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Boys Australian Rules Football Boys Basketball BOYS AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT 9A1 Prince Alfred College Champagnat Oval 08/05 10:30am Trinity College 9B Trinity College 08/05 8:45am Waldeck Oval 8A1 Prince Alfred College Park 15 08/05 8:45am 8B (1) Prince Alfred College SHC Champagnat Oval 08/05 8:00am 8B (2) BYE 08/05 BYE 7A1 (1) Prince Alfred College Mitchell Park Oval 08/05 9:15am 7A1 (2) St Michael’s College Champagnat Oval 08/05 9:15am 7B (1) Prince Alfred College Mitchell Park Oval 08/05 8:00am St Michael’s College 7B (2) St Michael’s College 08/05 8:45am Small Oval BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT St Peter’s College Burchnall A1 St Peter’s College Sports Centre Court 1 08/05 10:30am St Peter’s College Burchnall B1 St Peter’s College 08/05 9:30am Sports Centre Court 1 St Peter’s College Burchnall C1 St Peter’s College 08/05 8:30am Sports Centre Court 1 Inter 1/2 St Michael’s College SHC Champagnat Gym 08/05 8:30am Glenunga Internaonal Glenunga Internaonal Inter 3 08/05 11:30am High School High School Nazareth Catholic Inter 4 (1) SHC Champagnat Gym 08/05 9:30am College Pulteney Grammar Robert Inter 4 (2) Pulteney Grammar 08/05 10:30am Henshall Sports Centre BOYS RUGBY TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT U14 Rugby 7’s Carnival Burnside RUFC 06/05 3:50pm BOYS SOCCER TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT St Ignaus College Middle A1 St Ignaus College 08/05 8:15am Wallace Oval - Pitch 1 St Ignaus College Middle B1 St Ignaus College 08/05 9:45am Wallace Oval - Pitch 1 St Ignaus College Middle C1 St Ignaus College 08/05 9:45am Wallace Oval - Pitch 2 St John’s Grammar Inter B2/3 St John’s Grammar 08/05 8:15am School - Pitch 1 SHC Champagnat Inter 7B St Michael’s College 08/05 9:45am Pitch 1 BOYS SQUASH TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT South Adelaide SHC 1 SHC 2 07/05 4:00pm Squash Centre South Adelaide SHC 2 SHC 1 07/05 4:00pm Squash Centre BOYS TABLE TENNIS TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT Cabra Dominican Cabra Dominican College Middle B 07/05 4:15pm College Tables 1-4 Pulteney Grammar Inter B/C Pulteney Grammar 07/05 4:15pm Tables 1-5 Cabra Dominican Cabra Dominican College Middle C 07/05 4:15pm College Tables 5-8 GIRLS AFL TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT 18-a-side St Ignaus College SHC Champagnat Oval 07/05 4:00pm 9-a-side SHC 2 BYE 05/05 BYE St Dominic’s Adelaide University Cricket 9-a-side SHC 3 05/05 4:10pm Priory College Fields, West Beach Adelaide University Cricket 9-a-side SHC 4 St Aloysius College 2 05/05 4:10pm Fields, West Beach GIRLS SOCCER TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT SHC 1 St Ignaus College 1 St Ignaus College 08/05 10:30am GIRLS NETBALL TEAM OPPONENT VENUE DATE TIME RESULT Year 9 SHC 1 St Michael’s College SHC Champagnat 08/05 8:00am Year 9 SHC 2 St Aloysius College 2 Cabra College 08/05 9:00am Year 9 SHC 3 St Michael’s College 4 St Michael’s College 08/05 8:00am Year 9 SHC 4 Nazareth College 3 St Michael’s College 08/05 8:00am Mary Mackillop Year 9 SHC 5 Mercedes College 08/05 9:00am College 3 Year 8 SHC 1 Cardijn College 1 SHC Champagnat 08/05 8:00am Year 8 SHC 2 Nazareth College 1 Mercedes College 08/05 8:00am Year 8 SHC 3 St Michael’s College 3 SHC Marcellin 08/05 8:00am Year 8 SHC 4 Cardijn College 3 SHC Marcellin 08/05 8:00am Mary Mackillop Year 8 SHC 5 Loreto College 08/05 8:00am College 3 Year 8 SHC 6 SHC 7 SHC Champagnat 08/05 9:00am Year 8 SHC 7 SHC 6 SHC Champagnat 08/05 9:00am Year 7 SHC 1 Mercedes College 1 SHC Marcellin 08/05 8:00am Year 7 SHC 2 Cardijn College 1 Nazareth College 08/05 8:00am Year 7 SHC 3 BYE 08/05 BYE Year 7 SHC 4 St Michael’s College 4 Cabra College 08/05 8:00am Mary Mackillop Year 7 SHC 5 Cabra College 08/05 9:00am College 2 Year 7 SHC 6 Nazareth College 3 Cabra College 08/05 8:00am Year 7 SHC 7 Mercedes College 3 Cabra College 08/05 10:00am Year 7 SHC 8 St Aloysius College 1 Cabra College 08/05 9:00am 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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