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Sport News

Snow Excursion

Students from Years 10 to 12 participated in our annual CCB snow trip, heading to Berridale with high anticipation for days filled with skiing and snowboarding at Perisher.

Upon arrival, the students settled into their dorms, enjoyed a hearty dinner, and prepared for their snowy adventure. The experience included many first-time snow encounters, instructional skiing and snowboarding sessions at Smiggins, and exhilarating full days on the challenging slopes of Perisher.

The trip concluded successfully, thanks to the dedicated efforts of Mr Coates, Mr Fogarty, Mrs Smith, Mr and Mrs Graziani and the wonderful CCB students, marking a joyful and tired journey back home.

Archdiocesan Athletics

On Tuesday 27 August, 41 students travelled to AIS stadium to compete in the Archdiocesan Athletics Carnival. It was a perfect day for athletics and our students had a great day both on the track and field.

Congratulations to the following students who made it to the CCC carnival which will be held Homebush on the 16th of September -

Jacob Borg (100m)

Asher Brady (200m and high jump)

Kobi Buechner (800m)

Luke Drewsen (100m, 200m, long jump, triple jump) Luke also set 3 records on the day in the 100, 200 and triple jump.

Michaela Fitzpatrick (1500m)

Luke Gallen (200m)

Logan Hall (200m)

Kaylee Lloyd (100m)

Matilda McLaren (200m)

Emma Penberthy (800m)

George Stephan (800m)

Abbie Tiffen (shot put)

Will Grant (shot put)

Also a big thanks to our Sports Coaches who helped out on the day - Maya Barnes, Charlie Samsa, Jake Atree, Zane Brady, Adam Klekner, Frank Friskin, Jed Ware and Will Grant.

Thanks also to Mr Brady, Mr Thane, Mr Harding, Ms Large and Ms Hannan for helping facilitate the carnival on the day.

South Coast Netball Cup

On Thursday, August 29, our Year 9/10 Girls Netball team competed in the Regional Finals of the South Coast Netball Cup.

Their first match was against a strong St Johns team. They then faced Trinity College, securing a close 8-7 victory. In their final pool game, they won 9-8 against Warilla High School, which earned them a spot in the semi-finals. In the semi-finals, they played St Peters but were defeated 10-5. However, they bounced back in the playoff game for third place, winning 9-8 against The Illawarra Grammar School (TIGS).

The girls demonstrated commendable representation of the college, showing positive attitudes and excellent team spirit throughout the competition.

A special thank you goes to Kehlei for umpiring and to Marissa for managing the team.

Mr Charlton Fogarty
Sport Coordinator