GBC Secondary College Sport
This weekend was a BYE round for GBC Secondary Sport. The next round is on Saturday 2nd March where teams will play ATC/Brigidine away.
Lucy Lanigan
Head of Co-curricular Sport
GBC Primary College Sport
Netball
On Saturday, the Year 3/4 Red team played a fantastic game against Staines, they displayed exceptional teamwork and are continually improving their netball skills each week. Year 3/4 Blue took the court shortly after against Redeemer, they demonstrated fantastic defence and attack skills and are continuing to improve each week. Our Year 5/6 White team played against Sheldon and showcased their exceptional skills in both attack and defence, however Sheldon took the win. Year 5/6 Red had a close game on the weekend against Staines. The team showed exceptional skills through the mid court and defence however Staines secured the win in the final quarter. Finally the Year 5/6 Blue team went out hard in the first quarter showcasing the new skills that were learnt at training which led them to victory against Redeemer.
Great work to all teams on the weekend. We look forward to our fixture this weekend as we travel to Redeemer.
Taylor Moskwa-Hudspith
Teacher – Primary (Physical Education)
AFL
On Saturday TSAC students travelled to Sheldon College and after a week off last week due to rain, our AFL teams were eager to hit the field. Teams encountered some rainfall this round however not enough to halt our games. TSAC showed great grit battling against the weather.
Our 5/6 Team took to the field first against Staines. Accurate goal kicking was the difference between the two teams with TSAC scoring 5 goals to 3. Staines had strong possession however TSAC’s defence was relentless causing Staines to score several behinds. Well done to our TSAC 5/6 team walking away as victors 35 to 26.
Year 3/4 TSAC were next to play. The game was also played against a strong Staines team. TSAC showed amazing respect by supporting our opponents who were short a few numbers and several players switched the red and navy strip for a Staines colours for a quarter. This support made sure all players were able to play a full game. Even with the slight changes TSAC 3/4 still walked away with the win 39-15.
We look forward to round 4 out at Redeemer Lutheran College.
Suzaan Stolz
Head of Physical Education and Sport – Primary
