Sports News
HART Senior State Netball Titles
Congratulations to Lilian Amede, Year 9 who competed at the HART Senior State Netball Titles, where NSW Performance Coaching staff assessed more than 1300 athletes.
We are proud to share that Lilian was one of the athletes selected and recognised by Netball NSW for her impressive efforts.
A fantastic achievement that reflects her dedication, commitment and strong performances across the tournament.
Awesome effort!
School Sports Australia Swimming
A huge congratulations to Anna Munzarova, who proudly represented NSW at the 2026 School Sport Australia Swimming Championships, held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Anna competed in the 13–19 years national event from 25–30 July 2026, racing against the strongest swimmers from school systems across Australia.
14’s Age Group
| 200m Breaststroke | 5th Place |
| 400m Individual Medley | 5th Place |
| 50m Breaststroke | 7th Place |
Anna delivered an outstanding performance on the national stage, showcasing her skill, determination and competitive spirit.
SCS Conference 2 Athletics Championships
Congratulations to the MSCW Athletics Team for their exceptional performances at the Conference 2 Athletics Championships on Tuesday 18 August at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Track.
The dedication and determination of our MSCW athletes were on full display, proudly carrying the Marist spirit as they competed strongly against Rosebank College, Domremy Catholic College and St Vincent’s College.
A special congratulations to the following students who set new records on the day:
- Girls 14 Yrs Shot Put – Ella Finnane
- Girls 14 Yrs Discus – Ella Finnane
Age Champions
- Mackenzie Lees – 12 Years
- Erica Jago – 16 Years
Overall Results
- Junior Runners Up
- Intermediate Runners Up
- Senior Champions
- Conference 2 Runners Up
Awesome achievement!
NSW CCC Rugby League Open Cup Champions for 2026
Marist Sisters’ College has been crowned the NSW CCC Rugby League Open Cup Champions for 2026, proving MSCW is the strongest Open Rugby League team in all NSW Catholic schools. In tough, wet conditions and against determined opponents, the team showed incredible resilience, discipline and pride, battling through every moment with confidence and unity. Their performance lit up Holy Cross Oval, showcasing powerful defence, smart ball movement, fearless carries, kicking control, support play, strong ruck work and composed leadership. A special congratulations must go to Erin Krenmayr, who was deservedly named Player of the Final, recognising her outstanding impact, composure and class on the biggest stage.
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