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Coach

Result

Comment

10-12 Boys Basketball

Mr Peters 

70 - 20 

JT Win 

Excellent performance, far more confident and aggressive. The result was underpinned by suffocating defensive pressure with great teamwork with each player knowing their roles.

MVP: Wesley Titus

10-12 Girls Basketball

Mr Conway 

27 - 6 

JT Win 

As the game commenced I started to think of the story of Icarus. Had we flown too close to the sun? These fears grew deeper and deeper when the opposition scored the first points of the game. I felt our wings melt away. Had all my boasting come to haunt me? Should I cancel payment on the ‘world’s best coach’ mug that I bought myself? My doubts proved silly as we destroyed the opposition. Aided by a fantastic effort from all the team we were able to stem the tide and impose our will upon the game. In the end we destroyed the opposition. We are not Icarus. We continue to soar. Undefeated and unrepentant for the pride we take in our performances. A special mention to Allanda who was recruited as we walked to the bus and then proceeded to dominate the game. The sweet taste of victory will be all the sweeter in my new mug.

MVP: Allanda Lumagai 

7-9 Boys Volleyball

Mr Williamson

3 - 0 

JT Win 

Convincing win! Very one sided match. Boys played well which is a good sign leading into the finals. 

MVP: Jayden Wolczak 

7-9 Girls Volleyball

Mrs Pellegrino

2 - 0 

JT Win 

The JT girls are back on the win. With a two set solid performance, JT were too strong for St Benedict’s. Winning by 9 points in the first set, the team worked together supporting and encouraging one another. The girls were even stronger in the second set, winning by 13 points, dominating through their serves and “dig set spike” game play. A massive improvement from last week. 

MVP: Mary-Agnes Fatialofa

10-12 Girls Oztag

Mr Tran 

6 - 1 

JT Win 

In soggy conditions the ladies prevailed as commanding winners. As a team, they all communicated with confidence to ensure that their games flowed with efficiency. Shanae led from the front utilising her skill and prowess to direct the attack. While Elise and Chelsea defended the middle valiantly to stout any attack directed towards them. 

MVP: Elise Farrant and Tahlia Woolley

10-12 Boys Oztag

Mr McGrath

11-2 

JT Win

Wet conditions saw plenty of drop ball from both teams in the first half. Once the boys held the ball and stuck to their short passes, we saw a different team that played fast and direct. Ryan Connors made history today scoring his first try for John Therry, topping it off with a second one from dummy half. Filemu’s talk in defence led the team all game and some solid execution in attack from Emmanuel, Tekyn, Braydon and Levi. 

MVP: Ryan Connors

7-9 Girls Indoor Cricket

Mr Geribo 

91 - 68

In what was our last round game we managed to beat St Benedict’s 91-68 to finish in 3rd place. Bridget and Annelise set up the game for us, with Annelise scoring 31 in a 43 run partnership. Allyssa was out top bowler taking 4/9 off her two overs. 

MVP: Allyssa Barry and Annelise Hall

7-9 Boys Softball

Mr Chapman

1-5 

SBCC Win

In our match against St. Benedict’s we were comprehensively beaten by a more experienced team. We fielded well, but were unable to capitalise with the bat, going down 5-1.

MVP: Jordan Newton-Park

7-9 Girls Hockey 

Mrs Davidson  

0 - 1 

SBCC Win

Another close match against SBCC. The girls played a strong defensive game and ultimately went down to SBCC 1 v 0 playing 2 players short. Paige made 3 massive saves and has been our team goalie all term, taking on the role with courage and positivity. Thanks to the girls for a great season.

MVP: Paige Halliday