18 Newsletter 11th June 2013 - St Margaret Mary's College

YEAR 8
NETBALL
UNDER 15
BASKETBALL
UNDER 15
SOCCER
OPEN HOCKEY
OPEN NETBALL
SPORTS NEWS
TERM 2 BLOCK SPORT RESULTS
SMMC A played their final game against William Ross. Our team continued their winning
streak, defeating WRSHS 31-13. SMMC A remained undefeated throughout the whole six
week block. The girls showed extraordinary Maggie Spirit and should be so proud of their
efforts. Well done girls!
In the last game of the season, SMMC took on William Ross High School. In a great display
of Maggie's spirit, Emily Balanzategui offered to play for the under-strength WRHS, and
shot for them for the entire game. SMMC were too strong for WRHS and took an early lead
which they maintained for the game, with the final result 20-9. Thanks for a great season
SMMC B1!!
SMMC B2 managed a win in their final game of the season, beating Thuringowa SHS in a
nailbiter, 20-19. Special mention to Tyler Beaumont and Annika Brice who both played
one half each for the opposing side because they were short. A great effort by all.
SMMC A travelled to Town High for the third time this season to play their final game of the
season. The girls played with great spirit and enthusiasm and demonstrated some
sensational skills. The game was a high quality display of basketball and came down to the
last 2 minutes. In the end TSHS took a 59-57 win. The girls had a wonderful season with
some great basketball played. Many of the girls now look forward to Open Basketball next
term. They were an absolute pleasure to coach – Mr Grubba.
SMMC B1 played Annandale CC in their last game of the season. The girls tried hard again
this week and showed improvement from the start of the season. Well done girls!
SMMC B2 had a great last game against SPC. The girls have had a great season and have
shown great Maggie Spirit through their support and encouragement of each other. We
thank Judy Sailor who volunteered to referee the entire game. Great job, girls!
SMMC A showed great spirit, and had heaps of chances in the first 10 minutes of their game
against The Cathedral School. They got tired after that effort and The Cathedral School had
a lot of chances in the next 10 minutes - but Erryn Doxey was fantastic Goal Keeper!
Halftime score was 1:1. Then in the second half Darcy Bailey scored another goal, this
time via Amanda LeCornu and we grabbed the lead. - ALL THE EIGHT GIRLS were
excellent. Emily Sweetland was the once again amazing with so much energy.
Chelsea Pasterello, Jess Ley and Darcy Bailey played like professionals - tricks, runs,
passes all good.
Erryn Doxey in the goal - what an amazing day for her (saved 10-times)
Lucy Campbell scored our first and tried to grab every ball she could.
In defense Priashanti Babao was lightning fast.
Amanada LeCournu played well and scored the third!
Great Season, girls.
The side travelled to Murray and faced Kirwan SHS in their last game of the season. The
girls came out hard and never looked back. The game was played in great spirit and in the
end SMMC took a 3-1 win. Good work, girls.
The Vicki Wilson girls played Pimlico SHS this week in the VW competition. Caitlin Niven
filled in for this game and played a strong game for the side. In the end the girls had a
comfortable 35-10 win. The girls play Kirwan SHS on Tuesday 18 June. If they are able to
win this one then they will probably progress to the regional finals. Good luck, girls.
TERM 3 BLOCK SPORT
Term 3 Block Sport commences in Week 3 of Term 3. All of the sports had a sign on the week before last and
all permission forms and money for those wishing to participate are due on the last Thursday of this term.
Spare forms are located in the front office for those students who missed out on the sign up day. A list of sports
available in Term 3 can be found on the sports noticeboard.
NQ REPRESENATIVES
Congratulations to the following girls who gained selection in North Queensland representative sides
this week.
Basketball – Chelsea Purcell and Jamai Saltner
Soccer – Jessica Ley, Sarah Kuskopf and Chelsea Pasterello
We wish both Alyssa Turner and Tamara Hussey well as they travel to Roma at the end of this
month to represent NQ touch U15’s at the State Championships.
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