SPORT RESULTS
Wednesday 23 to Tuesday 29 October
BASKETBALL
Senior A: Saints (27) v Seymour (54)
Senior B: Saints (43) v Seymour (31)
Senior C: Saints (36) v Westminster (26)
Middle C Blue: Saints (0) v Pulteney (54)
Middle C White: Saints (44) v Concordia M(20)
CRICKET
Senior A: Saints (4/59) v Pembroke (1/94)
Best Player: Ella Warrick for taking 1/21
Superwoman: Lucy Lowry for her 22*
Senior B Blue: Saints (4/106) v Pembroke (6/72)
Best Player: Zara Trim for excelling in batting
Superwoman: Tiana Trench’s wicket-keeping was very good
TENNIS
Premier League: Saints (43) v Pembroke (43)
Best Player: Cynthia Fong
Superwoman: Bonnie Qu
Division 2: Saints (1/5/38) v Wilderness (1/4/40)
Best Player: Jerry Wu hit winner after winner today, resulting in a 6-3 win! Amazing backhand and strong net play.
Superwoman: Mabel Cook worked very hard in her match all the way through to the tie break which she won 7-4! An amazing effort from her today.
Division 4.1: Saints (6/6/34) v Wilderness (3/3/24)
Beginner Blue: Saints (2/2/11) v Pulteney (4/4/20)
TOUCH FOOTBALL
Senior A: Saints (4) v Mercedes (1)
Middle A: Saints (2) v St Michaels (4)
VOLLEYBALL
Senior A: Saints (1/53) v Concordia (2/63)
Best Player: Januri Wagaarachchi
Superwoman: Naomi Meng stepped up and played her first Senior A match.
Senior B: Saints (1/44) v Concordia (2/57)
Best Player: Nishka Soodan
Superwoman: Bettina Dal Cin supported the team cheering the whole game
Senior C: Saints (1/55) v Concordia (2/63)
Best Player: Lyra Cox
Superwoman: Ashmitha Ramesh for always watching the ball and being really aware of where she should be in each position.
Senior D: Saints (0/57) v Concordia (3/73)
The Senior D team demonstrated strong serving and great teamwork as they attempted to get three touches. Additionally, the team became more aware of their positions and the importance of cheering. Thank you to Gemma Phan, Aarvi Bushan and Claire Xiao for filling in for our team this week!
Best Player: Peyton Doan for constantly being ready for the ball and having controlled passes
Superwoman: Sophie Wang for bringing the energy of the team up and leading the cheering
Year 6: Saints (2) v Wilderness (0)
Year 5/6: Saints (1/41) v Wilderness (1/38)
Year 4/5: Saints (1/48) v Wilderness (2/60)
VIVA All Schools
Last weekend, VIVA All Schools took place at the South Australian Athletics Stadium. Seven St Peter’s Girls competed, and there were some great results amongst them!
- Isla Fahey: 1st at the 1500m, 2000m steeple chase and the 3000m.
- Lucille Trengrove: 2nd at the long jump, triple jump, 100m and 200m.
- India Goodall: 1st in the 800m and 4th in the 400m.
- Malaika McLeod: 2nd in the 400m.
- Aleesha Gray: 3rd at Javelin.
Special shoutouts go to Birdie Black for having a great run and placing fourth overall in the 3000m, and a huge congratulations to Kayla Medefindt for going out and competing in four events where she did an incredible job.
Athletes who achieved first or second placing in their events qualified for the opportunity to represent South Australia at the 2024 Australian All Schools Athletic Championships in Brisbane, December 6 to 8 2024. This means four of our girls will represent South Australia, so make sure to give them a massive congratulations. It was amazing to watch these girls compete and I wish them all the best of luck!
Elodie de Wit
2025 Athletics Captain
PE Week – Week 5
PE week will take place in Week 5 of Term 4 and is an exciting opportunity for students of all ages to come together and be active! The Sports Captains have been working hard to curate a week full of activities that everyone can participate in as either as a spectator or participant. From games of Red Rover and Capture the Flag to a Ninja Warrior Course designed specifically for Junior School students. There is also a Classic Catch Competition and the highly anticipated Staff v Students Badminton and Basketball games. Be sure to check out the posters located around the school for more information!
SAPSASA Year 5/6 Aussie Rules
Well done to Mikayla Rundle and Violet Tulloch who were selected in the East Adelaide District Aussie Rules team to compete in the State Carnival last week. It was a huge week for the girls, with the carnival packing 40 teams across four divisions into 180 matches over three days of competition! After winning eight of their nine games, Mikayla and Violet’s team placed 2nd in Division 1.
Great job, girls! We hope to see you in Crows or Port colours in the coming years.
