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Sport Results
Wednesday 7 – Tuesday 13 August
AUSSIE RULES
Middle A: Saints vs Concordia CANCELLED
Senior A: Saints (13.2.80) v Seymour College Senior B2 (0.0 0)
Best Player: Mathilda Thomas had a good spend out of the contest.
Superwoman: Lexi Fishlock had great link-up handballs.
BADMINTON
Senior A: Saints (5/9/160) v Immanuel (1/1/105)
Senior B White: Saints (0/1/90) v Saints Senior B Blue (6/10/175)
Senior B Blue: Saints (6/10/175) v Saints Senior B White (0/1/90)
Senior C Blue: Saints (1/1/66) v Saints Senior C White (3/3/106)
Senior C White: Saints (3/3/106) v Saints Senior C Blue (1/1/66)
Senior C Silver: Saints (4/4/105) v Wilderness (2/2/97)
Senior D Blue: Saints (0/0/50) v Pembroke (0/0/50)
Senior D Silver: Saints (5/5/111) v Wilderness (1/1/47)
Senior E Blue: Saints (4/4/115) v Saints Senior E Silver (2/2/100)
Senior E Silver: Saints (2/2/77) v Saints Senior E Blue (4/4/105)
Senior E White: Saints (8/8/194) v Seymour (8/8/194)
BASKETBALL
Year 3-4 Blue: Saints (38) v Pembroke School Year 3/4 Green (36)
A wonderful game by the girls, everyone played well and contributed in offence and defence.
Best Players: Aashna Bhatt, Claire Lucas and Summer Bannear.
Superwoman: Advika Desai was unstoppable on rebounding, and made lots of shots, an incredible performance.
Year 3-4 White: Saints (29) v Pembroke (36)
Best Player: Lucy James took on some tough Pembroke players and drove in strong to the basket to get up some good shots.
Superwoman: Kostia Psaltis gave 100% effort the whole game and we had no subs!
NETBALL
Premier League: Saints (35) vs Immanuel (78)
Premier League Reserves: Saints (16) vs Immanuel (69)
Senior B: Saints vs Immanuel (fast five – only 2 Immanuel students)
Senior C: Saints (22) v Woodcroft (38)
Senior D Blue: Saints (27) v Concordia (27)
Best Player: Matilda Powell
Superwoman: Aliya Trench
Senior D White: Saints (56) v Wilderness (10)
Year 9A: Saints (13) vs Immanuel (58)
The girls came out strong and were only three points down in the first quarter. Unfortunately, we couldn’t hold on, but they all tried their best for the whole game.
Year 9C: Saints (11) v Immanuel (54)
Best player: Annabelle Birdsey
Superwoman: Sandithi Pussellage
Year 8A: Saints (43) vs Immanuel (47)
Best Player: Gracie Calvert
Coaches award: Everyone
Year 8B: Saints (43) v Immanuel (16)
Year 8C: Saints (24) v Immanuel (21)
Special thanks to Beatrice Tolley and Maddy Schroeter who filled in for a full game and smashed it. A mention to Tiana Trench and Ashley Lau who played in shooters.
Year 8D: Saints (11) v Concordia (15)
The entire team fought hard until the final siren and it was awesome to see Beatrice Tolley play her first game of the season. The pressure and overall transition down the court has improved significantly, which allowed more opportunities for our shooters. Shout out to our hardworking mid-courters Maddy Schroeter and Si Cheng for their quality intercepts and touches throughout the game. Awesome improvement girls, plenty of positives to take out of the game; onto next week!
Year 7A: Saints (23) v Immanuel (43)
Best Player: Sasha Connor had fantastic drive out of defence and kept a calm head.
Superwoman: Anisha Pahuja, showed she has even more versatility to her game being thrown into C!
Year 7B: Saints (39) v Immanuel (4)
Year 7/8C: Saints (11) v Immanuel (22)
Year 5-6 Sky: Saints (22) vs Walford (3)
Year 5-6 Silver: Saints (1) v Scotch (3)
Best Player: Arabi Piragalathan
Superwoman: Laura Lu
Year 5-6 White: Saints (17) v Seymour (2)
Best Player: Eliana Clifford
Superwoman: Estelle Hunter-Riviere
Year 5-6 Blue: Saints (26) v Pulteney Grammar (4)
Best Player: Colette Palmieri was a strong target in the circle with her holds and rebounded well when needed.
Superwoman: Vanessa Barnes with great butt-to-hip defence, her footwork was excellent and played in front and helped her team turn the ball.
Year 5-6 Navy: Saints (4) vs Westminster (9)
Best Player: Rosedale Li
Superwoman: Josie Jeffrey
Year 4 White: Saints (10) vs Westminster (1)
SOCCER
Premier League: Saints (2) vs Wilderness (4)
Middle A: Saints (3) v Pembroke (0)
Middle B: Saints (5) v Pembroke (2)
Best Player: Sandithi Pussellage for bravery in getting forward, excellent teamwork, and scoring two first-half goals.
Superwoman: Sandra Hennes for her initiative in stepping into the goalkeeper role in the first half, keeping it solid with courageous saves under pressure.
Special mention: Jessie Xin in her second-ever game made effective and energetic attacking runs. She got a few touches and set up a goal for her first-ever assist. It was great to see her contributions!
Overall, it was a positive game. The defenders were disciplined with their shape, quick to clear the ball out of danger, and get it forward. The midfielders and attackers played with freedom and intensity, taking risks that paid off with five goals!
Year 5-6: Saints (1) vs Immanuel (0)
Year 3-4 White: Saints (0) vs Loreto (5)
Year 3-4 Blue: Saints (4) vs Pembroke (4)
HOCKEY
Senior A: Saints (2) vs Wilderness (1)
Best Players: Amelia Lucas, Winnie Vartuli and Zara Trim.
Superwoman: Liv Park
Year 4-6: Saints (2) vs Seymour College Year 5/6 Blue (5)
Best Player: Violet Tulloch
Superwoman: Clare Lucas
Mr Fuller brings in his Gold Medal from Sydney 2000 Paralympics
The Junior School Athletic students were treated to a visit from Mr Fuller at training last week, where he brought in one of his four Gold Medals that he achieved in the Sydney 2000 Paralympics; this one for the 4x 400m Sprint.
Mr Fuller has a decorated trophy cabinet from over 15 years of competing at a national and international level in various track events, as well as Long Jump. He is the recipient of several prestigious awards, including an Australian Sports Medal and the Medal of the Order of Australia, and was inducted into the Athletics South Australia Hall of Fame and the Australian Institute of Sport – Best of the Best in 1997 and 2001, respectively.
Students admired the Gold Medal and inspected it closely as it was passed around the group, whilst Mr Fuller shared memories from his involvement in Athletics.
Thank you, Mr Fuller! A truly memorable experience for our aspiring Athletic students.
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Term 4 Co-Curricular Sporting Nominations – NOW OPEN
In Term 4, we say goodbye to the Winter sports competitions and welcome back the return of our Summer sports, such as Swimming, Cricket, Tennis and Touch Football. Now more than ever, Junior, Middle and Senior students have greater opportunity to participate in a sports program that appeals to them. There are 15 sports with over 25 different programs on offer, including Foundation, Skills, Competition and Non-Competition programs. In addition, there is now the opportunity to play some competition sports socially, as well as to nominate for competition sports based on skill ability or friendship group selection (Middle and Senior only).
Nominations are to be completed via Clipboard and close next Friday 23 August, 9.00am.
Student Mentoring Program
This week, students involved in the Student Mentoring Program were fortunate enough to take part in a workshop facilitated by former Adelaide Thunderbird Vice Captain and Australian Diamond Netball athlete, Sarah Sutter.
Sarah achieved ultimate success during her netball career, winning gold at the 1995 and 1998 Commonwealth Games, and winning back-to-back premierships with the Adelaide Thunderbirds in 1998 and 1999. Since retiring from netball, Sarah has held senior leadership positions at several organisations. More recently, she has founded companies dedicated to providing leadership and well-being coaching to individuals and groups.
The focus of the workshop was What Makes a Good Leader? The mentors worked together to identify and list positive and negative attributes that some leaders may have, drawing on their sporting, schooling, and other lived experiences. The mentors were then encouraged to reflect on their own leadership styles, and what their strengths were and areas that they could improve on.
It was fantastic to hear some of Sarah’s experiences as an elite athlete, coach, businesswoman and mentor, and the Student Mentors are looking forward to implementing some of the principles into their coaching.
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Pink Round Fundraiser
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Well done to the Sport Captains for planning and coordinating a successful Pink Round and thank you to the Saints Café, students, staff and families for their efforts and support of the round. There was plenty of pink to be seen throughout the sporting fixtures, and over 300 ‘I’m doing it for’ nametags filled out and displayed throughout areas of the School.
The total raised from the bake sales and profits from Saints Café was $738.90 and there were 144 pairs of Pink Socks purchased, equating to over $1500 raised. The support from everyone involved helped the School to raise nearly $2240, which has been donated to the Breast Cancer Network Australia.