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Monte Sports Fixtures Term 1 MONTE SPORTS FIXTURES TERM 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jazz “B” Dance Jazz “A” Dance Northern Suburbs Touch Contemporary “A” Contemporary “B” Easts Touch Football, Football, Round 6 Dance Dance Wet Weather (Rd 4) NSW All Schools Water Northern Suburbs Touch Polo Football, Round 7 Year 7 Jazz Dance IGSSA Swimming MWSA SoQball, Semi Carnival Finals Week 7 Water Polo Monte vs PLC Sydney Trial Match Aerobics IGSSA Tennis, Round 6 Basketball Trials (rep players) Jazz “B” Dance Jazz “A” Dance Learn to Dance Contemporary “A” Contemporary “B” Easts Touch Football, Dance Dance Semi Finals & Play Offs Tildesley PracSce CGSSA Swimming Carnival Northern Suburbs Touch Matches vs Wenona Football, Round 7 Year 7 Jazz Dance Aerobics MWSA SoQball, Finals (singles) Northern Suburbs Touch Week 8 Football, Round 8 Basketball PracSce NSSWPA Water Polo, IGSSA Tennis, Round 7 Matches vs Brigidine Round 1 Tildesley PracSce Matches vs Wenona (doubles) Netball PracSce Matches vs Wenona Jazz “B” Dance Jazz “A” Dance Tildesley Shield Tennis Tildesley Shield Tennis Tildesley Shield Tennis Easts Touch Football, Grand Finals Learn to Dance Contemporary “A” Contemporary “B” Dance Dance MWSA SoQball, Grand Northern Suburbs Touch FInals Week 9 Football, Round 8 Year 7 Jazz Dance Aerobics IGSSA Tennis Semi NSSWPA Water Polo, FInals Round 2 Thursday, 13 March 14 MWSA So2ball SEMI FINALS!! Saturday 15th March Team Opposion Venue Time Monte 1 Bull Ants John Fisher Park 3 10:15am Congratulaons to Monte 1 for progressing to the Semi-Finals! GOOD LUCK!!! Thursday, 13 March 14 IGSSA Tennis Team Opposion Venue Time Warringah Recreaon Monte 12 Queenwood 12 7:45am Round 6 Centre 1 & 2 Warringah Recreaon Monte 13 Kincoppal 11 9:55am Saturday 15th March Centre 1 & 2 Team Opposion Venue Time Monte 14 Queenwood 14 Wakehurst 5 & 6 7:45am Tennis World North Warringah Recreaon Monte 1 Wenona 2 7:30am Monte 15 Meriden 20 7:45am Ryde 3 & 4 Centre 3 & 4 Rockdale/Illawarra 8 Monte 16 Roseville 21 Oxford Falls 9 & 10 7:45am Monte 2 SCEGGS 2 7:45am & 9 Monte 17 MLC 21 MLC Burwood 3 & 4 9:55am Monte 3 St Vincents 2 Monte 1 & 2 7:45am Vince Barclay Monte 4 Roseville 7 Oxford Falls 5 & 6 7:45am Monte 18 Abbotsleigh 26 9:55am Academy 8 & 9 Rockdale/Illawarra Monte 5 Sceggs 4 7:45am Monte 19 Pymble 34 Pymble 7 & 8 9:55am 12 & 13 Warringah Recreaon Monte 6 Abbotsleigh 14 Abbotsleigh 5 & 6 7:45am Monte 20 Pymble 35 9:55am Centre 3 & 4 Monte 7 Kambala 5 Matraville 1 & 2 7:45am Monte 21 BYE BYE BYE Monte 8 Loreto Kirribilli 14 Monte 1 & 2 9:55am Monte 22 Pymble 37 Oxford Falls 5 & 6 9:55am Rockdale/Illawarra Monte 9 Abbotsleigh 21 Abbostleigh 3 & 4 9:55am Monte 23 Scaggs 9 9:55am 10 & 11 Vince Barclay Monte 10 Ravenswood 18 7:45am Academy 11 & 12 Monte 24 Pymble 42 Oxford Falls 9 & 10 9:55am Loreto Loreto Monte 11 Westleigh 3 & 4 7:45am Monte 25 Mills Park 5 & 6 9:55am Normanhurst 11 Normanhurst 21 Thursday, 13 March 14 Eastern Suburbs Touch Football Team Opposion Field Time Round 4 - Washed Out Games Monte 10 KRB 12 CP 3 12:10pm Saturday 15th March Monte 11 Wenona 14 CP 2 11:20am Team Opposion Field Time Monte 1 Kambala 1 CP 6 9:40am Monte 17 BYE BYE BYE Monte 2 Ascham 1 MF 4 8:00am Monte 18 BYE BYE BYE Monte 3 SCEGGS 3 MF 2 8:50am Monte 19 Schols 11 CP 2 8:50am Monte 4 Ascham 2 MF 2 9:40am Monte 5 BYE BYE BYE Monte 20 KRB 15 CP 3 9:40am Monte 6 SCEGGS 9 CP 1 8:00am Monte 21 Kambala 14 CP 2 9:40am Monte 7 Ascham 6 CP 5 10:30am Monte 22 Schols 12 CP 4 10:30am Monte 8 Schols 7 CP 6 12:10pm Monte 9 Kambala 7 CP 5 8:50am Monte 23 Kambala 16 MF 1 8:00am Thursday, 13 March 14 Northern Suburbs Touch Football Round 7 Tuesday 18th March Team Opposion Venue Time Monte 13 BYE BYE BYE Monte 14 Loreto 8 Field 2 5:00pm Monte 16 Loreto 11 Field 1 4:14pm Wednesday 19th March Team Opposion Venue Time Monte 12 Loreto 4 Field 3 4:45pm Monte 15 Loreto 5 Field 3 5:30pm Thursday, 13 March 14 Wet Weather Informaon MWSA So2ball SMS ‘MWSA’ to 0428 985 410 (cost of normal text message) OR Check www.mwsa.com.au IGSSA Tennis TEXT the name of the SPORT and the 1st INITIAL of that VENUE to 199 22767. For example – playing Tennis at Oxford Falls, TEXT ‘tenniso’. A text message lisSng all VENUES for that SPORT, starSng with that same iniSal will be sent e.g. Oxford Falls – OPEN. The total cost is 55c (inc GST) for the text sent and received. Eastern Suburbs Touch Football Call 1900 957 394 (call aer 7.00am) Northern Suburbs Touch Football 9411 3140 or check website hmp://www.northstouch.asn.au/ Thursday, 13 March 14.
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