Intermediate Boys Volleyball

The Year 9/10 volleyball day was a mix of tough lessons and proud moments. We came out strong in our first match, but despite some great rallies and solid teamwork, we ended up losing that one.

The second game was even more challenging, and although we tried to stay positive and communicate better on the court, the other team was just too consistent.

By the third match, we were determined not to go home without a win. Our serves were sharper, our passes were cleaner, and everyone gave it their full effort. When we finally won that last game, it felt so rewarding because we didn’t give up after the earlier losses.

Even though we lost two matches, the day taught us resilience, teamwork, and how good it feels to finish strong.

Amy Vanderham

Intermediate Girls Volleyball

On Friday 20 February, 16 Year 9 girls represented our school at the Interschool Volleyball Competition. It was a really fun and active day where everyone worked together and supported each other.

Group One played first against Hume Secondary College. They were a strong team and made us work hard for every point. There were some challenging moments, but our teamwork and constant encouragement helped us stay positive. We had some great rallies and won some awesome points, which led to an exciting win. Everyone was proud and we celebrated before getting ready for the next game.

Group Two then played against Mount Ridley, who were also very strong. We had some great saves, long rallies and lots of cheering from the sidelines. Even though we tried our best, we unfortunately lost and didn’t move on to the next round.

Even though we didn’t get to play a third match, the day was still a success. We had lots of fun, bonded as a team and enjoyed meeting other schools. We left feeling proud, with stronger friendships and big smiles on our faces.

Calista Smith  - Year 9

Intermediate Boys Cricket

Due to the amount of teams on the day and the late start, we were only able to compete in one game.  Sadly by the time we were able to commence our game, we were reduced to 30 min innings which worked out to be an 8 over game.

Sacred Heart were able to reach 3 for 44 in their 8 overs after some very good bowling from Hume Secondary College.

In reply Hume managed to get the runs in 5 overs reaching 1 for 45 in that time. Our boys tried hard but were unable to match Hume on the day.