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MVP

10 - 12 Boys Cricket

Mr Chapman

Bye Round

10 - 12 Boys AFL

Mr Geribo

79-20 win

Thanks to Mount Carmel for the game today. Without an opposition we can’t have a game. 

Sullivan O’Dwyer

10 - 12 Girls AFL

Mrs Roberts

Lost 7 - 60

The girls played a strong game against St. Pats today, but just couldn’t seal the deal with more than one goal.  There were moments of good passage shown, with some strong kicks and pinpoint accuracy in passing. The remarkable interceptions and tackles allowed the girls to gain possession, but then silly mistakes saw St. Pats shoot it down to their forwards and score. The spirit and determination to win was felt through the whole game. Despite the rough challenges the girls faced, everyone remained positive, and continued to encourage one another. Although they faced a loss the girls secured new skills and are improving game by game. 

Atong Kon Chol

9/10 Boys Soccer

Mr Holmes

Draw 0-0

v MAG

a lucky draw for them and an unlucky draw for us. 2 points lost for us and 1 point gained for them. Struggled to finish our chances which reflected in the score. Back stronger next week

Yosimar Yvenes

7/8 Boys Soccer

Mr Bodeker

D1-1

John Therry had a top of the table clash today against Magdalene. Despite only fielding 11 players due to injuries and absences, we managed to secure a 1-1 draw against a strong Magdalene Side. JT started well and were unlucky not to score with Christian Baker having his shot cleared off the line. We went into the half scoreless, despite feeling like the more dominant team. In the second half, we won a corner which Billy whipped into the box for Levi to score via a deflection. A few moments later Magdalene was awarded a controversial and dubious penalty which was converted. There were a few chances for both teams, but ultimately both teams couldn’t be separated. Despite missing several key players through injury and absences, JT should be proud of their performance and result. 

Julian Sanchez

7 - 9 Girls Soccer

Ms Moon

1-1

The girls had a tough match against Magdalene today but did well to put the first one away. It was a brilliant goal well executed by Scarlett Fisher and assisted by Zoe Hawks. The girls fought hard to keep a clean sheet despite the ball spending the majority of the time in Magdalene's half. However, despite their best efforts, Magdalene managed to equalise early in the second half. The girls continued to push for a winning goal but, unfortunately, couldn’t find the back of the net. This week's MVP is Shyla, who was outstanding in defence and did an excellent job of countering all of Magdalene’s long balls. 

Shyla Winley

9/10 Girls Netball

Ms Kelleher

Lost 37 - 29

V MAG

7/8 Girls Netball

Mrs Wagstaff

Lost 39 - 9

V MAG

In our recent MISA netball match, our team faced a tough opposition that demonstrated unbelievable accuracy in the goal ring. Despite being outskilled in this area, our defence rose to the challenge, making each goal a hard-fought battle.

Throughout the game, our players showed tremendous growth, improving with each quarter. The movement in the centre court was commendable, and the team's improvement in feeding the ball was particularly noteworthy. Although we didn’t come out on top this time, the effort and determination displayed by our team were outstanding, and we look forward to building on this experience in future matches.

U15 Boys Rugby League

Mr McGrath + Mr Tran

18-0

Tough game today in wet conditions against a tough Magdalene squad. Zephaniah was excellent in setting a strong standard in defense and attack and was supported through strong efforts from Luke Siroki (MVP). Noah Choice and Ryder Wilson showed great development in a short amount of time, with both students involved in strong hit ups and tackles. 

Luke Siroki

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W/L - Result

Match Report

MVP

10 - 12 Boys Cricket

Mr Chapman

Won 88-62

V MAS

John Therry played our third game of the season against Macarthur Anglican College. After losing the toss and being sent in to bat, Jake and Austin got us off to a flying start which set the tone for the game. We posted competitive scores for each partnership and put scoreboard pressure on Macarthur. We were solid without being spectacular with the ball, however, we fielded well enough to secure a good win. Shout out to Ben Anderson who bowled the second over and took two wickets to really put pressure on the opposition who never recovered.

Ben Anderson

10 - 12 Boys AFL

Mr Geribo

Won 20 - 0 

Magdalene unfortunately forfeited

10 - 12 Girls AFL

Mrs Regan

Lost 20 - 0

Due to Yr 12 exams and Yr 10 Camp, JTCC unfortunately forfeited

9/10 Boys Soccer

Mr Holmes

Lost 4-2

V BAC

Missing our Year 10 cohort at School Camp, we were forced to have our ⅞ boys team step up and fill in for the match against Broughton. Unfortunately we conceded two early goals against a physical Broughton side. Cooper Marshall was able to put away a tidy finish after a mistake in their backline. We went into the break down 3-1 but felt like we were creating chances and looked good when we moved the ball around. Cooper headed in his second goal to set up an exciting finish before Broughton were awarded a penalty and converted to have the final score 4-2. Despite playing against a bigger, more physical side, JT never gave up and it was good to see some younger players step up.

Cooper Marshall

7/8 Boys Soccer

Mr Bodeker

Bye 

7 - 9 Girls Soccer

Mr Joy

Lost 1 - 0

V BAC

Missing our coach Miss Moon, Mr Joy was forced to step in. After a good run of games, our girls went up against Macarthur Anglican School. In a tense match, with 2 key players missing we still made chances after chances but it was the lack of a clinical finisher that really hurt us. Despite some great work in defence from our backline and extraordinary saves by keeper Ava Abi-Khattar (Year 9), a poorly timed tackle inside the box resulted in us conceding a penalty. Despite our keeper diving the right way, it still unfortunately wasn't enough to keep out a well struck penalty. Despite our best efforts and some promising tactical plays, we simply couldn’t find our equaliser as the game ended in a 1-0 loss. Onwards and upwards to our next game against holding champions Mount Carmel.

Ava Abi-Khattar / Shylah Winley

9/10 Girls Netball

Ms Kelleher

Lost 36-2

V WAC

With many of our players away at Year 10 camp, we were faced with the challenge of playing against Wollondilly Anglican College.  Despite the odds, the girls stepped up admirably against a strong Wollondilly side. The match was tough from the start, and we struggled to keep up with their fast-paced and physical play. Even though we were outmatched, we continued to put in effort and never lost spirit. A shout out to Anabelle, Sophie and Elise who took control of positioning and kept the team organised and committed.  A special thanks to all the players who filled in and gave their all on the court. Your effort and determination did not go unnoticed, and we are proud of how you represented the team under the circumstances. 

Sophie Regan

7/8 Girls Netball

Ms Wagstaff

Lost 15 - 8

V WAC

Our Year 7/8 netball team showed great improvement in moving the ball down the court, with outstanding defence keeping the game competitive. It was neck and neck until fatigue set in during the last quarter, leading to a 15-8 loss. Despite the result, the team's progress is commendable—well done!

Sienna Larner 

U15 Boys Rugby League

Mr McGrath + Mr Tran

12-12 draw

Rugby league is a simple game when you think about it. Communication, discipline, desperation and completion are non-negotiables in order to win a match.  These are all components of the game that we need to work on. Mount Carmel came ready to compete and we could not beat  them in these areas. We had the chance to seal the deal on the bell but unfortunately we missed the opportunity. We need to come ready on Tuesdays, whether we train or play we need to be switched on. 

Noah Choice

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