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Boys Australian Rules Football Boys Basketball BOYS AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT St Michael’s College SHC (15.5.95) def 9A Blue St Michael’s College 22/05 10:30am Main Oval SMC (2.5.17) 9A White Prince Alfred College SHC Champagnat Oval 22/05 10:30am SHC( 13.9.87) def PAC (8.7.55) SHC (12.12.84) def 8A1 St Michael’s College SHC Champagnat Oval 22/05 9:15am SMC (3.4.22) St Ignaus College Senior 8B (1) St Ignaus College School - Atkinson Oval 22/05 8:45am SHC (11.11.77) def SI (7.2.44) St Peter’s College 8B (2) St Peter’s College 22/05 8:45am SHC (9.8.62) def SPC (0.2.2) Wilson Oval St Michael’s College SHC (1.5.11) def by 7A1 (1) St Michael’s College 22/05 10:30am Small Oval SMC (12.10.82) St Peter’s College 7A1 (2) St Peter’s College 22/05 8:45am SHC (14.6.90) def SPC (0.0.0) Main Oval SHC (0.1.1) def by 7B (1) St Michael’s College SHC Champagnat Oval 22/05 8:00am SMC (11.8.74) SHC (3.1.19) def by 7B (2) St Paul’s College Mitchell Park Oval 22/05 8:45am SP (10.12.72) BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT SHC Champagnat A1 St Michael’s College 22/05 10:30am SHC (48) def by SMC (51) Marist Hall SHC Champagnat B1 St Michael’s College 22/05 9:30am SHC (26) def by SMC (31) Marist Hall SHC Champagnat C1 St Michael’s College 22/05 8:30am SHC (19) def by SMC (48) Marist Hall SHC Marcellin Br Inter 1/2 Woodcro College B 22/05 8:30am WC FORFEIT McAteer Centre Court 1 Immanuel College Inter 3 Immanuel College 22/05 11:30am SHC (23) def Immanuel (19) Court 3 SHC Champagnat Inter 4 (1) SHC 2 19/05 3:40pm SHC 1 (38) def SHC 2 (35) Marist Hall SHC Champagnat Inter 4 (2) SHC 1 19/05 3:40pm SHC 2 (35) def by SHC 1 (38 Marist Hall BOYS RUGBY TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT U14 Pembroke School Parkinson Oval 20/05 4:00pm PS FORFEIT BOYS SOCCER TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT Chrisan Brothers CBC Adelaide Middle A1 22/05 8:15am SHC (3) def by CBC (5) College City Juniors – Pitch 4 Chrisan Brothers CBC Adelaide Middle B1 22/05 9:45am SHC (4) def CBC (3) College City Juniors – Pitch 4 Chrisan Brothers CBC Adelaide Middle C1 22/05 9:45am SHC (3) def by CBC (6) College City Juniors – Pitch 5 Inter B2/3 BYE 22/05 BYE Inter 7B Woodcro College SHC Champagnat 22/05 8:15am SHC (4) def WC (2) MIXED SQUASH TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT South Adelaide SHC 1 Cabra College 21/05 4:00pm Squash Centre - Court 1 NO RESULTS RECORDED South Adelaide SHC 2 (team pracce) 21/05 4:00pm Squash Centre - Court 2 MIXED TABLE TENNIS TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT Nazareth Catholic Nazareth Gym Middle B 21/05 4:15pm SHC (18) def NCC (2) Community Tables 1-5 Woodcro College Inter B/C Woodcro College 21/05 4:15pm SHC (10) def WC (6) Tables 1-4 Nazareth Catholic Nazareth Gym Middle C 21/05 4:15pm SHC (12) def by NCC (21) Community Tables 6-10 GIRLS AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT 16-a-side Concordia College SHC Champagnat Oval 21/05 4:00pm SHC (21) def by CC (35) Adelaide University Cricket 9-a-side SHC 2 Cabra College 2 19/05 4:10pm SHC (46) def by Cabra (106) Fields, West Beach Adelaide University Cricket 9-a-side SHC 3 Nazareth College 2 19/05 4:10pm SHC (23) def by Nazareth (44) Fields, West Beach Adelaide University Cricket Nazareth College 1 19/05 4:10pm SHC (6) def by Nazareth (125) 9-a-side SHC 4 Fields, West Beach GIRLS SOCCER TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT SHC 1 St Aloysius College Cabra College 22/05 10:30am SHC (4) def St Aloysius (3) GIRLS NETBALL TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT Year 9 SHC 1 St Michael’s College 2 SHC Champagnat 22/05 8:00am SHC (47) def SMC (14) Year 9 SHC 2 BYE 22/05 BYE Year 9 SHC 3 BYE 22/05 BYE Year 9 SHC 4 Cardijn College 2 St Michael’s College 22/05 8:00am SHC (31) def Cardijn (14) Year 9 SHC 5 Cabra College 2 Mercedes College 22/05 9:00am SHC (8) def by Cabra (26) Year 8 SHC 1 St Mary’s College SHC Champagnat 22/05 8:00am SHC (35) def SMC (23) Year 8 SHC 2 St Ignaus College 1 Mercedes College 22/05 8:00am SHC (19) def SIC (14) Year 8 SHC 3 BYE 22/05 BYE Year 8 SHC 4 Nazareth College 2 SHC Marcellin 22/05 8:00am SHC (29) def Nazareth (16) Year 8 SHC 5 Marryatville High 3 Loreto College 22/05 9:00am SHC (23) def by MH (24) Year 8 SHC 6 Cardijn College 4 SHC Champagnat 22/05 9:00am SHC (17) def Cardijn (6) Year 8 SHC 7 Cabra College 4 SHC Champagnat 22/05 9:00am SHC (10) def by Cabra (14) Year 7 SHC 1 BYE 22/05 BYE Year 7 SHC 2 St Michael’s College 3 Nazareth College 22/05 8:00am SHC (21) def SMC (18) Year 7 SHC 3 Cabra College 2 Cabra College 22/05 8:00am SHC (17) def by Cabra (19) Year 7 SHC 4 BYE 22/05 BYE Year 7 SHC 5 St Michael’s College 5 Cabra College 22/05 9:00am SHC (22) def SMC (2) Year 7 SHC 6 Nazareth College 4 Cabra College 22/05 9:00am SHC (14) def by Nazareth (15) Year 7 SHC 7 St Michael’s College 6 Cabra College 22/05 10:00am SHC (29) def SMC (1) Year 7 SHC 8 Cabra College 4 Cabra College 22/05 10:00am SHC (12) def Cabra (8) SACRED HEART COLLEGE CHAMPAGNAT CAMPUS 28 Percy Avenue, Mitchell Park SACRED HEART COLLEGE MARCELLIN CAMPUS 195 Brighton Road, Somerton Park Maps for all away venues can be found here . .
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