Sports

As part of our Physical Activity and Sport Studies (PASS) Unit on Physical Activity for Specific Groups,…

The last fixture of the CAS regular season was a home fixture against Trinity. After some tough losses against Barker, it was so good to see some pleasing results amongst our under 16’s and open teams.

Last Thursday, the CIS Cross Country Championships were held at the Sydney Equestrian Centre, and all Cranbrook students represented the school admirably throughout the day.

A mixed bag of results over the weekend. Most importantly, some noticeable growth and developments in the way that our boys play the game.

I’d like to congratulate the following students who have been selected to represent the CAS team at the upcoming Combined Independent Schools (CIS) Cross Country Championships today.

Cranbrook faced our Eastern Suburbs neighbours, Waverley, in a full round of fixtures on Saturday as we came together to mark Reconciliation Round.

Brace yourself. A tough day at the office for our soldiers who took to Queen’s park or better known as Death Valley.

The weekend's fixtures saw Cranbrook take on Waverley College across various venues, with Queens Park once again hosting a number of matches.

Friday night kicked off the weekend with an enthralling volleyball showdown between Cranbrook and Knox in the VCH.

This weekend's fixtures against Knox were a great showcase of the growth of Cranbrook
Football.

Getting to the top is easy, it’s staying up there that proves difficult. After an array of wins against St Aloysius it was back down to earth after the fixture against Knox.

Cranbrook was proudly represented by seven students at the NSW All Schools Swimming Championships, held on Thursday 22 and Friday 23 May at Sydney Olympic Park.