Tuesday 3 March to Tuesday 10 March 2026
CRICKET
Year 3-4 White: BYE
Year 5-6 Blue: Saints 32/0 (10) vs Walford 0/0 (10)
Player of the Match: Matilda Farhan
Senior A: Saints 74/4 (12) vs Pembroke 78/0 (10)
Senior B Blue: Saints 91/0 vs Pembroke (97/0)
Senior B White: Match Cancelled
TENNIS
Beginner Blue: Saints (3/12) vs Wilderness (3/17)
Player of the Match: Selene van Niekerk
Experienced Blue: Match Cancelled
Experienced White: Saints (2/17) vs Seymour (4/22)
Player of the Match: Beatrice Binette
Intermediate Blue: Saints (1/17) vs Wilderness (4/20)
Player of the Match: Madeleine Russo
Intermediate White: Saints (1/18) vs Wilderness (4/19)
Player of the Match: Tori Taing
Intermediate Navy: Saints (6/29) vs Wilderness (0/5)
Player of the Match: Kate Yin
Intermediate Silver: Saints (4/18) vs Seymour (0/8)
Player of the Match: Zoe Huang
All Senior Matches had a BYE Round over the weekend due to public holiday.
TOUCH FOOTBALL
Year 5-6 Blue Saints vs Wilderness – No results yet
Year 3-4 White Saints vs Pembroke – No results yet
All Middle/Senior School Matches were a BYE round over the weekend due to long weekend.
VOLLEYBALL
Year 4-5 Blue: Saints (1) vs Seymour (2)
Player of the Match: Angela Guo
Year 4-5 White: Saints (0) vs St Aloysius (3)
Players of the Match: Angelique Brinias & Kostia Psaltis
Amazing fight right until the end. Big improvement on serving. Well done!
Year 6 Blue: Saints (3) vs Walford (0)
Player of the Match: Emma Humzy-Hancock
Year 4 White: Saints (0) vs St Aloysius (2)
Player of the Match: Thea Johns
All Senior Matches had a BYE Round due to the long weekend.
Congratulations Hope
Congratulations to Hope, who was invited to represent Eastern Districts (EDTA/Riverland) in the Les Tapp U10 Tennis Competition, a South Australian junior inter-association representative event. Competing as part of the Eastern Districts team, Hope played 13 matches across singles and doubles throughout the tournament and remained undefeated. Her outstanding performance helped lead the team to win the U10 state championship. A fantastic achievement, well done Hope!
SAPSASA Swimming Carnival
Students from our School proudly represented us at the East Adelaide District SAPSASA Swimming Carnival, held at the Norwood Swimming Pool on Wednesday 4 March. Our swimmers demonstrated exceptional effort, sportsmanship, and teamwork throughout the day, making it a highly successful event for our school community.
All participating students performed brilliantly, encouraging one another and showcasing impressive school spirit. We congratulate the following competitors for their strong performances: Hannah Ruffle, Nina Besir, Brianna Teng, Harriet Bogatec, Olivia Wei, Emily Miller, Penny Kelly, Alex He, Lucy James, Sadie Marks, Emma Humzy-Hancock, Ariana Hobart, Sophie Gu and Olivia Rachwal.
In addition to their efforts on the day, several students achieved first place in their age groups and have now been selected to represent the East Adelaide SAPSASA Swimming Team at the upcoming SAPSASA Metropolitan Swimming Championships. We extend our warmest congratulations to: Hannah Ruffle, Nina Besir, Penny Kelly, Alex He and Emma Humzy-Hancock.
This is an outstanding achievement, and we are incredibly proud of the dedication and talent these students have shown. We wish all of our representatives the very best as they prepare to compete at the Metropolitan Championships later this month.
IGSSA Swimming Carnival
On Tuesday 10 March, 22 students from Years 6 to 12 proudly represented St Peter’s Girls’ School at the IGSSA Swimming Carnival held at the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre, competing against seven other schools.
Several of our swimmers had competed at the South Australian State Championships over the long weekend. Despite this, the team stepped up impressively, delivering strong performances and demonstrating fantastic school spirit throughout the day.
Saints Girls had a number of outstanding results, with our Under 13, Under 14 and Under 15 relay teams dominating the 4x50m freestyle relays, all finishing within thetop two places. In individual events, Ella Pearce placed first in the Open Girls 50m Breaststroke with an almost record-breaking time.
Overall, the team achieved an excellent result, with the Under 14 age group winning their division and Saints Girls finishing third overall out of eight competing schools.
We congratulate the following students who represented the school with pride: Annabelle Birdsey, Tilly Birmingham, Milla Everitt, Isla Fahey, Lauren Fuller, Emma Gu, Lucy Hawkes, Victoria Hii, Emma Humzy-Hancock, Devmee Kulatunga, Ruby Marschall, Kayla Medefindt, Himangee Meemeduma, Ella Pearce, Natalia Quinn, Emily Robinson, Holly Robinson, Chloe Sturt, Juliette Tang, Emily Wang, Angelina Zhang and Ava Zigelmann.
A special mention goes to Holly Robinson, our 2026 Swimming Captain, for her leadership and contribution at her final IGSSA Swimming Carnival representing Saints Girls.
Congratulations to all swimmers on an outstanding day in the pool.