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Mercedes College Table Tennis Fixture Term 3 MERCEDES COLLEGE TABLE TENNIS FIXTURE TERM 3 28 July 4 Aug 11 Aug 18 Aug 25 Aug 1 Sept OPEN A AWAY BYE HOME HOME BYE AWAY Mr Sam V V V V Temby PEM SPC RC SIC 0435 272 050 OPEN B HOME BYE BYE AWAY BYE AWAY Mr Farrugia V V V 0400 147 974 GIHS IC B SIC Middle A YR 9 HOME AWAY AWAY HOME BYE AWAY Mr Saltans V V V V V 0422 961 392 PAC PEM AHS BPS SIC Middle B HOME AWAY AWAY HOME BYE AWAY YR 8 V V V V IC V SIC Mr Gaynor NAZ A SJGS NAZ A Ph 0403 572747 All players will be transported to venues via bus. Staff will travel behind buses to venues in their own cars and assume supervision at the away venue. Middle school players MUST be collected from venues BY PARENTS at the nominated finish time of 4.55pm. Please enter the gym to collect players and indicate to Staff that students are being collected. If students cannot be collected at the nominated time please make transport arrangements with other parents to transport your child home. It is not reasonable to have Staff waiting after 5pm at venues with students. If on an oCCasion, a parent is late you MUST contact the staff member immediately as there have been instances of players being collected as late as 6.00pm without notification to Staff. When teams play at SPC, STMC, NAZ, SIC or WCC players will also be returned to MerCedes via bus and will arrive back at the College adjacent to Tennis Court No1 at approximately the indiCated time on the weekly notifiCation. Taxis transporting International students will deliver students to locations where they can get home expeditiously. Game times: Note that the finishing time for Middle SChool matChes is 5.00pm and OPEN PLAYERS is 6.30pm unless otherwise advised. Training times: Wednesdays at lunch AND from 3.30-4.55pm. Soccer and football players who have training on the same night are required to attend Wednesday lunchtime table tennis training. Players in this circumstance need to wear runners only on these occasions. Negotiate some Wed pm sessions. LOCATIONS: most sChools ConduCt Table Tennis in their gymnasiums except NMHS and IC. AHS Adelaide High SChool Corner West Tce and Glover Ave Adelaide STMC St MiChaels College: Lawrie St Henley Beach BPS BlaCkfriars ProspeCt Road ProspeCt Rostrevor College (RC) Rostrevor College Glen Stuart Road Woodforde CBC CBC senior Campus Wakefield Street Adelaide Sacred Heart College Middle School (SHCM) Sacred Heart College Middle School Percy Street MitChell Park GIHS Glenunga International High School L’Estrange Ave Glenunga Sacred Heart College Middle School (SHC) Open teams only in gym at Cudmore St Somerton Park IC Immanuel: Morphett Road Novar Gardens (in T/ T Centre) St. Ignatius College (SIC) St. Ignatius College Manresa Court Athelstone NAZ Nazareth College 1 Hartley Rd, Flinders Park St Johns Grammar School, (SJGS) St Johns Grammar School, 29 Gloucester Avenue Belair NMHS Norwood Morialta High Morialta Road West Rostrevor St. Pauls College (SPC) St. Pauls College Grand JunCtion Road Gilles Plains PAC Prince Alfred College Dequettville TerraCe Kent Town St Peters College (SPSC) St Peters College Dequettville Terrace Hackney PEM Pembroke SChool The Parade Kensington Park WoodCroft College (WCC) WoodCroft College Bains Road WoodCroft WS Westminster School: 1-23 Alison Ave, Marion .
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