Sport Achievements
Rowing
Our rowers enjoyed a strong start to the season at the Cranbrook Head over the weekend. Held at the Sydney International Regatta Centre, the event featured a new racing format with crews competing over a 3.8km course. MLC School crews delivered some great performances, with three crews earning top place finishes:
School Girl 4x+
- Elizabeth Ravens (Year 10)
- Lucy Stoddard (Year 10)
- Tabitha Lloyd (Year 10)
- Megan Kuit (Year 10)
- Dinuli Fernando (Year 10)
School Girl 2x
- Alannah Ng (Year 8)
- Maya McBrien (Year 10)
Year 10 School Girl 4x+
- Ciara Ferguson (Year 9)
- Beth Pidcock (Year 9)
- Danielle Xu (Year 9)
- Hana Lee (Year 9)
- Janani Kanthathas (Year 9)
We now look ahead to the Loreto Normanhurst Regatta this weekend at the Sydney International Regatta Centre, which will mark the first regatta of the season for the wider squad. It will be an exciting day, particularly for our Year 6, Year 7 and Year 8 students, many of whom will be racing for the first time. We wish all crews the very best.
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Water Polo
Congratulations to our MLC03 Year 7 Water Polo Team!
MLC School is extremely proud of this team who took out the first win of the season in Round 1 last week! They played an impressive match against St Vincent’s College, enjoying a convincing 17-5 win.
We are looking forward to seeing all our MLC School Water Polo teams continue to improve and work together over the season.
Tennis
Our MLC01 Team made a fantastic start to the season, securing a convincing 7.5-0.5 sets victory over the weekend! After winning the S03 division in Term 1, the team will be looking to continue their excellent form throughout the season. Congratulations to all players on a great start!
Basketball
Congratulations to our MLC04 IPSHA Basketball Team who took home their first win of the season in Round 1 against Newington. It was an impressive game from all of the girls who worked together to come away with a 19-13 win.
The MLC School Sport Department are so proud of all our basketball students who have shown incredible enthusiasm, determination and teamwork on the weekend. We are looking forward to seeing what our teams can bring to the rest of the season!
Touch
MLC School Touch got off to a flying start in Week 1, with great energy and enthusiasm on display across all teams. It was fantastic to see students hit the ground running, showcasing strong teamwork, skill, and sportsmanship from the first whistle.
Players embraced the opportunity to get back on the field, with plenty of positive moments and competitive matches setting the tone for the Term ahead. A strong start to the season and an exciting sign of what’s to come in the weeks ahead.
Game of the week in Round 1 goes to MLC12, who were clinical in their 7-2 win against Abbotsleigh – great start guys!
Badminton
MLC School Badminton had a brilliant Round 1 with 7 out of 13 games winning. Each of the girls displayed great skills and teamwork throughout each game. A huge shoutout to Sylvia Li (Year 8) and Emilia Sarayar (Year 8) for stepping up and playing in higher graded matches – fantastic work!
Well done to our MLC04 girls who won their game 5-0 against Santa Sabina 1st team. A commanding win against great opposition. We are back in action again this weekend and wish the girls the best of luck in Round 2 of the IGSA Term 4 competition.
Pictured above are the MLC05 and MLC06 badminton teams, who travelled to Monte last week and celebrated a great win. Congratulations to all the players!
Athletics
Gem and Amelia Represent MLC School at NSW All Schools
Congratulations to Gem McGuire (Year 5) and Amelia Ko (Year 6), who represented MLC School as members of the NSW CIS squad at the NSW All Schools Athletics Championships at SOPAC this week.
Gem competed in the 100m, 200m and shot put, while Amelia competed in the 200m and 800m.
We are very proud of both girls for reaching this level of representation. Their selection is a wonderful achievement and reflects their dedication to athletics.
We look forward to celebrating their performances and sharing their results. Go MLC!
MLC School Athletes Shine at NSW All Schools Championships
Four MLC School students competed at the 2026 NSW All Schools Championships over the break, achieving finals appearances and podium success across the two-day event.
Congratulations to Eve Ireland (Year 12), who claimed bronze in the 19 Years Javelin, and Jemima Pun (Year 7), who also took home bronze in her favourite event, the 800m. Edie White (Year 7) earned a place in the final of the 13 Years 80m Hurdles.
Chloe Pun (Year 7) entered the 13 Years 100m and Long Jump, but unfortunately had to withdraw due to injury after finishing fourth in her 100m heat. We wish Chloe a smooth recovery.
We are proud of all four students for reaching this level of competition and representing MLC School. Congratulations, girls. Go MLC!
