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DAILY DRIBBLE 2017 Australian School Championships 2017 Australian School Championships DAILY DRIBBLE CHAMPIONSHIP MEN Results Wednesday 6th December, 2017 Time Team 1 Team 2 Score Venue 11.00am Willetton SHS def. Trinity College 78-65 SBC 1 1.00pm St. James College def. Marcellin 82-77 SBC 4 3.00pm Box Hill SSC def. Newington College 93-73 SBC 4 5.00pm John Paul College def. by Lake Ginninderra 76-93 SBC 1 Fixture Thursday 7th December, 2017 Match Date Time Pool Name Pool Team 1 Team 2 Venue 338 7/12/2017 8.30am Classification 1 Trinity College Newington College SBC 4 KNOX 1 352 7/12/2017 10.30am Classification 2 John Paul College Marcellin SBC 1 KNOX 2 376 7/12/2017 12.30pm Semi Final 1 Willetton SHS Lake Ginninderra SBC 4 KNOX 3 400 7/12/2017 2.30pm Semi Final 2 Box Hill SSC St. James College SBC 1 KNOX 4 Ladder POOL A Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Box Hill SSC 3 3 0 256 203 126.1 6 2 Lake Ginninderra 3 2 1 256 216 118.5 5 3 John Paul College 3 1 2 235 273 86.1 4 4 Newington College 3 0 3 230 285 80.7 3 POOL B Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Willetton SHS 3 3 0 258 215 120 6 2 St. James College 3 2 1 246 256 96.1 5 3 Trinity College 3 1 2 235 224 104.9 4 4 Marcellin 3 0 3 209 253 82.6 3 Top 3 Scorers 1 Tyler Robertson Box Hill SSC 26.3 2 Mate Colina Lake Ginninderra 24.7 3 Matur Maluach Newington 24.7 2017 Australian School Championships DAILY DRIBBLE CHAMPIONSHIP WOMEN Results Wednesday 6th December, 2017 Time Team 1 Team 2 Score Venue 11.00am Monte Sant Angelo def. by Kennedy Baptist 66-84 SBC 4 1.00pm St Margaret Mary's def. Bendigo Senior 106-62 SBC 1 3.00pm Lake Ginninderra def. Henley High 95-65 SBC 1 5.00pm Willetton SHS def. Rowville Secondary 63-50 SBC 4 Fixture Thursday 7th December, 2017 Match Date Time Pool Team 1 Team 2 Venue 337 7/12/2017 8.30am Classification 1 Rowville Secondary Monte Sant Angelo SBC 1 353 7/12/2017 10.30am Classification 2 Kennedy Baptist Henley High SBC 4 374 7/12/2017 12.30pm Semi Final 1 Lake Ginninderra Bendigo Senior SBC 1 401 7/12/2017 2.30pm Semi Final 2 St Margaret Mary's Willetton SHS SBC 4 Ladder POOL A Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Lake Ginninderra 3 3 0 267 179 149.2 6 2 Willetton SHS 3 2 1 171 181 94.5 5 3 Rowville Secondary 3 1 2 194 234 82.9 4 4 Henley High 3 0 3 195 233 83.7 3 POOL B Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 St Margaret Mary's 3 3 0 309 178 173.6 6 2 Bendigo Senior 3 2 1 211 240 87.9 5 3 Kennedy Baptist 3 1 2 234 257 91.1 4 4 Monte Sant Angelo 3 0 3 166 245 67.8 3 Top 3 Scorers 1 Taylor Mole Lake Ginninderra 30.3 2 Jewel Williams Kennedy Baptist 29 3 Alex Fowler St Margaret Mary's 27 2017 Australian School Championships DAILY DRIBBLE UNDER-20 WOMEN DIVISION 1 Results Wednesday 6th December, 2017 Time Team 1 Team 2 Score Venue 2.10pm St Paul's Anglican def. by Maribyrnong 36-53 Knox 5 2.10pm Barker College def. by Box Hill SSC 47-86 Knox 6 Fixture Thursday 7th December, 2017 Match Date Time Pool Team 1 Team 2 Venue 384 7/12/2017 1.00pm Semi Final 1 Maribyrnong Barker College SBC 5 385 7/12/2017 1.00pm Semi Final 2 Box Hill SSC St Paul's Anglican SBC 6 Ladder Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Maribyrnong 3 3 0 174 114 152.6 6 2 Box Hill SSC 3 2 1 197 140 140.7 5 3 St Paul's Anglican 3 1 2 130 162 80.3 4 4 Barker College 3 0 3 123 208 59.1 3 Top 3 Scorers 1 Sharna Ayres Box Hill SSC 25.3 2 Abby Zhang Box Hill SSC 13.7 3 Casey Paea Maribyrnong 13.3 2017 Australian School Championships DAILY DRIBBLE UNDER-20 WOMEN DIVISION 2 Results Wednesday 6th December, 2017 Time Team 1 Team 2 Score Venue Central Coast 11.50am def. by Brisbane Adventist 38-54 SBC 2 Adventist 11.50am Mater Christi def. Willetton SHS 54-40 SBC 3 11.50am Erindale College def. Redlands 56-23 SBC 5 Fixture Thursday 7th December, 2017 Match Date Time Pool Team 1 Team 2 Venue 324 7/12/2017 8.20am Rounds Brisbane Adventist Erindale College Knox 1 325 7/12/2017 8.20am Rounds Redlands Willetton SHS Knox 2 326 7/12/2017 8.20am Rounds Central Coast Adventist Mater Christi Knox 3 396 7/12/2017 2.10pm Semi Final 1 SBC 2 397 7/12/2017 2.10pm Semi Final 2 SBC 3 Ladder Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Mater Christi 4 4 0 237 132 179.6 8 2 Willetton SHS 4 3 1 195 179 124 7 3 Central Coast Adventist 4 2 2 177 170 104.1 6 4 Brisbane Adventist 4 2 2 169 181 93.4 6 5 Erindale College 4 1 3 177 196 90.3 5 6 Redlands 4 0 4 119 216 55.1 4 7 Creekers 1 0 1 61 64 95.31 1 Top 3 Scorers 1 Tia Morgan Willetton SHS 18.3 2 Naomi Smith Mater Christi 16.5 3 Taina Naividi Mater Christi 13.5 2017 Australian School Championships DAILY DRIBBLE UNDER-20 MEN DIVISION 1 Results Wednesday 6th December, 2017 Time Team 1 Team 2 Score Venue 10.40am Hillcrest Christian def. Henley High 78-65 Knox 1 10.40am Sydney Boys def. St Joseph's 73-59 Knox 2 10.40am Barker College def. Mountain Creek 68-59 Knox 3 10.40am St Francis Xavier def. by Rowville Secondary 46-76 Knox 4 4.30pm Mountain Creek def. St Francis Xavier 73-68 Knox 1 4.30pm Barker College def. Hallam Secondary 62-54 Knox 2 4.30pm Henley High def. Sydney Boys 66-64 Knox 3 4.30pm Hillcrest Christian def. The King's 55-51 Knox 4 Fixture Thursday 7th December, 2017 Match Date Time Pool Team 1 Team 2 Venue 348 7/12/2017 9.30am Quarter-Final 1 Rowville Secondary The King's SBC 2 349 7/12/2017 9.30am Quarter-Final 2 Hillcrest Christian Mountain Creek SBC 3 350 7/12/2017 9.30am Quarter-Final 3 Barker College Sydney Boys SBC 5 351 7/12/2017 9.30am Quarter-Final 4 Henley High Hallam Secondary SBC 6 411 7/12/2017 3.20pm Semi-Final 1 SBC 2 412 7/12/2017 3.20pm Semi-Final 2 SBC 3 413 7/12/2017 3.20pm Classification 1 SBC 5 414 7/12/2017 3.20pm Classification 2 SBC 6 Ladder POOL A Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Rowville Secondary 4 4 0 333 183 182 8 2 Barker College 4 3 1 251 250 100.4 7 3 Hallam Secondary 4 2 2 226 266 85 6 4 Mountain Creek State 4 1 3 236 303 77.9 5 5 St Francis Xavier 4 0 4 227 271 83.8 4 POOL B Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Hillcrest Christian 4 4 0 283 241 117.4 8 2 Henley High 4 3 1 259 249 104 7 3 Sydney Boys 4 1 3 261 268 97.4 5 4 The King's 4 1 3 228 231 98.7 5 5 St Joseph's College 4 1 3 236 278 84.9 5 Top 3 Scorers 1 Flynn Cameron Hillcrest Christian 32.5 2 Jacob Foy St Francis Xavier 22.3 3 Mitchell Barry Rowville Secondary 21 2017 Australian School Championships DAILY DRIBBLE UNDER-20 MEN DIVISION 2 Results Wednesday 6th December, 2017 Time Team 1 Team 2 Score Venue 9.30am Scotch Oakburn def. by Knox Grammar 64-79 Knox 5 9.30am Encounter Lutheran def. by Maribyrnong 69-80 Knox 6 3.20pm Point Cook Senior def. by Melbourne High 40-78 SBC 2 3.20pm The Scots def. by Shore 35-65 SBC 3 3.20pm Scotch Oakburn def. Beaconhills 74-63 SBC 5 3.20pm Knox Grammar def. by Encounter Lutheran 53-60 SBC 6 Fixture Thursday 7th December, 2017 Match Date Time Pool Team 1 Team 2 Venue 327 7/12/2017 8.20am Quarter-Final 1 Maribyrnong The Scots Knox 4 328 7/12/2017 8.20am Quarter-Final 2 Melbourne High Scotch Oakburn Knox 5 329 7/12/2017 8.20am Quarter-Final 3 Encounter Lutheran Point Cook Senior Nuna 1 330 7/12/2017 8.20am Quarter-Final 4 Shore Knox Grammar Nuna 2 392 7/12/2017 2.10pm Semi-Final 1 Nuna 1 393 7/12/2017 2.10pm Semi-Final 2 Nuna 2 394 7/12/2017 2.10pm Classification 1 Nuna 3 395 7/12/2017 2.10pm Classification 2 Nuna 4 Ladder POOL A Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Maribyrnong 4 4 0 365 212 172.2 8 2 Encounter Lutheran 4 3 1 258 210 122.9 7 3 Knox Grammar 4 2 2 247 256 96.5 6 4 Scotch Oakburn 4 1 3 223 308 72.4 5 5 Beaconhills 4 0 4 197 304 64.8 4 POOL B Position Team P W L F A % PTS 1 Melbourne High 3 3 0 220 117 188 6 2 Shore 3 2 1 165 155 106.5 5 3 Point Cook Senior 3 1 1 179 213 84 4 4 The Scots 3 0 2 147 226 65 3 Top 3 Scorers 1 Ted Ferguson The Scots 33 2 Jake Tranter Melbourne High 24 3 Max Scott Encounter Lutheran 23.8 2017 Australian School Championships DAILY DRIBBLE UNDER-20 MEN DIVISION 3 Results Wednesday 6th December, 2017 Time Team 1 Team 2 Score Venue 10.40am Unley High def.
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