Intermediate Girls Basketball

On Tuesday 21 July the Year 9/10 girls competed in three games of basketball for the Mickleham Division. Macey, Frankie and Zara all showed their ability to get to the basket and finish strong. Gracie and Emilia impressed everyone with their 3’s. Molly and Ellie’s amazing work in the key was much needed.

Finally, Georgia’s defence was amazing and kept up all day. Even though our girls didn’t make it through to the second round, we are still extremely proud of their efforts and positive energy throughout the day.

Sadie and Audrey

Intermediate Boys Basketball

Losing our first game by just one point was tough, but the way the boys responded was something special. They stayed positive, backed each other, and worked hard every game, going on to win every match after that. 

I'm so proud of the effort, teamwork, and determination they showed throughout the tournament. They never gave up, always played for each other, and represented Sacred Heart. Highlights included:

• Jono finding points when most needed
• Oscar for throwing himself at every rebound
• Curtis for being safe and reliable on both ends of the floor getting stops and scoring points
• Jordan for creating excitement when he almost dunked
• Dan for always doing the team thing and when his opportunity came he took it
• Maino bringing his athleticism and reacting quicker then everyone else to get to high spot first
• Bailey for being a big part of our defensive zones and preventing scores in the paint
• Patty for always being an option for his team to bail out and reset controlling the tempo.

Well done everyone!

Nicholas Tricarico

Intermediate Boys AFL

After winning the first round of our pool back in May, our Intermediate Football Team competed again on Wednesday 22 July and had an awesome day! After winning our first two matches, we secured a spot in the grand final. 

We were unfortunate however, to lose the grand final. We tried our best and cooperated with each other during the entire day. The grand final was something to be proud of, and it was a fantastic learning experience.  Well done everyone!

James Beattie