SCS Sport Report

Junior Oztag Report 

The Junior Oztag team successfully made it to the grand final for their conference with then an unfortunate loss against Domremy College in extra time. The students played to the best of their abilities until that final siren. The team worked extremely hard throughout the whole season and developed new skills along the way. Having only 2 losses in the whole season the team kept their head up, and worked cohesively to get to the grand finals. With a mix of skills from both the year 7 and 8 students the team had a very successful experience and should be extremely proud of the achievements they accomplished.

Intermediate Oztag Report 

The Intermediate Oztag Team successfully competed in their conference by taking home Gold against Bethlehem College and dominating the rest of the Competition. MSCW then compete at the Sydney Catholic Schools Oztag Championships. Unfortunately, the team was unsuccessful in the semi-finals against OLSH Kensington, therefore they were unable to progress to the grand finals in the Championships. Overall, the Intermediate Oztag Team placed 3rd in all of Sydney Catholic Schools, beating Mount St Joseph, Milperra. Throughout this season, the players have worked extremely hard by developing new skills both on and off the field. This resulted in a great improvement in personal growth and creating everlasting friendships as athletes enjoyed the rewarding experience. All players should be proud of their achievements and effort applied. The team’s talent and ambitions are already planning to strive for a Gold in the Sydney Catholic School Championships next year.

Senior Oztag Report

The Senior Oztag Team consisted of talented students from Years 9-11 who worked together in dominating the SCS competition. MSCW won every game except one whilst building their team game play and forming lasting friendships to make it to the semi and grand final. MSCW took a fantastic win over Casimir to progress into the final round against Bethlehem. Unfortunately, MSCW lost but they continued to show determination and enthusiasm right until the final whistle was blown, making sure to never give up. It was evident that the Senior Oztag team had great fun throughout the season and could not be happier with placing second in their SCS conference.

Junior Volleyball Report 

The Junior Volleyball team came together as a team, and all worked together to improve individual abilities as well as the ability to work well together as a team. No matter the score or outcome everyone was encouraging towards each other to do their best. Despite the good season the Junior Volleyball team was unable to advance to the finals, but as a team along this journey. A great term of teamwork and camaraderie.

Intermediate Volleyball Report

The intermediate Volleyball team successfully made it through to the semi finals, playing to our best ability, yet unfortunately not progressing to grand finals. Throughout this journey, we have collectively developed our individual skills and learnt to collaborate cohesively as a team. It is evident that we have grown together throughout the season and it was a pleasure celebrating our personal victories together. It was apparent that the Marist spirit helped us persevere throughout the games and we look forward to the next season! 

Senior Volleyball Report 

The Senior Team competed against Bethlehem College, Rosebank College. Casimir Catholic College and Holy Spirit Catholic College during the regular season. MSCW played to their highest ability and were able to come away learning a lot more about the game than anticipated! Even though the team was unsuccessful in winning an overall game, it was a great experience of the competitiveness and teamwork that is a major part of the sport. It was a great pleasure for the senior team to play volleyball this term!

Junior Cricket Report 

The Junior Cricket Team had an amazing season, winning 6 out of the 7 matches during the regular season.The team worked well together with cheers of support and encouragement heard from beyond the sidelines. The team scored over 40+ runs every game, which is quite impressive, considering the 7 over innings. The MSCW team played every single game to their highest ability and always made an outstanding effort in all areas of the game. After qualifying for the semi finals, the Junior Cricket team played Brigidine’s A team. They won the game leaving their opponents empty handed. The team then played a home game against Marist Penshurst in the grand final. They won with 70+ runs after Penshurst scored 30. As this was the first season of the competition that the Junior Cricket team participated in, Marist Sisters will officially be the first winners of this event!

National Cheerleading Report 

Congratulations to Sarah Reynolds (Year 8 Student) on her recent success at the National Cheerleading Championships on the Gold Coast. She competed with her team and placed 1st to be titled undefeated National Champions. Sarah competed against teams from all across Australia and ended up with a great Nationals win. Overall it was an amazing competition with results that represented lots of hard work and training. 

Awesome effort!

Badminton Report

Congratulations to the MSCW Badminton teams who participated in the recent Badminton Championship held at Sydney Olympic Park. 

MSCW competed against Schools from all over the diocese of Sydney, including Bethlehem, Rosebank College, Holy Spirit, Trinity, Bethany, Southern Cross and Bethlehmem 

Congratulations to the Senior team who made it into the semi finals, however they were unfortunately defeated.

Overall it was an honour for MSCW to participate in the first ever badminton championship held by Sydney Catholic Schools.

Badminton Team 2022

Lydia Lok Isabella Nah
Olivia Kwong Katya Nesterova
Ellie Comerford Alyssa Head
Ginetta Richetti Lottie Amato
Edie Mulvey Jessica Elliot
Catherine Davis Olivia Alexakis
Bonita Glassock Sandy Tabuso
Heidi Chaplain Natalie Bellia
Sienna Chambers Camille Moussallem
Abbie Johnson Imogen Wylie
Sofia Watts Alexandra Haddad
Bronte Fisher Zara Chand

 

Mr Daniel Watts, Sports Coordinator

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