Volleyball and Swimming
Sports Update
27 March 2024

Volleyball

On Tuesday 26 March, eleven Year 7 girls and two sport leaders from Year 10 travelled to Epping to participate in school Volleyball. The team played three games. The first game was played against Hume Grammar and the students lost two sets to nil, but both sets were very close 9-15. The second game against Edgar's Creek College was even closer, winning the first set but losing the next two. In the third game, the girls won two sets to nil against Hume Anglican Grammar Donnybrook which was really exciting. The team worked really well together, showed great spirit and improved dramatically throughout the day. The girls want to thank Renee and Cheyanne for their coaching, as well as Mr Oreo and Ms Perston for their support. We had a great day.

NMR Swimming Competition Finals

On 25 March, a group of keen Sacred Heart students went off to the NMR Swimming competition. The day started off with exceptional participation from SHC swimmers in individual events - everyone had a go and some even placed! 

Dylan Campbell-Quigley placed 2nd in his 50 metre Breastroke and Freestyle events and powered off to 'States' with his win in the 50 Backstroke.
Cate Mahony placed second in her 50 metre Freestyle race, and came 1st in her 50 metre Breastroke, sending her to 'States'! 
Matthew Skewes also placed 3rd in the Open Backstroke!

The relays were the real excitement of the day for the group, as so many students came along to participate for their teams.
The 17-20 year old mixed relay with Trea Harkin, Dylan Campbell-Quigley, Cate Mahony and Angus White placed 3rd in their race.
The 17 year old girls Freestyle team with Trea Harkin, Jen Sullivan, Chevy Muir and Cate Mahony placed 3rd.
The 15 year old girls Freestyle relay with Anna Elliott, Natalia Scuteri, Simone Durrant and Mia Feist placed first - off to 'States'!
The 15 year old boys relay with Angus Haslett, Oscar Bateman, Mason Bray and Hans Ramselaar placed 3rd.
The 14 year old girls relay with Isla Munro, Abi Cross, Molly Ramselaar and Ayla Furness placed 2nd.

Overall, it was a super fun time with so much hard work and dedication from so many students. Well done and thank you to everyone who came along and had a go!

Share News