to Ruby, who worked extremely hard to bring the ball through the mid court and into the circle, where she shot accurately. Eliza stood a tall shooter and was able to turn the ball over numerous times. It was a physically hard game, but the girls tried hard and did not give up.
Year 9B: Saints 15 vs Pulteney Grammar School 48
Best Player: Clare Xiao
Year 9C: Saints 7 vs Westminster School 29
Best Player: Natanya Randeniya
Superwoman: Joshita Reddy
It was a close first half, with fantastic passages of play and strong defence creating plenty of opportunities. With only seven players available, everyone adapted well and showed great determination and teamwork.
Year 8B: Saints 48 vs Pulteney Grammar School 20
Best Player: Sophia Bamford
Year 8C Blue: Saints 21 vs Immanuel College 10
Best Player: Hannah Xiao and Sienna Ha
Great win from the girls with high energy and good team support, with great shooting from Hannah.
Year 7B: Saints 40 vs Pulteney Grammar School 4
Best Player: Ava Duldig
Superwoman: Estelle Hunter-Riviere
Another brilliant effort by the team. All nine players were focused and steady in attack, and fierce and determined in defence. A massive win, with the team meeting their scoring and defensive targets.
Year 7C Blue: Saints 20 vs Westminster School 10
Best Players: Jiaen Lu, Emma See and Laura Lu
Year 7C White: Saints 8 vs Seymour College 22
Great game thanks to our fill-ins. Everyone fought hard and did not give up.
Best Players: Georgia Schembri and Maddie Andrews
Senior B: Saints 81 vs Immanuel College 13
Best Player: Layla Dodd
Superwoman: Imogen Wallace
The girls had a huge win over Immanuel. Layla was a steady and driving force in WA, while Imogen showed she can shoot, defend and attack, and accept any direction with grace.
Senior C: Saints 9 vs Westminster School 20
Best Player: Annabelle Birdsey
Superwoman: Zara Perrone
Despite not getting the win, the girls put together a strong performance. With usual shooters missing, everyone adapted well and worked hard in unfamiliar positions. The ball moved smoothly down the court and the team created plenty of opportunities.
Year 10B: Saints 26 vs Immanuel College 40
Best Players: Olivia Lu, Lucille Trengove, Abbie Tulloch and Grace Marschall
Year 10C: Saints 15 vs Seymour College 11
Best Player: Chloe Sturt
Superwoman: Aoife Carty
Incredible team effort from everyone. The team lifted the intensity, maintained pressure, drove well down the court and created good opportunities for the shooters.
SOCCER
Year 5/6 Blue: Saints 8 vs Immanuel Primary 0
Best Player: Amelia King
Year 5/6 Silver: Saints 5 vs Loreto College 3
Best Player: Ella Nelson
Superwoman: Georgia Cirillo
Great win for the team today!
Year 5/6 White: Saints 2 vs Pulteney Grammar School 0
Best Player: Angelique Brinias
Middle A: Saints 0 vs Pembroke School 15
Best Player: Elke Hillenius
Superwoman: Matilda Roesch
National Football Selection for Aleesha Gray
Congratulations to Year 11 student Aleesha Gray on her selection in the CommBank Junior Matildas squad for an upcoming domestic training camp at Valentine Sports Park.
Aleesha is one of just 27 players selected by Head Coach Michael Cooper as the CommBank Junior Matildas begin preparations for the 2027 AFC U-17 Women’s Asian Cup in China. The training camp will bring together some of Australia’s most talented young footballers and forms an important part of the national team’s pathway towards future international competition.
To be selected to wear the green and gold is a tremendous honour and recognition of Aleesha’s talent, dedication and commitment to her sport. Her selection places her among the next generation of Australian footballers striving to represent their country on the international stage.
We are incredibly proud of Aleesha’s achievement and delighted to celebrate this exciting milestone with her. As football captures the attention of fans around the world, we look forward to following Aleesha’s journey and wish her every success as she continues to pursue her dreams in Australian football.
Aerobics – FISAF State Championships
Our Saints aerobics athletes recently competed in the FISAF State Championships at Walford, showcasing the results of months of hard work, dedication and preparation. Since their previous competition, the girls have worked tirelessly to refine their routines, develop their skills and improve their technique, and their support and encouragement for one another throughout the event was wonderful to witness.
With the opportunity to qualify for the FISAF National Championships on the Gold Coast this September, our athletes approached the competition with determination and confidence. While not all teams secured qualification, every athlete should be incredibly proud of the growth, resilience and commitment they have demonstrated throughout the season.
Competition Highlights
• Leila and Chloe – 2nd Place and National Championship qualification, Secondary Pairs (Years 10–12)
• The Sapphires – 2nd Place and National Championship qualification, Phase 1 Secondary Pre-Choreographed Teams (Year 7)
• Rhythm – 2nd Place and National Championship qualification, Phase 1 Secondary Pre-Choreographed Teams (Years 7–9)
• Ignite – 6th Place, Phase 1 Secondary Pre-Choreographed Teams (Years 7–9)
• Elevate – 1st Place and National Championship qualification, Phase 2 Secondary Pre-Choreographed Teams (Years 7–12)
Congratulations to all our aerobics athletes on their outstanding efforts, teamwork and sportsmanship. We wish our qualifying athletes every success as they prepare to represent South Australia at the FISAF National Championships and look forward to following their progress throughout the remainder of the season.
Golf – State Team Selection
Congratulations to Scarlett Parker on her outstanding performance at the SA Secondary Schools Golf Championship final, where she finished in second place.
As a result of this impressive achievement, Scarlett has been selected to represent South Australia at the National Secondary Schools Championships, to be held in Victoria this August.
We congratulate Scarlett on this significant accomplishment and wish her every success as she prepares to compete on the national stage.
Hocket: State and School Sport Selections
Congratulations to our talented Saints hockey players on their recent representative selections, recognising their dedication, skill and commitment to the sport.
U16 State Team
Claris Stolcman has been selected in the training squad for the South Australian Under 16 State Team.
This selection is a wonderful recognition of Claris’ hard work, perseverance, and performances throughout the season. Being chosen as part of the State Team pathway is a significant achievement and provides an exciting opportunity to further develop skills alongside some of South Australia’s most promising young hockey players.
We congratulate Claris on this achievement and wish her every success throughout the State Team program.
U18 State Team (July School Holidays)
Matilda Patterson has been selected as a player in the South Australian Under 18 State Team.
Matilda’s achievement reflects not only her talent and commitment to the sport, but also her outstanding leadership. Through her captaincy and leadership of the school team, she has consistently demonstrated dedication, teamwork and excellence both on and off the field.
This selection is made even more impressive by Matilda’s long-standing record of State representation every year since the age of 10, highlighting her sustained performance and commitment over many years.
U18 State Team Assistant Coach
Phoebe Lucas has been appointed Assistant Coach of the South Australian Under 18 State Team travelling to Darwin for the National Championships in July.
This appointment is particularly significant, as it is the first time Hockey SA has offered a developmental coaching role to a player within this age group. Working alongside the coaching staff, Phoebe will contribute to team culture and leadership initiatives, assist with pre- and post-game briefings, and support game coding and video analysis.
This exciting opportunity recognises Phoebe’s strong leadership qualities, hockey knowledge and commitment to the sport. Hockey SA views Phoebe as an important leader within this age group and is supporting her continued development as she prepares to return to future playing and leadership roles.
We congratulate Phoebe on this outstanding achievement and wish her every success in Darwin.
School Sport SA U15 Team
Antra Docherty has been selected to represent South Australia in the School Sport Australia 15 Years and Under National Hockey Championship, to be held in Melbourne in late July.
Selected as a 13-year-old in the Under 15 team, Antra will compete alongside talented secondary school athletes from across Australia in one of the nation’s premier school sporting events.
A striker for Adelaide Hockey Club, Antra is currently the leading goal scorer in the Under 16 Metro competition. Her selection is a testament to her dedication, skill and outstanding performances throughout the season.
This will be Antra’s fourth time representing South Australia at a national championship, and she is excited for the opportunity to once again compete on the national stage and represent her state with pride.
We wish Antra every success in Melbourne and look forward to following her journey.
These selections are a testament to the hard work, dedication and commitment shown by our students and coaches. We congratulate Claris, Matilda, Phoebe and Antra on their achievements and wish them every success in their upcoming campaigns.
Diving – SA State Age Championships
Congratulations to Ellie Knight on her excellent performance at the SA State Age Championships. Competing in both the 1-metre springboard and Level 3 platform events, Ellie demonstrated impressive skill, determination and composure throughout the competition.
Her strong performances earned her a bronze medal, a fantastic achievement at the state level and a testament to her hard work and dedication to the sport.
We are incredibly proud of Ellie’s success and look forward to following her future achievements in diving.
