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Aquathon

MSCW students showcased outstanding athleticism at the CGSSSA Invitational Aquathon, sweeping both individual and team categories. They outperformed competitors from Santa, St Scholastica’s, Domremy, Stella, SCEGGS and their longtime rivals, Monte.

A special congratulations must be extended to the following students:

An awesome effort!

Marist Sisters’ College Awarded the Number 1 Sports Program in Sydney Catholic Schools for the Fourth Year in a row.

On Wednesday 12 November, Ms Rachel Sampson, Mr Daniel Watts, Mr Matthew Iskander, along with Sports Captains Evie Lange and Bridget Butler, proudly represented MSCW at the Sydney Catholic Schools Secondary Sports Award Ceremony held at Southern Cross Catholic College. The event honoured the outstanding accomplishments of students across the SCS network, and once again, MSCW rose to the occasion with brilliance and distinction!

A huge congratulations to our talented MSCW athletes who were recognised for their remarkable achievements in sport throughout 2025. 

• Anna Munzarova (Year 7) Swimming
• Ella Finnane (Year 7) Athletics 
• Chloe Joh (Year 8) Swimming
• Maya Ostapenko (Year 10) Swimming
• Mikaela Gavranic (Year 10) Football
• Emelia Dunn (Year 11) Volleyball
• Isabella Lozevski (Year 11) Sailing

The College was named Conference 2 Girls’ Champions and, for the fourth consecutive year, earned the prestigious title of Sydney Catholic Schools Girls Champions. What an extraordinary accomplishment!

This success is a testament to the relentless effort, passion, and commitment of our sports students. You should all feel immensely proud of what you have achieved.

A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated staff who have coached, mentored, and supported our athletes every step of the way. Your contribution has been invaluable.

As Sports Coordinator I could not be prouder of our MSCW community. 

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