B R O A D E R H O R I Z O N S - St Hildas School
B R O A D E R H O R I Z O N S - St Hildas School
B R O A D E R H O R I Z O N S - St Hildas School
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Trophy winners<br />
Banksia wins first Inter-House<br />
competition<br />
Watson Brown Cup – 12years/under B Division<br />
Best Swimmer<br />
Molly Flynn<br />
12 Years/under Age Champion and Runner-up<br />
Celine Walden and Kimberley Tulisi<br />
Frail Cup for Open 100m Breaststroke<br />
Katie Goldman<br />
13 Years Age Champion/Runner-up<br />
Lauren Rettie and Brittani Pickering<br />
Hamilton Cup Open 100m Backstroke<br />
Georgia Bruce<br />
14 Years Age Champion/Runner-up<br />
Emily Horton and Kate Tobiano<br />
Booth Clarkson Cup for Open 100m Freestyle<br />
Katie Goldman (record 59.68)<br />
15 Years Age Champion/Runner up<br />
Georgia Bruce and Emily Metcalfe<br />
Monteath Trophy for the Open 100m Butterfly<br />
Georgia Bruce<br />
16 Years Age Champion/Runner up<br />
Anneliese Woodman and Rachel Hoban<br />
Bernays Family Trophy for the Open 50m Freestyle<br />
Briana Rainnie<br />
17 Years/over Age Champion/Runner up<br />
Katie Goldman and Briana Rainnie<br />
12<br />
More than 30 new records were set at the Middle and Senior<br />
<strong>School</strong> Inter-House Swimming Carnival in Term 1.<br />
The first inter-House competition for the year, the event saw<br />
Banksia romping to victory with 1899 points followed by<br />
Melaleuca on 1694 and Karragaroo on 1332.<br />
There were many closely contested races with some great<br />
times achieved.<br />
“House spirit was high with colours and voices in an abundance<br />
which elevated the atmosphere to an even greater level,” said<br />
Head of Sport, Mrs <strong>St</strong>ephanie Kaleta.<br />
The new Fathers vs Daughters Relay was well received with 12<br />
fathers wanting to race against their daughters and the girls won<br />
with youth, speed and fitness on their side.<br />
The parent supporters drummed up a lot of trade at the sausage<br />
sizzle and cup cake stall with proceeds going to the Bushfire<br />
Appeal and the swimming timing system fund. The bread was<br />
kindly donated by Brumby’s Bakery, Pacific Pines.<br />
Special guests were invited to present the trophies to individual<br />
and team winners at the Middle and Senior <strong>School</strong> Assembly on<br />
17 February.<br />
National challenge<br />
<strong>St</strong> Hilda’s <strong>School</strong> will send eight girls to the Age National<br />
Championships, the largest contingent from the <strong>School</strong> to<br />
compete in the titles to be held from 13 to 18 April in Sydney.<br />
They are Katie Goldman Year 12, Emily Horton and Emily<br />
Metcalfe Year 9, Kate Tobiano, Georgia Bruce and Amy McIntrye<br />
Year 8 and Lauren Rettie and Brittani Pickering Year 7.<br />
Katie Goldman began 2009 with an exceptional performance<br />
at the recent World Championship Trials.
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