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Swimming Issue 5, 10 April 2015 Sacred Heart College Middle School CEA Newsletter Summer Swimming Issue 5, 10 April 2015 Year 6/7 Training Schedule The following students competed for City South SAPSASA team in the Metro Swimming Winter Carnival at the State Aquatic Centre on Thursday 26 March. There were 40 swimmers in the squad and City South came 12th overall: Australian Rules Football Fletcher Luscombe Ruben Gear Oliver Martin Jed Ffrench Year 6/7 (David Maglieri, Ben Dray and Lucas Billich Bailey Giles Ryan Kelton Owen Gladdy Jody Keller) Well done to the participants and congratulations to the medal winners. Thursdays after school Fletcher Luscombe, 13 year Boys Breaststroke – 3rd; Fletcher Luscombe, 13 year Boys Year 8 (Troy Rowland) Backstroke – 3rd. Tuesdays after school Year 9 (Chris Ottens) Year 8/9 Wednesdays after school Each Wednesday afternoon for this term, the 8/9 swimmers have combined with swimmers Soccer from the Senior School to compete in the Sport Association for Adelaide Schools (SAAS) Year 6/7 (Joe Millemaci) Swimming Competition. Sacred Heart had a very successful campaign and for the Thursdays after school second year in a row, we qualified for the (SAAS) Swimming Final. Given the depth of the Year 8/9 (Alex Mechis) competition, this is a huge achievement in itself for Sacred Heart. Tuesdays after school This final took place on Wednesday 25 March 2015 at St Peter’s College against seven other Basketball schools from across Adelaide. There were a number of setbacks in the lead up to this event Year 6/7 (Deborah Skewes and Kate which meant the team was greatly depleted; including injuries, illness and Year 8 camp. Fallon) Despite these, the swimmers took the competition in their stride. With this, swimmers Tuesdays after school in the gym from Year 6 and Year 7 even accepted the call to come and help and all swimmers were Year 8/9 (Matt Andrigo and Vincent required to ‘swim up’ an age group. Williams) The team finished 7th out of the 8 schools competing on the night. Given the Thursdays after school in the gym circumstances, this is a huge achievement and the boys should be congratulated on the way they represented both themselves and the College. Table Tennis Year 6/7 (Jen Callanan and Maria Callisto) Thursdays Lunchtime Year 8/9 (David Crouch) Wednesdays lunchtime in the gym Rugby Year 8/9 (Deb King and Emma Hickmott) Wednesdays after school 28 Percy Avenue Mitchell Park SA 5043 P 08 8276 7877 F 08 8374 1619 W www.shc.sa.edu.au To bring up children properly we must love them; E [email protected] we must love them all equally. CRICOS Provider No: 03083A Cricket Tennis Year 6/7 Year 8/9 14 March 28 February SHC Green (8/76) were defeated by SHC Blue (8/106) SHC Middle B (11 sets, 61 games) defeated Nazareth (1 set, A great team effort with some outstanding individual 32 games) performances. Ethan Eime top scored with 14, then Lachy A great start to the 2015 Term 1 season after a couple of Fowell with 12 and Max Rogerson with 10. Lachy Fowell best frustrating weeks of hot weather. It was extremely pleasing bowling with 1 for 3, then Ben Davies with 1 for 4 and Lachy to see many new faces at training ready to restore the pride Hayball with 1 for 6. of tennis at Sacred Heart. Philip Redkin and Stefan Markovic were allocated the number one doubles pairing and were Year 6/7 convincing winners. They followed this up by beating their 28 March respective opponents in the singles match. Brad Bell and SHC Gold (73) were defeated by SHC Black (4/118) Lachlan De Zilwa had a hard-fought match and eventually Batsmen: Lachlan Nottle (17) and Dylan Gilford (5). prevailed. Tyson Rowe, who was winning early in his singles Bowling: Single wickets to Ethan Brewster, Ethan Jones, Harvey match, had to eventually go to a tie-breaker where he won Lambert and Jack Whelan. Well Done to the entire team who 7 points to 3. Ben Robinson was a clear winner in his singles represented the school well over the past 4 games. match. Year 6/7 14 March 28 March SHC Middle B (10 sets, 68 games) defeated St Michael’s (2 SHC Green (106) defeated Blackfriars (83) sets, 42 games) Another great contribution by the boys. As a team we have Many changse were made to the previous week so that all been working on batting and bowling and it haas really been players would get an equal number of matches. Philip Redkin paying off and evidence of that was in the result of this game. continued his stellar form to win both of his matches. Ben The best batters were Austin Q with 21 no, Lachlan H with 10 Robinson, who was promoted to No 2 singles player, lived up and Lucas J with 8 no. The best bowlers were Austin Q with 2 to his high billing and won his singles match. Jagger Coombe for 2, Varum with 1 for 1 and Lachlan H with 1 for 2. and Corey Denneny, who teamed up as the 2nd doubles pair, had hard-fought matches and won in the end. Tyson Year 8/9 Rowe and Caleb Murphy-May won an entertaining doubles 14 March match and Caleb came from 5 sets to 1 down to win was SHC 8A (131) defeated Immanuel (125) truly memorable. Finally, Donny Ma in his first tennis match Captain: Pearce and Fitzgerald for the school was all over the court to beat his opponnent Batting: McCabe 30; Pearce 18; Stewart 13 and Emmanuel Smith didn’t get a sweat up in beating his Bowling: Scott 3/10; Fitzgerald 2/18; McCabe 2/19; May 1/4; opponent. Stewart 1/10 Fielding: Catches – Pearce (wk), Fitzgerald A good game of cricket, we took 5 for 36 to win the game. Kyle Scott took two crucial wickets in his last over. Ben Stewart held our innings together when we were 7/86 and got us to 131, Congratulations which was just enough. Joe Gluyas, Austin McClure 21 March (Year 9) and Will Day (Year SHC 8A bowled (58) defeated by Adelaide high (3/107) 8) have made the u15 Captain: Scott Representative Baseball Batting: Scott 10 not out, Josh May 5 not out Charter Team that will be Bowling: Fitzgerald 2/17, Scott 1/18 representing South Australia Fielding: Catches – Pearce (wk) and stumping at the Australian Little They batted well, and we didn’t. League Baseball Championships in the Gold Coast from the 4–9 April 2015. This 28 March is the third year in a row that Joe and Will SHC 8A (107) defeated by Mercedes (6/117) have been to the Gold Coast to play in the Captain: McCabe tournament (last two years have been at Batting: McCabe 18; Pearce 17 not out; Tom Brady 30 u13 level). Bowling: McCabe 2/8; Tee 1/8; McCarty 1/2; Harry 1/21; Singleton 1/25 Fielding: Catches – Pearce (wk) 2, Watt, Singleton TRI-SCHOOLS UNIFORM SHOP HOLIDAY TRADING A good game of cricket, we missed out by 10. We bowled okay on a damp wicket but dropped catches. Special mention to Shop Closed 3–14 April Tom Brady, opening and batted really well. Also, Tom Pearce Open daily from Wed 15 April (Mon–Fri 1.00 – 6.00 pm batted well at the end in an attempt to chase the score down. and Sat 9.00 am–1.00 pm) Page 2.
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